6 major cancer risks hidden around you

　　1. Toothpaste: Excessive use of toothpaste may cause oral cancer and gum disease. disease Can induce heart disease

　　Gum disease can lead to heart disease, which affects the heart healthy The harm is greater than smoking and high cholesterol. In addition, gum disease increases the risk of stroke, osteoporosis, respiratory disease, diabetes, and more. There are several active ingredients in toothpaste that are concerning. Sodium lauryl sulfate, a chemical widely used in toothpaste, is believed to cause intestinal Stomach disease and liver poisoning; it will make the mouth more susceptible to ulcers and oral cancer. The abrasives in toothpaste are also thought to harm the gums, making them more susceptible to damage.

　　Tips: When brushing your teeth, don’t think that the more toothpaste the better, don’t squeeze too much; don’t brush your teeth frequently, limit it to three times a day.

　　2. Shampoo: prone to produce carcinogens

　　Shampoos, whether cheap or expensive, are invariably a mixture of cleansers and other ingredients. Like the foaming agent used in bubble baths, once the shampoo is opened and stored for a long time, the formaldehyde in it will react chemically with the emulsifying ingredients used in the shampoo to form a carcinogen called "N-nitrosodiethanolamine". Shampoo is a daily necessities that we often use in our lives, so the health problems it brings are also worthy of special attention.

　　Tips: When purchasing shampoo, be sure to carefully read the content of detergent ingredients indicated on the label and choose the one with the least content; do not wash your hair frequently to expose your scalp to detergents. From now on, the amount of shampoo used to wash your hair will be reduced by half compared to before. Be careful not to let the shampoo get into your hair when washing your hair. Eye middle.

　　3. Toilet paper: causes leukemia

　　The first thing Dr. Mangos listed was toilet paper, which people cannot live without every day. He said that toilet paper is mostly recycled paper, and in order to beautify its appearance, most toilet paper has dyes added, including fluorescent whitening agents or talc. The whiter the toilet paper, the more fluorescent whitening agents or talc may be added.

　　Tips: Most of these additives contain the compound benzene, and some toilet paper of poor quality also contains formaldehyde, E. coli, hepatitis virus, etc. These substances have long been associated with skin Exposure may cause leukemia and cancer。