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Topic · standing beatupdated Tue, 20 Oct, 05:30

Health Risks

1 story · 1 outlet · last 7 days

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Health · 19 Oct

వేడివేడి టీ తాగకండి.. అలా అని చల్లబడిపోయాక తాగమని కాదు.. టీ 65°C కంటే వేడిగా ఉంటే..

AI summaryA study published in the 'International Journal of Cancer' involving approximately 10 lakh participants found that regularly consuming tea or coffee at temperatures above 65°C significantly increases the risk of esophageal cancer. The research indicates that drinking six or more cups of hot beverages daily raises this risk by 71%. Medical experts warn that the high temperatures can damage the epithelial lining of the mouth, throat, and food pipe over time.

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