Mice研究将间歇性禁食与通过直肠干细胞活化而增加的癌症风险联系起来。 Mice study links intermittent fasting to increased cancer risk through gut stem cell activation.

最近对小鼠的一项研究表明,间歇性禁食(IF)虽然与健康福利有关,但可能会增加癌症风险。 A recent study in mice suggests that intermittent fasting (IF), while linked to health benefits, may increase cancer risk. 研究发现,在禁食之后再喂食活性内脏干细胞,如果存在基因突变,可以促进癌症的发展。 The research found that fasting followed by refeeding activated gut stem cells, which could facilitate cancer development if genetic mutations exist. 尽管《综合框架》表明,有可能实现各种健康改善,但与人类癌症风险的联系仍然不明确,突出表明在开始《综合框架》之前需要进一步研究和与保健提供者协商。 Although IF shows promise for various health improvements, the connection to cancer risk in humans remains unclear, highlighting the need for further research and consultation with healthcare providers before starting IF.