Carbonated drinks may induce esophageal cancer

Many people like to drink carbonated drinks, but they don’t know that carbonated drinks can also induce esophageal cancer.

At the New Orleans Cancer Conference in the United States, an Indian medical report pointed out that carbonated beverages may increase the incidence of esophageal cancer. Indian and medical experts studied the agricultural data of the United States and found that the per capita consumption of carbonated beverages in the United States increased from 49 liters in 1945 to 224 liters in 2000, an increase of 450%. In the past 25 years, the incidence of esophageal cancer in the United States has increased by more than 5.7 times. In 2003, the number of Americans suffering from esophageal tumors was 13,900, of which more than 10,000 were men.

Based on the above data, Indian medical researchers believe that the possibility of esophageal cancer is closely related to carbonated drinks. This trend is sweeping the country. In countries where the average annual consumption of carbonated drinks exceeds 91 liters, the incidence of esophageal cancer is higher.

Overheated food can damage the esophageal mucosa, and long-term stimulation can cause cancer. If you prefer hotter food and love to drink carbonated drinks, you must be vigilant and quit carbonated drinks as soon as possible!