Every minute in China, 7 5 people are diagnosed with cancer, what are the factors that cause cancer?

There are many causes of cancer, such as bad lifestyle habits, staying up late, eating rotten food, drinking hot water, drinking alcohol, and eating foods containing carcinogenic substances.

Usually irregular diet often eats some unhealthy foods, such as fried food, usually overdraws their body, has some bad habits, often smokes and drinks.

Staying up late, eating hard, irregular lifestyle, smoking, drinking, overeating, and depression can all lead to cancer.

It's amazing to see such numbers, and people can't help but feel the fragility of life.

Zhao Yingjun and Wu Mengda, two artists who passed away this year, both died of liver cancer, and data from the WHO show that the number of cancer patients diagnosed worldwide in 2020 reached 19.3 million, and the number of people who died of cancer increased to 10 million. Domestic data show that about 10,000 malignant tumors occur in China every year, and some people are diagnosed with cancer every minute. Many people said that their relatives and friends have suffered from cancer, and some are even very young, and we really feel that there are more and more cancer patients around us, and more and more families have to start to face the topic of cancer.

So what should we pay attention to in our daily life?

Poor lifestyle habits that lead to a higher risk of cancer:

Tobacco consumption: There are hundreds of harmful substances and 69 carcinogens in the smoke from tobacco burning, because of the use of tobacco, lung cancer has become the world's largest cancer from a rare disease. Countries around the world have become aware of the health hazards and public health burdens caused by tobacco, and with the release of anti-smoking policies, global smoking has declined in the past 20 years, and the incidence of lung cancer in some countries has also begun to decline.

However, there is still a long way to go to ban smoking in China. Data shows that the number of smokers in China exceeds 300 million, and the smoking rate among people aged 15 and above, among whom the smoking rate of young people aged 15 to 24 is increasing year by year. Non-smokers are also exposed to secondhand smoke, with high exposure rates.

Alcohol intake: Alcohol, like tobacco, is a well-defined class of carcinogens (clearly carcinogenic to humans) and is a risk factor for many cancers such as breast cancer, colorectal cancer, esophageal cancer, liver cancer, and oral cancer. Data show that alcohol is the cause of cancer and cancer deaths worldwide.

That translates to 1 out of every 18 cancers caused by drinking alcohol. In addition to cancer, alcohol is inseparable from liver cirrhosis, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, and accidents. In our country, about 670,000 people die every year because of alcohol consumption.

Drinking alcohol in moderation is good for your health, and it's a deadly health event**.

Increased obesity rate: Being overweight can increase the incidence of 13 types of cancer to a greater or lesser extent. According to U.S. statistics, up to 40% of cancers may be related to obesity.

According to the 2020 Report on the Status of Nutrition and Chronic Diseases in China, 50% of Chinese adults are overweight and obese, and even nearly 20% of children and adolescents aged 6 to 17 are overweight.

The vast majority of cancers do not have typical symptoms in the early stages, or even have no abnormalities. In the terminal stage, when there are significant symptoms, the manifestations of cancer are more complicated, and the patient may die in a short period of time due to internal bleeding, exhaustion and other complications. In the past, when medical care was not developed, it was not possible to obtain a reasonable examination for cancer, and even if it died suddenly, it was usually impossible to determine that it was a cancer hazard.

Nowadays, it is different, in China, medical technology and facilities are getting better and better, and the vast majority of people attach great importance to routine physical examinations, and actively check when they feel unwell, the diagnosis rate of cancer has of course increased. More typical is thyroid cancer, the prevalence of which has increased rapidly in recent years, but the mortality rate has not changed, <>

There are many articles on cancer pedigree that deliberately emphasize the young age of cancer. But in fact, even if some human organs are cancerous and find young people, the vast majority of cancer patients are still middle-aged and elderly. According to the materials obtained by clinical medicine, the middle-aged and elderly people over the age of 50 will have a higher cancer rate in the future as they age.

This is related to the accumulation of bad habits, the aging of human organs, the decrease of immune function, and the continuous damage of chronic diseases.

I have to admit that diet and lifestyle habits do have a certain relationship with cancer. Poor lifestyle habits include long-term smoking, alcoholism, obesity due to sedentary lifestyle, and staying up late a lot. The unhealthy diet includes two categories: eating habits (irregular meals, overeating, habitual hot food, excessive dieting, high-fat and low-fiber diet) and ingredient selection (production of processed meat products, sharp meats, pickled foods, new Chinese-style idle fish, fried and grilled skewers).

In addition, changes in the natural environment and environmental pollution are becoming more and more serious, which are also associated with the occurrence of cancer. Generally speaking, cancer is more common in China, and the key is that it is harmed by the above three levels. It is important to know that cancer is a very complex disease caused by the combination of multiple factors.

Everyone should be more vigilant about cancer in their daily life, and get rid of all kinds of bad habits and personal behaviors. For those at high risk of cancer, it is also necessary to carry out targeted cancer prevention screening on time.

It is related to diet, environment, mood, work pressure, and exercise, so everyone must take good care of their body.

First of all, I think it is related to the environment, because in recent years, due to the emergence of automobiles, so the exhaust emissions have also increased very much, so that air pollution is very serious, and people's eating habits, because the current life is actually very good, so you may not pay much attention to the diet, and because of the current contact with a lot of electronic products, many people will choose to stay up late.

Life factors, lifestyle habits, living conditions, eating habits, as well as protection rates against diseases, and exercise status. These are all causes of the high incidence of cancer.

The person who wrote this book had no idea what cancer was! It is the ignorant "tailless dog" who is studying this book!

1. For millions of years, basically all human beings (including primitive humans and apes) who did not die of accident suffered from cancer! Others are not inked, a single example - "white hair", people will have gray hair and white beard when they are old, and this "white" process is a kind of "cancer"!

2, so I'm really sorry, I can't help but scold the person who wrote that book is a "stupid lack of two goods who have nothing to do"! What followed the coaxing was a group of ignorant "tailless dogs"!

3. Finally, I want to "correct" the questioner: (I haven't read the book) I don't know if the book is really that calculated. But I feel that the questioner himself misunderstood.

Let's talk about "casting nets to catch fish in fish ponds" and "casting nets to fish in natural rivers", are the two the same thing? You don't go to the kindergarten toilet - a child pees in n minutes and an adult pees in n hours, so you calculate that "children pee more often than adults"? Or does it mean that no one goes to the toilet for n days during the summer vacation, so people don't need to go to the toilet for n days?

Books talk about "hospitals", not your home, not schools, not shopping malls......

7 per minute, 1440 minutes a day, a total of 10,080 a day, and 3,679,200 people a year.