Regardless of the key reasons for therapeutic success, it seems most of the studies involved have identified significant survival benefit and are suggestive of the need for a closer look from a clinical perspective.
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A 2017 observational study looked at patients diagnosed with gastrointestinal tract cancers between 1998 and 2011 and assessed the association between aspirin usage after diagnosis and overall patient survival.
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Findings suggested that colorectal cancer patients in the group with the highest dietary glycemic load experienced a higher degree of risk and negative outcomes compared with those in the lowest dietary GL.
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Physical activity appears to reduce the risk of cancer recurrence and mortality for colorectal cancer patients.
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A 2015 study found that colorectal cancer patients who consumed 4 cups per day (or more) of total coffee experienced a reduced hazard ratio (HR) of 42% over Coffee abstainers. Increased caffeine intake in general also displayed significant reduction in cancer recurrence or mortality.
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