The risk of cancer increases as the additional processed foods grow

Extra-dose-enhanced food increases the risk of cancer, said French researchers.
Researchers have made bread, cake, chicken nugget and large quantities of bread produced in "excessively congested" foods.
One test run on 1, 5, 000 people found that more such foods are consumed, the greater the risk of cancer.

What are the extra processed foods?

• Large packaged bread made in large quantities

• Sweet or spicy snacks

• Chocolate bars and sweets

• Soda and soft drinks

• Meatballs, poultry and fish nagate

• instant noodles and soup

• Frozen and ready meals

• Foods made from sugar, oil and fat



Eating has proved to be the leading cause of cancer risk.

Effective action against cancer prevention after the stop smoking has been achieved. According to the World Health Organization, the processed meat increases the risk of cancer.

A research team of the Sorbonne Parry Siey in the University has conducted this research for five years at an average. Most of the survey participants were middle-aged women.

The study, published in the British Medical Journal, found that the rate of extra-processed foods increased by 10% in the food list, the risk of cancer increased by 12%.

While running this research:

• An average of 18% of the food was extra processed

• On average, 79 people out of 10 thousand people have seen cancer each year

• Increased processing rate of 10% increases the risk of cancer of 10 people every 10 thousand years

Researchers arrive at the conclusion that with the increase of additional processed foods, the number of cancer infections can increase in the next few decades.

But they said they needed to conduct a much larger survey and conduct research to finalize this issue.

There has been no relation between the extra processed foods and cancer.

It is not known from the study that excess processed foods are a cause of cancer.

Linda Bald, a cancer specialist in Cancer Research UK, said that additional processed foods are at risk for weight gain, and increase in risk of cancer increases risk of cancer. Therefore it is difficult to judge separately between diet and weight separately.

Miz. Bald said "This study gives a warning to us, but should not worry about taking a small amount of processed foods regularly, while eating plenty of fruits, vegetables and fiber."

Scientists from different organizations of the world have expressed different opinion and criticism about this research.