Collagen causes breast cancer

Collagen does not cause breast cancer. Collagen itself is not carcinogenic. Collagen is a protein found in the human body that plays an important role in maintaining the structure and function of skin, bones, joints, etc. It is not carcinogenic, and its normal existence and metabolism do not directly lead to cell malignancy. There is no scientific evidence that collagen is directly associated with breast cancer. A lot of medical research has been devoted to exploring the causes and risk factors of breast cancer, but collagen has not been proved to be one of the factors leading to breast cancer. genetic factors, hormone levels, lifestyle,(e.g. chronic smoking, alcoholism, obesity, lack of exercise, etc.), fertility (such as early menarche, late menopause, infertility, etc.) and environmental factors, these factors interact to increase the risk of breast cancer, and collagen is not one of them. Reasonable supplementation of collagen is generally safe. In some cases, people will increase their collagen intake through diet or supplements to improve skin condition, etc., as long as it is within reasonable limits and the product quality is reliable, it usually does not pose a cancer risk. Collagen does not cause breast cancer, so there is no need to worry or misunderstand it. However, while paying attention to health, we should be vigilant about breast cancer and other diseases, understand and pay attention to its real risk factors, and take scientific and reasonable prevention and health care measures.