Cycling can effectively reduce the incidence of breast cancer

Good living habits and reasonable exercise in daily life are good ways to fight diseases, especially gynecological tumors such as breast cancer. Proper exercise can significantly improve people's physical fitness and immunity, and effectively reduce the incidence of breast cancer. Recently, German scientists have discovered that cycling is also an effective means to reduce the incidence of breast cancer.

The researchers conducted this study on more than 1,000 people, including 400 women under the age of 45 who had breast cancer but had not yet started menopause, and 880 healthy female volunteers. The researchers concluded that the longer the cycling time, the lower the incidence of breast cancer.

The study found that riding a bicycle for at least three hours a week can reduce the risk of breast cancer by 34%, and the longer the long-term cycling time, the stronger the health function. The reason for the lower incidence of breast cancer may be that cycling can improve the body's immune system. However, she also emphasized that more research is still needed to truly confirm the effectiveness of cycling in fighting breast cancer.

As for the scope of further research in the future, the researchers said that they would conduct different sports research on women in different countries. For the German women who participated in this experiment, cycling is one of their means of transportation and a mainstream sport. As for women in other countries, the sports situation may be different.

The above is the research on the relationship between cycling and breast cancer incidence. It is hoped that through this research, more female friends will pay attention to exercise in daily life, actively prevent breast cancer, and effectively reduce the incidence of breast cancer.

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