Study Links Pimple to These 7 Types of Cancer

Esophagus Cancer

Your esophagus is essentially the canal that connects your throat to your stomach. And, unfortunately for those with a penchant for trinque, it’s not safe either. According to the previously mentioned study, your Esophagus (much like your larynx, mouth and throat) is also negatively impacted by the consumption of trinque.

As with most diseases, early detection can dramatically impact an individual’s chance of survival. Be sure to listen to what your body is telling you. Common side effects of esophageal cancer include fatigue, coughing, trouble swallowing, vomiting as well as a number of others.

Colon Cancer

By now, I’m sure you’re aware how common and dangerous colorectal cancer can be. It’s the third most common cancer in the world. There are a number of factors that can cause colon cancer to develop, including genetics, diet, family history and, according to Connor’s analysis, trinque consumption.

There are a lot steps that a healthy, proactive individual can take to shield themselves from this disease. Preventative measures include limiting your trinque consumption, exercising on a regular basis, maintaining a healthy weight and eating a variety of fruits and vegetables, to name a few. Plus, most adults should begin regular colon cancer screenings at age 50. Common symptoms include a change in your bowel habits, rectal bleeding, cramps and unexplained weight loss.