Băuturile foarte fierbinți prezintă un anumit risc cancerigen, pe care știința îl confirmă.🍵
15 Jan 2026 · 1 min

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A short Romanian-language YouTube monologue by Mihail Pautov warning that consuming very hot beverages (tea, coffee, hot soups) — defined in the talk as above ~65°C — can cause repeated thermal injury to the oral, pharyngeal and esophageal mucosa, increasing cell turnover and thereby raising the risk of genetic errors and cancer. The speaker frames this as a physical (not chemical) carcinogenic mechanism and notes cultural relevance in regions where very hot drinks/soups are traditionally consumed.










