A carcinogenic diet is a diet that is low in all of the following EXCEPT:

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A carcinogenic diet is a diet that increases the risk of cancer. The diet is characterized by high intake of processed meats, red meat, and saturated fat. Therefore, the only option that is not low in a carcinogenic diet is dietary fat (option E). Adequate intake of dietary fat is necessary for a healthy diet, and there is no evidence suggesting that moderate fat intake increases the risk of cancer. Options A, B, C, and D are all essential components of a healthy diet and are associated with reduced cancer risk.

A Carcinogenic Diet Is a Diet That Is Low in All