Watch out!!! These foods apparently cause cancer....................

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  • MrCoolGrim
    MrCoolGrim Posts: 351 Member
    edited January 2015
    :s
    royaldrea wrote: »
    sandman1000 wrote: »
    "It’s probably not something you think about every day, whether or not the foods you are eating could contain carcinogens, but with almost 1.5 million people diagnosed with some type of cancer just last year, perhaps it’s time to look at what is in our foods that could be causing such a huge number of new cancer patients. Here is a list of the top 10 foods that you most likely consume every day that may contain carcinogens or be suspected of causing cancer"

    Why do they publish such rubish when there is no facts around the claim? Its either "could" or "possibly" or "maybe" cause this or that. I might as well live in a plastic bubble my whole life on Mars!

    Mars will give you cancer.

    Maybe work causes cancer! I feel nauseous I think I need to talk to HR
  • ashdawg8790
    ashdawg8790 Posts: 819 Member
    Haha this thread is not what I was expecting - I'm happy :)
  • jennifershoo
    jennifershoo Posts: 3,198 Member
    Ninkyou wrote: »
    I couldn't get past the 2nd slideshow image because of their damn annoying popups. And that's with Adblock on... jeebus. I think that website is a cancer.

    Lol! I hate those websites with slideshows. Loaded with ads just to make more money.

  • jgnatca
    jgnatca Posts: 14,464 Member
    Read up on the environmental contaminant PCB. We're all contaminated and there's nothing we can do about it.
  • tennisdude2004
    tennisdude2004 Posts: 5,609 Member
    Stopped reading at Microwaved popcorn - pfft!
  • kimekakes28
    kimekakes28 Posts: 103 Member
    Well since slides 1-4 have already been consumed today, I guess I need to updated my will :-)
    They love to scare people with the big C. I'm going to start a blog called, "websites that lists foods that cause cancer cause cancer" LOL. Eat good food, exercise, and live life.
  • ninerbuff
    ninerbuff Posts: 49,257 Member
    Had my daily diet Pepsi for the day (for the last 25 years) and still waiting................

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  • RhineDHP
    RhineDHP Posts: 1,025 Member
    edited January 2015
    ninerbuff wrote: »
    Lounmoun wrote: »
    What doesn't cause cancer?
    Twerking.

    Nope. I'm pretty sure that Miley Cyrus video gave me eye cancer.
  • Sabine_Stroehm
    Sabine_Stroehm Posts: 19,251 Member
    eric_sg61 wrote: »
    Sabine_Stroehm wrote: »
    Do potato chips actually have trans fats anymore?

    Jones Salt and Vinegar chips have 4 grams of trans fat per serving. Unfortunately, they are the best tasting chips ever and local to Ohio.

    Wow. I had no idea. I haven't really eaten them lately, but assumed the trans fats were gone. wow. Thanks.
  • nlittle1011
    nlittle1011 Posts: 95
    The leading cause of cancer is life lol
  • Aviva92
    Aviva92 Posts: 2,333 Member
    zyxst wrote: »
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    Finally have a use for this. XD

    LOLOL
  • MindySaysWhaaat
    MindySaysWhaaat Posts: 401 Member
    I feel like it may fit in this category to explain that there's no such thing as "dying of natural causes."

    You pretty much have to die of something. Usually when people die of "natural causes" it means their heart said "screw it, I'm done."
  • dbmata
    dbmata Posts: 12,950 Member
    I just heard today that an 8 year old cured cancer.

    We're all saved.
  • Aviva92
    Aviva92 Posts: 2,333 Member
    memelendy wrote: »
    I feel like it may fit in this category to explain that there's no such thing as "dying of natural causes."

    You pretty much have to die of something. Usually when people die of "natural causes" it means their heart said "screw it, I'm done."

    do you mean "old age", not "natural causes"? cause heart attack/cancer is a natural cause.
  • MindySaysWhaaat
    MindySaysWhaaat Posts: 401 Member
    Aviva92 wrote: »
    memelendy wrote: »
    I feel like it may fit in this category to explain that there's no such thing as "dying of natural causes."

    You pretty much have to die of something. Usually when people die of "natural causes" it means their heart said "screw it, I'm done."

    do you mean "old age", not "natural causes"? cause heart attack/cancer is a natural cause.

    Yep
  • honkytonks85
    honkytonks85 Posts: 669 Member
    Organic is a billion dollar industry.
  • honkytonks85
    honkytonks85 Posts: 669 Member
    I try to avoid most of these things. I think there's some merit to them not being great for you - especially nitrates and smoking meats. I actively attempt to avoid GMOs and hormones. I'm not perfect, but I feel good about reducing my intake of all items on this list (except Alcohol - you can't make me give up the *maybe* 10 glasses of wine I have a year!!)

    Why do you avoid GMO's? They are completely safe to eat. I actually go out of my way to avoid organic food.
  • Serah87
    Serah87 Posts: 5,481 Member
    We eat healthy, we exercise, we die anyways. That is the facts of life.

