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.
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The ACS recommends the following to reduce colorectal cancer risk: 1  Limit intake of red and processed meat. Avoid charbroiling meat. 2  Eat a diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. Consume at least 2 Â½ cups (300 grams) of fruits and vegetables daily. 3  Avoid excess alcohol consumption.