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A recent study from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology reveals that adopting a keto diet may lead to varied outcomes in the growth of tumors within the digestive system. The study challenged the previous belief that a high-fat diet combats cancer, as the results showed that following a keto regimen increased the growth of small intestine tumors while contributing to a reduction in colon tumor growth. These differences are attributed to the distinct functions and structures of each part of the intestines, and to the fact that tumor growth is not directly linked to blood ketone levels. Instead, the findings indicate that fats are the primary factor stimulating the proliferation of cancer cells through metabolic processes within the intestines.
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