One Habit of Our Ancestors that Should Not be Perpetuated
Traditional diets are better in many ways, except for the propensity toward smoked and cured meats. In addition, excessive use of picked vegetables is not good. Certain areas of China that eat these types of foods have high rates of esophageal and stomach cancer. Refrigeration has significantly decreased the routine eating of these types of foods. In the United States, the increased use of refrigeration paralleled a decrease in stomach and esophageal cancer.

From The Detox Revolution - pg. 66

Anna R. Giuliano, PhD
Program Leader, Cancer Epidemiology
Chair, Department of Cancer Epidemiology
Co-Director, Population Science Core
H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center &
Research Institute
12902 Magnolia Drive
Tampa, FL 33612

Dr. Giuliano is an internationally recognized speaker and consultant who has served on a number of committees and investigative task forces of CARE International. Research interests include cancer epidemiology biomarkers; nutritional supplements and diet as chemopreventive agents; HPV and cervical cancer, breast cancer, and cancer screening. Dr. Giuliano is a member of ASPO, AACR, SER, and IEA, and has contributed significantly to the Institute of Medicine publication, The Unequal Burden of Cancer. The National Institutes of Health recently awarded $10 million to Dr. Giuliano for a study to determine men's role in the spread of the human papillomavirus virus (HPV) that causes cervical cancer. The NIH grant is the largest ever to a cancer control and prevention researcher at Moffitt

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