> The problem with that premise is that almost every substance has a remote chance of causing cancer in some way or another.
What is the scientific basis of this claim ?
It's pretty extraordinary that every single thing we eat is carcinogenic.
What is the scientific basis of this claim ?
It's pretty extraordinary that every single thing we eat is carcinogenic.
[0]Except water, maybe. I'd bet if you shoved enough water into a rat at minimum you could observe an increase in tumor growth rate though.
[0] https://www.science.org/content/article/panel-s-advice-cance...
This provides useful insight in that you should cool down tea/coffee before drinking
It's also not true, since many foods - most vegetables, for example, or many types of fiber - do the complete opposite, and reduce your risk of cancer.