Children are increasingly being affected by brain tumors more than the elderly, according to Dr. Buabeng Foster, Chief Executive Officer of Buabeng Authentic Herbal Hospital.
Speaking during an interview on Atinka TV’s Ghana Nie, Dr. Buabeng, popularly known as the “Walking Pharmacopoeia,” expressed concern over what he described as a growing incidence of brain tumors among children. He attributed the trend to a number of lifestyle and dietary factors, including late-night eating habits.
According to him, eating late at night may contribute to the development of brain tumors, while inadequate sleep could increase the risk of cancer and other health complications.
Dr. Buabeng also highlighted the potential role of Vitamin B5 in reducing brain tumor risks and called for greater public awareness of preventive health practices.
Dr. Buabeng urged the public to adopt healthier lifestyles, prioritize adequate sleep, and seek timely medical attention for symptoms that may indicate serious health conditions.
For publication, you may want to clearly attribute these as Dr. Buabeng’s claims unless they have been independently verified by medical experts or scientific studies.
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