“What it was unable to determine, however, was if these higher micronutrient levels were related to a healthier diet.”
“The study clearly indicates that those men with higher concentrations of micronutrients such as selenium and beta carotene had a lower risk of cancer than men that did not have good levels of micronutrients,” Sabat says. “What it was unable to determine, however, was if these higher micronutrient levels were related to a healthier diet.”