Main sources of 6 primary carcinogens

Main sources of 6 primary carcinogens

1. Aflatoxin: It is most common in rotten peanuts, peanut oil, corn, rice, and cottonseed.

2. Nitrosamines: come from rotten grains, vegetables, meat, eggs, and milk.

3. Dioxins: burning of tar, asphalt, and plastic.

4. Nicotine: Tobacco.

5. Benzopyrene: grilling and frying food.

6. Sodium nitrite: comes from industrial salt and freshly pickled vegetables.