High-fat diets can play a part in the development of
a. breast, colon, and pancreatic cancer
b. ovarian, bone, and skin cancer
c. skin, brain, and prostate cancer
d. pancreatic, skin, and colon cancer

The answer is A. High-fat diet increases the risk of developing breast, colon and pancreatic cancer. Many studies has shown that frequent consumption of meat can lead to the development certain cancer type. It was found that the high fat content of meat and other products increases the production of hormone therefore making the body more susceptible to developing hormone- related cancer like breast cancer. In another research, it was discussed that the total fat and saturated fat in a high-fat diet may increase the risks of having a colon cancer. Lastly, although not thoroughly studied like other types of cancer, a number of studies had concluded that high fat diet is also linked to kidney and pancreatic cancer risk.

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