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sydramySweame 03-08-2010 09:20 PM

Cold Meats May Cause Bladder Cancer
 
US researchers have found that red meat may cause bladder cancer. According to the study, the nitrates and nitrites that are added to cold meats to preserve and enhance their color and flavor may induce tumors in organs such as bladder. Although, they found no link between bacon, beef, steak, sausage, hamburger and bladder cancer.

Researchers studied the intakes of nitrates, nitrites and other components found in red meat, in 300,000 participants (men and women aged 50-71). After 8 years, they made a follow up and found that 854 of the participants were diagnosed with bladder cancer. Their conclusions were, those who eat foods high in nitrites, not just meats, are 28-29% greater chance of developing bladder cancer.


Now we all know that preserved foods especially those containing nitrites are not good for the body. If you have to eat meat, choose the fresh, lean cut ones.


Source: MedIndia

KinicsBonee 03-09-2010 12:38 AM

I don't eat much meat at all especially canned or preserved meats. I've heard of this danger before so I avoided them right away.

bumxumer 03-09-2010 02:01 AM

This applies to canned foods as well right? I mean, they have preservatives too.. I should just check the label. I rarely eat canned foods but my family eats them regularly.. I need to warn them.

Efksqhyu 04-08-2010 09:55 PM

Yeah, I think so.. All canned foods have preservatives.. You're right, check the label just to be sure.


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