Kidney cancer

Supplements studied for Kidney cancer.

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SupplementDEX currently indexes Green Tea for kidney cancer. See the heatmap and evidence reviews below for the full rating.

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Reconsider purchase★★★★★

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Evidence Review

Research following Japanese adults for about 19 years found that drinking green tea does not seem to affect the overall risk of kidney cancer.
However, women who drink five or more cups of green tea every day may have a lower risk of developing kidney cancer compared to those who rarely drink it.

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ObservationalGreen tea and coffee consumption and risk of kidney cancer in Japanese adults2022n=102,463

In 102,463 Japanese adults followed ~19 years, green tea and coffee consumption were examined for kidney cancer risk in the JPHC cohort.

Effect: Benefit
Population: Adults
Participants: 102,463
Ages: 40–69

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Study distribution across 1 supplements for kidney cancer (1 studies total).
Supplement	DEX	Studies	Meta-analyses	Share
Green Tea	★★★★★40%	1	0	100%

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