    Enjoying a ice cream cone as we speak/type, lol. ;)
  • nam985
    nam985 Posts: 140 Member
    Well I guess I am royally screwed as I sit here eating smoked farmed salmon & genoa salami on white flour crackers made from GMO wheat with a side of pickles and olives, all washed down with some vodka & diet coke!
  • RockstarWilson
    RockstarWilson Posts: 836 Member
    zyxst wrote: »
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    Finally have a use for this. XD

    Do you keep memes in your back pocket, or in a binder somewhere for when you need them? Do you keep an account of memes somewhere, and recognize a situation where you can just whip one out at a moment's notice?
  • RhineDHP
    RhineDHP Posts: 1,025 Member
    RockstarWilson wrote: »
    zyxst wrote: »
    f260bfabd8c3367fa895b7d2e2908c8f2407c7f3c21e6292087dc325d5713b83.jpg
    Finally have a use for this. XD

    Do you keep memes in your back pocket, or in a binder somewhere for when you need them? Do you keep an account of memes somewhere, and recognize a situation where you can just whip one out at a moment's notice?

    Gotta be prepared for any occasion.
  • ninerbuff
    ninerbuff Posts: 49,257 Member
    Serah87 wrote: »
    We eat healthy, we exercise, we die anyways. That is the facts of life.

    Enjoying a ice cream cone as we speak/type, lol. ;)
    Ah yes. Tell me I can't have any ice cream because it causes cancer, and I'll more than likely die of cancer than old age................yup.

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  • currentcoquette
    currentcoquette Posts: 4 Member
    I know this is supposed to be "scary" but like... now all I want is a steak.

    Also who eats microwave popcorn every day? Let me in on the party that is your life please
  • nicnoahshaun
    nicnoahshaun Posts: 63 Member
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  • goddessofawesome
    goddessofawesome Posts: 563 Member
    honkytonks85 wrote: »
    I try to avoid most of these things. I think there's some merit to them not being great for you - especially nitrates and smoking meats. I actively attempt to avoid GMOs and hormones. I'm not perfect, but I feel good about reducing my intake of all items on this list (except Alcohol - you can't make me give up the *maybe* 10 glasses of wine I have a year!!)

    Why do you avoid GMO's? They are completely safe to eat. I actually go out of my way to avoid organic food.

    Completely safe because the FDA said it is?

    Sorry but when food is resistant to pests and pesticides it makes me wonder what they're putting in it to make it that way. I'll stick to my heirloom variety plants from my own garden thanks.

    And no, GMO is NOT the same as hybrid.
  • MindySaysWhaaat
    MindySaysWhaaat Posts: 401 Member
    I wonder if they're going to ever figure out that electricity causes cancer, and then we'll go back to the dark ages. I'm going to go get my tinfoil hat, who's going to join me?

    In all seriousness, I question the validity of most experiments, especially if they are on lab animals (which I don't really like at all tbh). Humans will react differently to things than animals because while very similar, our systems are still different.

    When someone's profile picture has bars on it does that mean they're banned from posting? Because I just noticed that someone up above has bars on their pic.

    Sorry for randomness here, I'm having an ADHD moment due to lack of sleep and the fact that I just got off of a 70 hour work week :-P
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  • 3laine75
    3laine75 Posts: 3,069 Member
    goddessofawesome wrote: »
    honkytonks85 wrote: »
    I try to avoid most of these things. I think there's some merit to them not being great for you - especially nitrates and smoking meats. I actively attempt to avoid GMOs and hormones. I'm not perfect, but I feel good about reducing my intake of all items on this list (except Alcohol - you can't make me give up the *maybe* 10 glasses of wine I have a year!!)

    Why do you avoid GMO's? They are completely safe to eat. I actually go out of my way to avoid organic food.

    Completely safe because the FDA said it is?

    Sorry but when food is resistant to pests and pesticides it makes me wonder what they're putting in it to make it that way. I'll stick to my heirloom variety plants from my own garden thanks.

    And no, GMO is NOT the same as hybrid.

    Genes
  • Ellaskat
    Ellaskat Posts: 386 Member
    I eat only a few of these, and those rarely. I have low alcohol intake, I love cured meats, but eat them rarely; I can my own tomatoes in glass, or buy POMI, which are store bought tomatoes in boxes instead of cans so no BPA; I make my own popcorn on the stove old school; I rarely ever eat white flour; I think my biggest culprits are conventional fruit/veggies - I just can't afford organic right now, and my garden is still small - but growing!!! Red meat - I do eat mostly grassfed; but we have beef probably once a week, or once every other week.

    I have a really sensitive system and when I eat 'crap' I feel awful. I've had to learn to eat extremely healthy because my body doesn't give me much of a choice.
  • Ellaskat
    Ellaskat Posts: 386 Member
    oh and I agree with everyone on here - it would seem most everything causes cancer:) So you have to decide what's worth it to you, and what's not. Smoked meats.... I'll get cancer for smoked trout and duck any day of the week ;)
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