Pay attention to cooking methods: use less frying and frying, and use more steaming, boiling and stewing. Because whether it is animal oil or vegetable oil, high-temperature fried food, unsaturated fatty acids in oil will produce a lot of carcinogens. In addition, foods with high protein content, such as fish and meat, may also produce strong carcinogen benzopyrene if they are burnt during cooking. Therefore, reducing the use of frying in daily diet is conducive to cancer prevention.
Change bad eating habits: Bad eating habits are an important factor leading to cancer. Bad eating habits greatly increase the possibility of cancer. For example, high-fat diet, like eating hot food, like smoking and drinking, and so on. Although these are not directly carcinogenic, they are all high-risk factors of carcinogenesis. There are also pickled foods, fried foods, barbecues, moldy peanuts and so on. These foods are likely to ingest carcinogens and are prone to cancer over time.