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Some desserts contain ingredients or additives that, when consumed regularly or in large quantities, may increase the risk of cancer.
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High sugar consumption can lead to obesity, a known cancer risk factor. Desserts like candies, pastries, and ice creams often contain excessive sugar, which may promote unhealthy weight gain and inflammation.
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Some artificial sweeteners, such as aspartame, are controversial, and while research is ongoing, excessive intake has raised concerns over potential links to cancer, especially in large doses.
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Fried desserts, like doughnuts, contain acrylamide, a compound formed during high-temperature cooking, which may be carcinogenic if consumed frequently.
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Baked goods with preservatives or artificial colourings may contain additives that some studies suggest are potentially harmful in large quantities, though research is ongoing.
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Some ice creams use artificial colours, emulsifiers, and stabilisers, which may have long-term health effects if consumed in excess, though moderation can minimise risks.
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