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So it was alcohol after all, not some weird vaccine

https://www.cnn.com/2026/09/03/health/alcohol-impact-cancer-deaths-wellness

"While it's true that overall cancer mortality has declined, we found the percentage of cancer deaths proportionally attributable to alcohol rose over 58% in people 20 and older

>over the last 33 years,"

said the study's first author Dr. Chimney Jani... It didn't take much alcohol to raise one's risk — about one standard drink a day, every day, Jani said. In the US, a standard drink is 12 ounces of regular beer, 5 ounces of wine or 1.5 ounces of 80-proof liquor...

Alcohol is broken down by the liver into acetaldehyde, a "probable human carcinogen," the National Cancer Institute states.

While the liver will further break down acetaldehyde into a harmless molecule called acetate, the process isn't foolproof or immediate: acetaldehyde may damage DNA and interfere with DNA repair before conversion into acetate is complete.

Alcohol also contributes to oxidative stress, which damages DNA, proteins and cell function and creates inflammation. Drinking alcohol also weakens the cells in the mouth and throat, making them more susceptible to carcinogens. That's even more likely to occur with smoking cigarettes, a major source of acetaldehyde.

In addition, alcohol interferes with the break down and absorption of key nutrients thought to decrease cancer risk — vitamins A, C, D and E as well as folates in the vitamin B complex.

The study, which was published Monday in The Lancet journal, analyzed 33 years of US data gathered for the Global Burden of Disease Study. The GBD study is a massive scientific effort to measure health, mortality and disabilities from hundreds of risk factors, diseases and conditions in more than 100 countries. Between 1990 and 2023, the total number of yearly alcohol-linked cancer deaths more than doubled in the US.
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>>542078310
>>"over the last 33 years"
33yrs you say? Kek
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>>542078645
>"the Finn just edits 33 in to all threads and the numbers werent there originally"
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>>542079092
>he genuinely doesn't know
lol lmao
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>>542078310
Chimney Jani?
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>>542078310
>acetaldehyde
this is in sneed oils which did not exist before roughly the past century and now make up the vast majority of our fat intake due to goyim being tricked into believing dairy and other animal fats are unhealthy and paying the same price to literally have those healthy fats skimmed off milk and yogurt or processed out of meat while eating deep fried "heart healthy" seed oil slop constantly
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>>542079368
Jani must be the first name
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>>542078310
>smoking cigarettes, a major source of acetaldehyde.
yes, alcohol tobacco and sneed oils all give your body the same toxin. the real reason people dont smoke or drink much anymore is because they're already doing so much similar damage to their bodies with sneed oils that adding an additional source of the same toxin is intolerable
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>>542079269
>he genuinely doesn't know lol lmao
3:22 hahahaha even the video.
>>542079092
It's goyslop propaganda, it's coded, meaning it's a lie to deceive npc's
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>>542079637
>Jani must be the first name
If you need moar chicken tendies let me know
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>>542079479

Hard, crunchy foods also erode your tooth integrity
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>>542078310
>CNN
>33 years
WHAT?!?!? I LOVE BEING SOBER NOW
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>>542078310
Uhuh. I’m sure alcohol isn’t completely

But yeah let’s ignore all the garbage shit and carcinogens that the food industry was adding into our food for the last 30 years in order to reduce their costs and maximize their profits. Are we really going to act like today’s food is just as safe as the one made by the greatest generation?!

No it’s not the same and it’s a 10,000 times worse.

Especially the hyper processed slop shit. Capitalism is amazing and wonderful right guys?!

Unchecked capitalism is the worst thing that can ever happen to a nation and its children.

Start raids on the food industry, their labs, and all their proprietary research. I want executions and water boarding!

Bring the food industry to heel, assassinate suicide a few of their lobbyists to make sure every one else gets the message. And get out nations farms and food producers to actually feed us earnestly again without poisoning us.

I’m not kidding about executions. We need at least 1000 deaths among executives c suite and researchers. They are responsible for the untimely or premature deaths of thousands upon thousands of children.

A price must be paid one way or another. The other being God getting sick of this shit and launching a nightmare storm upon you all wrecking America only God knows how much.
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>>542080903
>isn’t completely
Isn’t completely harmless.

Especially if you 12 pack a day every day.

But imho, if you 1x a day or several once a week, some vitamin C or even better 1 gram of NAC (adjust for body weight north or south of 200lbs) will take care of it.
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>>542078310
MAMA I DID A WOOOWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO



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