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A member asked:
I dnt overcook bt i don't use oil when cooking chicken n there's burnt substance under chicken on tray but chicken not burnt. this still carcinogenic?
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Life is full of risk: "Everything" causes cancer in this world. One burnt meal changes nothing, in the grand scheme of life. So, no worries. To reduce your cancer risk, keep a healthy weight and exercise (at least 30 minutes, 5 days a week). Eat lots vegetables and limit your intake of red meat or charbroiled meat. Avoid smoking, which increases risk of lung cancer, oral and throat cancers, etc...
Answered 11/27/2017
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