… of the amount and type of dietary protein on various characteristics of … dietary protein markedly
inhibited the development of AFBr induced liver tumors. We considered this dietary protein …

… a diet with a 30% content in fat and protein (HFPD). The presentation of cancer, the histologic
spectrum of neoplasia … What potential human dietary factors might we address so that none …

… in dietary protein and preneoplastic and neoplastic lesion … calories than animals fed the
higher protein diets (20-22% of … that could potentially, if unrepaired, become neoplastic and, …

… neoplastic agents, which have a narrow therapeutic index and may be associated with potentially
… were shifted from a low-protein diet to a diet high in protein; these parameters were not …

… potential for future growth on readministration of high protein … the animals fed the low-protein
diet were only 18% smaller … inhibits preneoplastic and neoplastic lesion development (28,29…

… potential effects of manipulating the dietary carbohydrate:… on breast cancer found that
feeding a higher protein diet prior to … favorable to neoplastic tissues. Similarly, a ketogenic …

… protein (IGFBP-3) levels. Lean and obese female Zucker rats fed casein or high-isoflavone
soy protein … The results suggest that female Zucker rats fed casein diets are protected against …

… albumin, and lactoferrin are whey protein subfractions with potential to hinder tumor pathways.
… supplementation in cancer patients since high protein diets are recommended for these …

… , and fasting mimicking diets are being proposed for their potential to prolong healthy life …
as neoplasia. Evidence will be discussed suggesting that the effects of these dietary regimens …

… Switching from the high protein diet to a low protein diet (5% … foci are reliable markers of
neoplastic potential in this model of … , remo deled foci retain the potential for future growth. Unlike …