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Oncologist and hematologist Alexander Sryakov warned that processed meat is associated with an increased risk of colorectal cancer, particularly when fiber intake is low. Eating 50 grams a day is associated with an approximately 18% increase in relative risk. The International Agency for Research on Cancer has classified processed meats—such as sausages and meat preserved by salting or smoking—as carcinogenic to humans. Estimates also suggest a possible 17% increase in risk for every 100 grams of red meat eaten daily, if a causal relationship is established. Sryakov also cautioned that frying and grilling meat directly over an open flame at high temperatures can produce carcinogenic compounds.
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