Eating yogurt and fiber may lower the risk for lung cancer
| 25 Oct 2019 | 02:57
Those who ate the most yogurt were found to have a 17 percent lower risk of lung cancer than those who ate the least. (
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Vanderbilt University researchers found that eating yogurt and fiber, both probiotic foods, may lower the risk for lung cancer, even in smokers. Study participants who ate the most fiber had a 17 percent lower risk of lung cancer than those who ate the least. Those who ate from three to four ounces of yogurt a day were 19 percent less likely to develop lung cancer than those who ate none.