The carcinogens in burnt meat cannot be ignored!

Everyone has cancer cells in their body, but not everyone will get cancer. However, if you do not pay attention to your diet and other habits in your daily life, coupled with environmental and personal factors, you will increase the probability of inducing pancreatic cancer . Recent medical research shows that eating burnt meat frequently will also greatly increase the probability of inducing pancreatic cancer.

At the annual meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research held in Denver in April, researchers from the School of Medicine released this research report. They found that if you often eat burnt meat, the probability of inducing pancreatic cancer is as high as 60%. The more burnt meat you eat, the higher the probability of inducing pancreatic cancer. The report said that if meat is fried, stir-fried or grilled, it will produce carcinogens, but stewed meat will not produce such substances. Researchers recommend that you cook meat until it is cooked. If you must eat barbecue, you can first put the meat in the microwave and cook it for a few minutes, then pour out the gravy, and then put the meat on the stove to roast. In addition, once the meat is burnt, the burnt part should be removed before eating. In order to understand the relationship between eating burnt meat and inducing pancreatic cancer, researchers from the School of Medicine conducted a 9-year study on nearly 63,000 people, involving meat consumption, meat cooking methods, and the degree of meat cooking. Finally, the above research conclusions were drawn.

Through understanding the factors that induce pancreatic cancer, I believe that readers have a new understanding of the carcinogens in burnt meat. Readers and friends should eat less barbecued food in daily life, reduce the intake of carcinogens, and effectively prevent cancer.

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