A new study in the British Medical Journal shows that a high-fiber diet can cut a person's risk of developing bowel cancer, reports the UK's Press Association. In a meta-analysis of 25 studies on bowel cancer, the researchers found that a diet high in fibrous foods — porridge, brown rice, and cereals in particular — ameliorated the risk of cancer.
Mmmmm, Fiber
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