Food and Drug Administration denies fake news: Drinking soft drinks increases the risk of cancer. pointed out as false information There is no research to support it.
As there is information appearing in various online media regarding the issue of drinking soda being a risk of cancer. The Anti-Fake News Center has checked the facts by Food and Drug Administration Ministry of Public Health Found that such information is false information
From the case where the message was shared that If you drink soft drinks, it increases your risk of various types of cancer, such as uterine cancer. Prostate cancer, breast cancer, pancreatic cancer are Through the Food and Drug Administration Ministry of Public Health Has checked the information and clarified that This statement is not true. There is no research report to confirm that. Consumption of soft drinks can cause cancer. Soft drinks are beverages that have been carbonated with carbon dioxide gas. When drinking, it will make you feel tingly.
Additionally, soft drinks often contain sugar. Which if consumed too much will lead to various diseases such as obesity, diabetes, heart disease, osteoporosis. and cause tooth decay As for the occurrence of cancer It comes from abnormalities of cells in the body. until a lump forms
Currently, doctors are still unable to identify a single clear cause of cancer in each individual, but they have found that there are many risk factors that increase the chance of cancer, such as heredity, cigarettes, alcohol, and exposure to certain chemicals. Viral infection or certain types of bacteria, and in addition, cancer can be caused by stressful conditions or inappropriate daily life
The conclusion of this story is: The above statement is not true. There is no research report to confirm that. Consumption of soft drinks can cause cancer.
Therefore, people are requested not to believe such information. and ask for cooperation not to send or share such information on various social media channels and to provide the public with information about health products Can be tracked at the website www.fda.moph.go.th or if suspicious products are found Complaints can be reported at the hotline 1556.
Information from: Anti-Fake News Center Thailand
2023-12-28 09:05:00
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