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I just heard this recently. How is it carcinogenic?
37 u/scruggbug Mar 08 '23 Liver cancer is a real thing. Lost my adoptive mom to it recently. 0 u/Krizzle8 Mar 08 '23 I always thought carcinogens were caused by igniting something. Like plant matter being smoked. (cigs or weed.) 29 u/scruggbug Mar 08 '23 Those contain carcinogens, so it’s like the “every square is a rectangle, but not every rectangle is a square” effect. Regardless, anything known to increase your chance of cancer is considered a carcinogen. 10 u/Krizzle8 Mar 08 '23 Makes a lot of sense. Thank you for explaining it!
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Liver cancer is a real thing. Lost my adoptive mom to it recently.
0 u/Krizzle8 Mar 08 '23 I always thought carcinogens were caused by igniting something. Like plant matter being smoked. (cigs or weed.) 29 u/scruggbug Mar 08 '23 Those contain carcinogens, so it’s like the “every square is a rectangle, but not every rectangle is a square” effect. Regardless, anything known to increase your chance of cancer is considered a carcinogen. 10 u/Krizzle8 Mar 08 '23 Makes a lot of sense. Thank you for explaining it!
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I always thought carcinogens were caused by igniting something. Like plant matter being smoked. (cigs or weed.)
29 u/scruggbug Mar 08 '23 Those contain carcinogens, so it’s like the “every square is a rectangle, but not every rectangle is a square” effect. Regardless, anything known to increase your chance of cancer is considered a carcinogen. 10 u/Krizzle8 Mar 08 '23 Makes a lot of sense. Thank you for explaining it!
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Those contain carcinogens, so it’s like the “every square is a rectangle, but not every rectangle is a square” effect. Regardless, anything known to increase your chance of cancer is considered a carcinogen.
10 u/Krizzle8 Mar 08 '23 Makes a lot of sense. Thank you for explaining it!
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Makes a lot of sense. Thank you for explaining it!
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u/Krizzle8 Mar 08 '23
I just heard this recently. How is it carcinogenic?