What are the foods we eat everyday that gradually breaks down the body

June 8, 2026 5:08am CST
There seems to be some conflicting reports about the safety of some everyday foods that we consume innocently. Processed meat like sausage, canned processed foods and a whole list of others have been linked with cancer , and some other deadly diseases, but there are still few reports confirming such. What food do you know of that causes cancer?
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@Wrexxo (9872)
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8 Jun
I don't think anyone knows the real cause of cancer.. everyone is just guessing
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9 Jun
They even say everyone has cancer cells but thanks to the body's immunity
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@Wrexxo (9872)
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9 Jun
@ogbenishyna44 that's scary though
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9 Jun
I dont have any idea but people should avoid fast food like pizza burger coke to mention a few
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9 Jun
They are the usual suspects
@rsa101 (42099)
• Philippines
10 Jun
I do not have the exact number of food items that is said to cause cancer but l know that sweets do have a chanve to trigger cancer on some persons instead of developing diabetes they can feed cancer cells to multiply faster.
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@AmbiePam (131360)
• United States
8 Jun
Oh, goodness. So many foods can kill us with repeated intake: processed foods, fried foods, excess sugar…the list goes on.
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9 Jun
Very much true.
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@rakski (163031)
• Philippines
8 Jun
Processed food and sugar
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@Jehanne (2253)
• Philippines
8 Jun
I don't know what is exactly causes cancer but eating process food, too much stress, sleeping late might contribute to weaken our immune system that may lead to cancer or any diseases.
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9 Jun
Yea, weakened immunity may be the cause.
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@LadyDuck (504732)
• Italy
8 Jun
For what I know the common food that can harm our body are: processed sugars and refined carbohydrates, that can spike blood sugar levels. Add to that palm oil and artificial sweeteners that may cause chronic inflammation.
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