Drinking sugary drinks increases the risk of cervical cancer!

The Dhaka Times Desk The problem of uterine cancer in women is not less in our country. We have no idea what causes uterine cancer. Sugary drinks increase the risk of cancer, say researchers.

According to the researchers, drinking sugary drinks increases the risk of uterine cancer. After menopause, women who drink sugary drinks have an increased risk of developing endometrial cancer, the research report said.

According to research, endometrium cancer can be of two types. One is estrogen dependent type one and the other is estrogen dependent type two. Among these, estrogen dependent type one is a common cancer of the uterus, which is often seen. But estrogen-dependent type 2 cancer is rare, the researchers said.

The researchers also reported that drinking sugary drinks may increase the risk of estrogen-dependent type 1 endometrial cancer in post-menopausal women by 78 percent. This information was recently presented in the American Association for Cancer's 'Research Published - Cancer Epidemiology, Biomakers and Prevention' journal.

Maki Inu-choi, a researcher at the Epidemiology and Community Health Division of the School of Public Health at the University of Minnesota, the head of the research team, said, 'This is the first time we have discovered the relationship between sugary drinks and cancer.' She also says women who drink a lot of sugary drinks may be at increased risk of estrogen-dependent type 1. But that drink has nothing to do with estrogen dependent type 2 - that's what the researchers said.

From 1986 to 2010, 506 type 1 and 89 type 2 cancer patients were studied. Research shows that drinking sugar-free soft drinks has no relationship with these cancers.

Studies have shown that drinking sugary drinks can lead to obesity. He says fat women have higher levels of estrogen or insulin than thin women. And high levels of estrogen and insulin increase the risk of endometrial cancer. References: Asian cancer.