Active calcium supplementation is beneficial to the prevention of ovarian cancer

As a gynecological tumor disease with a very high mortality rate, ovarian cancer is a threat to the patient's life. Actively preventing ovarian cancer in daily life is something that every woman is very concerned about. Scientific research has found that proper calcium supplementation has a significant effect on the prevention of ovarian cancer. Women can actively and appropriately supplement calcium in their daily lives to effectively prevent ovarian cancer.

Scientists found that women whose diets contained the most calcium were 54% less likely to develop ovarian cancer than those whose diets contained the least, although further research is needed to identify specific components of the diet that may be beneficial. Women are advised to monitor their daily dietary calcium intake levels to reduce the risk of osteoporosis and other related diseases. If women can maintain the recommended calcium intake, another benefit may be enhanced prevention of ovarian cancer. Women who consumed the most dairy products, including low-fat and skim milk, were the least likely to develop ovarian cancer, regardless of race, but those who drank whole milk did not reduce their risk. The amount of yogurt, cheese or ice cream consumed was also not associated with ovarian cancer risk. Those who consumed more calcium and lactose - the main component of dairy products, also seemed to have a lower risk of ovarian cancer (lactose may increase calcium absorption and promote the growth of cancer-suppressing bacteria). This leads to the conclusion that calcium supplementation plays an important role in preventing ovarian cancer.

Although ovarian cancer can be cured if it is treated in time in the early stages, this terrible disease has no obvious symptoms in the early stages. Therefore, prevention of ovarian cancer is the best choice to ensure good health. I hope readers can pay attention to calcium supplementation in their lives and actively prevent various diseases.

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