Doctor Warns: These 5 Reheated Foods Increase the Risk of Pancreatic Cancer

[Submariner]

Kids going off to college with their microwave oven should see this, and anyone else concerned about a 5 year survival rate of only 12% from pancreatic cancer.

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[sop]

1. Tell us what the five foods are that increase the risk of pancreatic cancer, I don't want to watch a 23 minute video.

[Submariner]

4. The 5 foods in the video

The 5 foods are

French fries
Rice
Spinach
Chicken
Roasted potatoes

The video explains what happens during the cooking process and how cooking oils exacerbate the problems in foods that can stimulate the conditions that can kickstart pancreatic cancer.

You need to watch the video if 23 minutes is worth it to anyone worried about going out early like Patrick Swayze or Steven Jobs.

[sop]

9. Thank you.

[NoRethugFriends]

20. Steve Jobs died of stupidity

[rampartd]

5. watching over 5 min and skipping through the rest

one appears to be spinach, and another rice. the rest was filler.

[2naSalit]

10. The first is...

Reheating oils like those fried foods are cooked in so fries, fried chicken or whatever was already cooked in safflower oil, sunflower oil... never refry in oil, use dry heat like air fryer or oven.

The second is reheating sauteed leafy greens like spinach and kale.

Left over rice.

Not heating leftover meats enough promotes salmonella which happens in the microwave most commonly. Says to use the oven at 175F instead.

Reheating cooked then cooled potatoes.

That what he says, if you watch long enough, he seems to be AI generated. At one point, he repeats the same words six times in one minute and pronounces it five different ways. He almost never takes a breath.

[Cirsium]

2. Did you watch it?

What are the 5 foods?

[Uncle Joe]

3. I'm thinking, the heating/reheating process creates polymorphs

Thanks for the thread Submariner

[bucolic_frolic]

6. It may be factually sound but I so dislike synthetic doctors with really bad AI video

The repeated hand movements are a bit jerky and a real giveaway.

So not wanting to watch Dr. Synthetic, I asked AI for the 5 pancreatic risky foods.

Gemini: "No scientific evidence directly links specific reheated foods to a higher incidence of pancreatic cancer. The assertion that exactly five reheated foods increase this cancer risk stems from popular internet and social media claims rather than established medical consensus. However, medical experts and cancer organizations emphasize that certain dietary habits and food preparation methods over time can increase pancreatic cancer risk.

Current oncology and nutritional research points to the following risk factors regarding how foods are prepared and consumed:Charred or Burned Meats: Cooking proteins (especially red and processed meats) at high temperatures—such as grilling, barbecuing, or pan-frying—creates heterocyclic amines (HCAs) and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs). These compounds are considered mutagens and are associated with a higher risk of pancreatic and gastrointestinal cancers.Processed and Cured Meats: The World Health Organization classifies processed meats (e.g., bacon, hot dogs, sausages) as Group 1 carcinogens. They often contain nitrates and nitrites that can form carcinogenic nitrosamines in the body, which studies link to pancreatic cancer.High Sugar and High-Fat Diets: Diets heavy in refined sugars, fructose, and saturated fats exhaust pancreatic beta cells, promote insulin resistance, and lead to obesity—a well-established risk factor for pancreatic cancer.

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For comprehensive, science-backed information on protecting your digestive health, visit the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network or review the American Institute for Cancer Research diet and cancer guidelines."

[SCantiGOP]

12. Agree, posts like this are pure junk

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[diane in sf]

7. Fried foods, rice, chicken, potatoes.... didn't hear the 5th

[we can do it]

8. Poop stuck video up next?

[Submariner]

14. Probably not until

I hear of someone dying from using a microwave while taking a shit, but thanks for your interest.

[badhair77]

11. Very enlightening video.

I have a dear friend who died from pancreatic cancer so I’ll be reconsidering my reheating habits. Thanks for sharing.

[Trueblue Texan]

16. Sounds like bunk to me...

The studies about nitrates and nitrites are more convincing. My dad died of pancreatic cancer--one thing I remember about him is his love for such nitrate laden products as sausages, braunsweiger, bacon, and jerky.

[badhair77]

21. Could be -

for me it serves as a reminder of my friend and also for me to reconsider my diet. Sometimes I get distracted. I’ll certainly do some research.

[debsy]

13. Seems like clickbait to me...

https://nyulangone.org/news/beware-dr-youtube-4-ways-spot-medical-misinformation-online]

[50 Shades Of Blue]

15. I think this is AI BS.

There are no credentials at all listed for this "doctor."

From McGill University:

Scary Videos Claim That You Are Risking Your Health by Reheating Leftovers. Are You Really?

[Demnation]

17. Please my beautiful DU friends, stop posting AI slop. Just fucking stop it.

[pansypoo53219]

18. small brit test. but true. only safe cooking fats are butter or lard. i prefer butter + toaster oven.

but leftovers best for blood sugar. also, eat meat 1st + veggies last.

[pansypoo53219]

19. i mostly refry fries in cast iron pan on stove. i do use corn oil for popcorn. cause corn.