Peter Attia· MD
and if you if you look at you know animal studies if you look at humans to human studies like humans that have polymorphisms that make them have more igf-1 they have much higher cancer incidence vice versa
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and if you if you look at you know animal studies if you look at humans to human studies like humans that have polymorphisms that make them have more igf-1 they have much higher cancer incidence vice versa
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There’s a really close correlation between your IGF-1 level and your risk of cancer.