The relationship between fermented foods and colorectal cancer: A review
Shanbin Chen , Jiaojiao Zhang , Wenmei Zhao , Mingwan Liu , Chunguang Luan , Mengchao He , Weijie Dong , Guizhen Liu , Fengwei Yin , Wei Liu , Ruiqi Luo , Jie Huangfu , Xinlin Han , Deliang Wang
Cancer Plus ›› 2025, Vol. 7 ›› Issue (2) : 68 -75.
The relationship between fermented foods and colorectal cancer: A review
Despite advancements in medical technology, cancer remains a leading cause of mortality, with colorectal cancer consistently ranking among the most prevalent cancers worldwide. Diet can either contribute to or protect against the development of cancer. The Asian region is known for its extensive consumption of fermented foods, which may influence colorectal cancer due to the diverse range of microorganisms and compounds produced during fermentation. These components can affect the tumor microenvironment, potentially leading to either beneficial or adverse effects on colorectal cancer.
Colorectal cancer / Fermented foods / Cell / Animal
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