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This video clarifies the complex relationship between dairy consumption and cancer risk, dispelling the common myth that dairy definitively promotes cancer. It explains that while some studies suggest a small, relative increase in prostate cancer risk with high dairy intake, other research shows neutral or even protective effects, particularly for colorectal cancer with fermented dairy. The video emphasizes that any observed links are often statistically tiny and difficult to measure reliably, due to factors like recall bias in dietary reporting and confounding lifestyle elements. Furthermore, concerns regarding hormones and inflammation in dairy are addressed, noting that hormone levels are minimal and that fermented dairy may actually reduce inflammation. The video concludes by stating that dairy is neither a "villain" nor a "cure" for cancer, advocating for a balanced diet and lifestyle, and providing guidance on nutrient replacement for those who choose to avoid dairy.