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The Health-Promoting Effects and the Mechanism of Intermittent Fasting
Table 4
Information about IF and cancer.
| Information | Method | Sample feature | Results | Discussion |
| Cooper [45] | Nonrandomized controlled experiments on animals | Male Fox Chase SCID mice injected in the flank with LAPC-4 cells were randomized to seven groups | IGF-1↓; survival percentage↑ (after 20 days) | Tumor growth was not significantly inhibited, but the survival rate was improved. | Stefanie [46] | Randomized controlled experiments in humans | HER2-negative II/III breast cancer patients | Toxicity grade III/IV of the subjects (NA); DNA damage in T lymphocytes↓ | FMD has significant benefits in increasing the sensitivity of breast cancer cells to chemotherapy. | Cui [47] | Nonrandomized controlled experiments on animals | IF group () AL group () | TFR, TV, damage to the liver caused by liver cancer↓ | IF can reduce tumorigenesis, inhibit tumorigenesis, reduce the degree of liver injury during tumorigenesis, and maintain normal lipid metabolism. |
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Note: SCID: severe combined immunodeficiency; LAPC-4: Los Angeles prostate cancer-4; NA: not analyzed; TFR: tumor formation rate; TV: tumor volume; Glu: blood glucose.
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