Mezelurile cresc în mod direct riscul de cancer. Iată ce ne spune știința ☝🏻👨🏼⚕️

In this Romanian YouTube monologue, Mihail Pautov explains that processed meats (mezeluri) are unequivocally carcinogenic. He cites scientific data indicating that consuming 50 g of processed meat per day—roughly one sausage or two slices of ham—raises an individual’s cancer risk by about 18 %. He defines processed meat as any meat transformed through salting, smoking, fermentation, or the addition of preservatives. Pautov contrasts industrial, packaged meats with traditional, home‑produced varieties (e.g., meat from a local shepherd in Sibiu) noting that while the latter are free from industrial preservatives and are therefore “better,” they remain classified as processed and thus still increase cancer risk. The overall message is a cautionary warning: regardless of source, processed meats contribute to higher cancer risk.










