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#ColorectalCancer #BreastCancer #CausesOfCancer #ProfessorChoiSeokJae #JecheolHealth Cancer is not a disease that appears suddenly. It starts with the eating habits that are repeated every day. Many people think they are eating healthily, but in reality, they are repeating the foods that cancer cells love every day. In this video, we will explain the reasons why colorectal and breast cancers are rapidly increasing and the key points you need to change first on your table right now. Whether you go down to cancer or not, your current diet decides. If today's video was helpful, please like, subscribe, and turn on notifications to stay connected with Jecheol Health. 00:00 Intro 00:23 Reasons for the surge in early-onset colorectal cancer 01:15 Reasons why intestinal balance is disrupted 02:28 The structure where toxins accumulate in the body 04:25 Why breast cancer keeps increasing 06:15 Why breast cancer is scarier 08:37 Eating habits to beat breast cancer 10:04 What happens when you burn meat 11:07 How women can avoid lung cancer 12:12 Meat and eggs, Not All Are the Same 15:01 Is It Okay to Eat Milk and Dairy Products? 17:00 What Makes Good Eggs Different? 18:50 Are Sweet Foods Related to Breast Cancer? ✅ Curious about ‘the most common mistakes people make on their current dining tables and the key standards they need to change immediately,’ as explained by Professor Choi Seok-jae?! ⬇️⬇️    • 암 막는 식단, 딱 2가지만 바꾸세요 | 대부분 반대로 먹고 있습니다 | 최...   [Notice] 1. As this is an open space, we ask for your understanding that we cannot answer certain questions regarding personal health or disease consultations, medication, or product recommendations. 2. Comments that cause offense, such as profanity directed at individuals, content that may cause conflict, or sexually suggestive writing, may be deleted without prior consent. [Disclaimer] 1. This video reflects the personal opinions of the participants, and any judgments regarding health are the viewer's own responsibility. 2. This video provides general health information and is not intended for treatment or diagnosis. If you have any specific symptoms or health issues, please be sure to seek medical treatment and consultation from a specialist.