Cancer incidences are rising globally. Variations in the metabolism of nutrients, including fatty acids, amino acids, and glucose, are linked to an increased risk of cancer. Numerous cancer forms have been related to obesity and overweight. There is strong evidence that aerobic physical activity, including walking, can help you maintain a healthy weight. On the other hand, a sedentary lifestyle, especially one that involves excessive screen time from activities like playing video games, watching television, or using a computer at work, contributes to weight growth and obesity. This brings us to certain important questions.
Can physical inactivity increase your cancer risk?
