Bryan Johnson· Author
Legume fiber has health promoting qualities, including the reduction of colon cancer risk.
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Legume fiber has health promoting qualities, including the reduction of colon cancer risk.
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Legumes should have their own prominent category, placed high on the pyramid as a primary protein and dietary fiber source.
Remarkably legumes fibers correlated to a much higher decrease of 32% of colon cancer risk.
Studies suggest that eating 10 g of legume fibers every day lowers colon cancer risk by 32% versus just 10% for the same amount of other dietary fibers.