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Data source: "Journal of Nutrition" 2010 Vol.
32 No.
5 (Author: Yang Yuexin, Ge Keyou)
In recent days, claims such as "drinking milk can cause cancer" have been circulating on the Internet
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Is milk harmful to health? Has the nutritional value of milk been exaggerated? Question 1: Is IGF-1 in milk a carcinogen?[Response] The content of milk is far less than the amount produced by the body itself, and there is no authoritative argument that it is carcinogenic .
The net article stated that "IGF-1 in milk can stimulate the active growth and reproduction of cancer cells, leading to prostate cancer and breast cancer .
"What substance is IGF-1? Professor Yang Yuexin, vice chairman of the Chinese Nutrition Society and deputy director of the National Dairy Standards Committee, told reporters that the full name of IGF-1 is insulin-like No.