Even Small Amounts of Alcohol Can Cause Cancer, Surgeon General Says

[the cac mamba]

this is a bunch of bullshyt. alcohol use is way too widespread for it to be causing cancer, and we wouldn't know about it

obviously it's not good for you, but moderate use is not giving people cancer

 

[The Guru]

Same shyt I said… Small amounts? Most people don’t even drink every day… Majority of people drink occasionally if they are at an event or party.. so how even a small amount is going to cause cancer? That’s bullshyt… my grand uncle 90 and still takes a swig of thunderbird out of a flask he had since the 60 lmaoo

This is why i feel everybody should study statistics in school. The plural of anecdote is not data.

 

[Low End Derrick]

• Alcohol causes cancer
• Red meat can cause cancer
• Cooked food can cause cancer
• Fumes from vehicles can cause cancer
• The sun can cause cancer

Either you live your life staying inside not doing anything scared of everything around you, or just live your life.

We're here for a good time, not a long time.

 

[Yaboysix]

Naw...Naw, ya think!

The shyt that's a Terrible poison Causes cancer!?

 

[Bboystyle]

the past two weekends i started drinking again after going 4 years sober. Safe to say I will be going back to not drinking again not because of this thread but because my body cant handle the shyt anymore. There is no benefit to me to drink.

 

[Tres Leches]

what doesnt cause cancer? only thing i can think of is water ?

 

[Bboystyle]

what doesnt cause cancer? only thing i can think of is water ?

Yes, there is a link between drinking water and cancer:

• Disinfectant byproducts (DBPs)
  These chemicals are formed when chlorine and other additives are used to treat water. A DCEG study in Iowa found that long-term exposure to drinking water high in DBPs was associated with rectal and bladder cancers.
• • Arsenic
    This substance is naturally found in soil and rocks, and can seep into waterways and drinking water. Long-term exposure to arsenic in drinking water can cause liver, lung, bladder, and kidney cancers.
    
    
  • Hexavalent chromium
    This chemical has been linked to certain stomach cancers.
    
    
  • • Nitrate
      Studies have shown that people who consume more water with nitrate and eat more meat have an increased risk of colon, kidney, and stomach cancer.
  Other contaminants that may be linked to cancer include radioactive materials like uranium and radium, asbestos, and agricultural chemicals.
  
  Water systems that rely on groundwater sources, like aquifers, may have higher concentrations of contaminants and a higher risk of cancer.

u aint safe nikka

 

[Fill Collins]

i smoke weed cause that shyt feels good, not because i think its good for me, or because i think it helps me feel closer to god

In the exact same boat,vedibles are my only substance besides caffeine

Fell off the wagon today, really stupid move on my part

It's a small gummy, I'm not as depressed anymore without weed, doing better in life but I just need to feel something

 

[Still Benefited]

@Swirv tried to educate the alcoholics of thecoli last week. They didn't take it very well and called him all kinds of clowns and idiots

 

[boogers]

In the exact same boat,vedibles are my only substance besides caffeine

Fell off the wagon today, really stupid move on my part

It's a small gummy, I'm not as depressed anymore without weed, doing better in life but I just need to feel something

i have some phenibut stashed away. its a really good 'going out' booster/social lubricant, but if you take too much it'll make you sleepy

as far as edibles go, it depends. when i make them myself with fresh or avb they always work. most labeled products are made with distillate which is really hit or miss. if your edibles leave an oily film in your mouth theyre definitely distillate. those dont work for me at ALL most of the time

 

[Tunez]

Y'all fukked

 

[IsThatBrothaMouzone?]

Problem with cancer is that just about everything seems to cause it yet no one can figure out how to stop it.

Almost as if they're not really interested in stopping it......

 

[Fill Collins]

i have some phenibut stashed away. its a really good 'going out' booster/social lubricant, but if you take too much it'll make you sleepy

as far as edibles go, it depends. when i make them myself with fresh or avb they always work. most labeled products are made with distillate which is really hit or miss. if your edibles leave an oily film in your mouth theyre definitely distillate. those dont work for me at ALL most of the time

I tried kratom and kava, nothing; phenibut just felt like shytty tramadol to me

I had to smash my dry herb vape

I just grind, soak out the taste in water, strain and make it in mason jar with coconut oil in a crockpot - dirty cannachai

Does not work well as lube

 

[Dzali OG]

Doesn't it come down to individual genetics any way?

Meaning two people can be drinkers, one person is predisposed to cancer genetically and will develop cancer at age 60 due to drinking.

While the other person drinks every day until they die a natural death at age 93.

That's why it's hard to interpret these findings. Things are so inconsistent. If every drinker suddenly developed cancer at age 50...yeah we could take it serious.

Everything causes cancer. Having electricity in your home causes cancer!

 

[goatmane]

Cancer and Black/African Americans

Black/African Americans have the highest mortality rate of any racial and ethnic group for all cancers combined and for most major cancers.

minorityhealth.hhs.gov

Black/African Americans have the highest mortality rate of any racial and ethnic group for all cancers combined and for most major cancers. Death rates for all major causes of death are higher for Black/African Americans than for non-Hispanic whites, contributing in part to a lower life expectancy for both Black/African American men and women.

• From 2015-2019, African American men were 1.2 times and 1.7 times, respectively, more likely to have new cases of colon and prostate cancer, as compared to non-Hispanic white men.
• Black/African American men are 1.8 times as likely to have stomach cancer, as compared to non-Hispanic white men and 2.5 times more likely to die from stomach cancer.
• Black/African American men have lower 5-year cancer survival rates for most cancer sites, as compared to non-Hispanic white men.
• Black/African American men are twice as likely to die from prostate cancer, as compared to non-Hispanic white men.
• From 2015-2019, Black/African American women were just as likely to have been diagnosed with breast cancer; however, they were almost 40 percent more likely to die from breast cancer, as compared to non-Hispanic white women.
• Black/African American women are twice as likely to be diagnosed with stomach cancer, and they are 2.3 times more likely to die from stomach cancer, as compared to non-Hispanic white women