Best Answer: We all know that abusive behavior towards one another is a sickening reality. Many have been taught to turn a blind eye to that type of behavior and stay uninvolved. Sadly by doing so the cycle of abuse continues until and unless someone says enough and steps up to say no more.
Foods such as broccoli, berries, and garlic showed some of the strongest links to cancer prevention. They're low in calories and fat and power-packed with phytochemicals and antioxidants that may help reduce your cancer risk.
These American Institute for Cancer Research recommendations on diet and lifestyle can provide a starting point for your own cancer-prevention eating plan: 1  Don't eat more than 3 ounces of red meat daily -- about the size of a deck of cards. 2  Limit fatty foods.