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Looks like you need a little fact check there... According to the MD Anderson Cancer Center:
Source: https://www.mdanderson.org/publications/focused-on-health/how-fiber-helps-lower-your-cancer-risk.h11-1590624.html
High-fiber foods... basically meaning fruits, veggies, beans, whole grains... things vegans typically eat lots of.
Low-fiber foods would be... animal product foods, basically...
you think it's making you have more poop, but in reality it's making you have the same poop but bigger :V
-I'm the one that's been doing the fact checks. Every time you quote me you just copy/paste propaganda.
"A diet rich in high-fiber foods can reduce your overall calorie intake and help you maintain a healthy weight, which is vital to reducing cancer risk."
-Food does not contain calories. You do not have a "calorie intake," it would be 0. Tell me, how much does a calorie weigh, if you held it in your hand? 0. So why do you think adding it or removing it would have any kind of impact on weight? It doesn't. Your text goes on to say that weight is relevant for cancer... not even specifying if the "weight" is fat or muscle. But both would be false. Fat and muscle are not cancer risks. This is propaganda, just like saying cholesterol causes artery plaque or is a risk for that. (I bet you also still believe that foolishness.)
"High-fiber foods... basically meaning fruits, veggies, beans, whole grains... things vegans typically eat lots of."
-All of which are toxic and unnecessary. Humans do not need carbohydrates, of any kind, in any amount, whatsoever. You have the OPTION of eating some. Humans have a LIMITED TOLERANCE for eating some. This does not make them ideal, important, nor essential. The best way to treat them is probably the way you treat alcohol and tobacco.
"Low-fiber foods would be... animal product foods, basically..."
-Correct, and this is what your diet should be mostly, if not all, compromised of.
"Another win for vegans."
-Vegan is a failure on all fronts. It's never had a win, anywhere, unless you count being one of the main culprits behind the epidemics of obesity and metabolic disease that we have today. That is your "win."
Since you keep linking ignorant propaganda to me, I'm going to start linking actual correct stuff back to you. This is one of the best doctors you can, and should, be listening to:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0b8Osg5MbfE&t=1984s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDaCyObMEQM