This Simple Trick DEFEATS Deadliest Cancer

By Jack Taylor Posted November 18, 2018

It’s one of the most vicious and deadly cancers out there… a SILENT, FAST-ACTING KILLER that claims more than 40,000 lives every year…

I’m talking about pancreatic cancer.

And because its subtle symptoms often show up far too late… long after the cancer has spread to other parts of the body… the five-year survival rate hovers at a dismal 9 percent.

But now, just-out researchhas found a way to REDUCE your risk and STOP this creeping cancer before it starts– so you NEVER have to face that devastating, too-little-too-late diagnosis.

All you have to do is munch on more of your favorite snacks.

In the study, published in the British Cancer Journal, researchers followed over 60,000 men and women for a period of eight years and used surveys to record how much magnesium each person consumed on a regular basis.

What they found was mind-blowing.

By the end of the study, researchers concluded that magnesium deficiency (not meeting the recommended daily amount, or RDA) could make you 42 percent more likely to get pancreatic cancer.

And that’s just on average.

If you’re REALLY deficient, your risk skyrockets – shooting your odds of developing the disease as much as 76 PERCENT higher.

That’s likely because magnesium helps manage inflammation and keep harmful free radicals in check – two anti-cancer jobs that aren’t happening if you’re missing out on the nutrient.

And most people are.

The recommended daily dose of magnesium falls at 420 mg for men and 320 mg for women, but odds are, you’re getting way less than that – putting you squarely in that high-risk category.

But all you have to do to boost your intake is eat more of the snacks you already love.

I’m talking about creamy avocado, decadent dark chocolate, and crunchy almonds… all of which include more than 15 percent of the RDA in just one serving. 

Keep some on hand throughout the day — or if you’d rather get everything you need in one sitting, prep a salad of leafy greens (kale or spinach are best), quinoa, and your favorite fatty fish for lunch or dinner.

You can also find magnesium supplements online and at your local vitamin store.

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Regards,

Jack Taylor
Department of Research, Turapür Products