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Old 03-05-2009, 04:40 PM
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"From a standpoint of cancer risk, the message of this report could not be clearer. There is no level of alcohol consumption that can be considered safe."

Michael Lauer, M.D., and Paul Sorlie, Ph.D.
National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute
Bethesda, Maryland

SOBERING WORDS TO SAY THE LEAST!!! THIS REPORT IS A MUST READ:

Million Women Study Shows Even Moderate Alcohol Consumption Associated With Increased Cancer Risk
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Old 03-06-2009, 02:38 PM
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I heard this from a pathologist who chewed tobacco. The risk of Cancer dramatically increases when you combine tobacco use with alcohol.

I am not sure where he got this information, or even if it is true. I thought it was an interesting thing to investigate.

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Old 03-13-2009, 12:57 AM
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I heard this from a pathologist who chewed tobacco. The risk of Cancer dramatically increases when you combine tobacco use with alcohol.

I am not sure where he got this information, or even if it is true. I thought it was an interesting thing to investigate.

Dan
Actually that's a no brainer. It's long been known that just chewing tobacco dramatically increases the risk of oral cancer, i.e., cancer of the mouth and/or jaw. Baseball players in particular have been some of the more visible victims of this use of smokeless tobacco, including one of the most famous of all time, the late, great Babe Ruth, who died too young at the age of 52 from an oralpharyngeal cancer, a large tumor in the back part of his throat.

"Just like smoking cigarettes, chewing smokeless tobacco can eventually rip apart your body and kill you. It's that simple, really. There's no such thing as a 'safe' tobacco product."

Smokeless Tobacco

Also, take a look at the "Man without a face"!

Tobacco, Oral Cancer, Mouth Cancer, Chewing Tobacco

And study these portraits of cool - masculinity/femininity* gone stupid!!

Effects of tobacco on oral tissue...graphic, shocking, pictures

*Women chew too; see "Who chews?" in the first Link, "Smokeless Tobacco" above.
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