Who chooses to eat meat when intestinal cancer exists?

Me.

Who chooses to eat vegetables when they've been linked to cancer?

>>8764431

Me. It's delicious, and I'm not concerned if it raised my chance of cancer from .001% to .002% instead. Plus, even if you avoid meat there's still no guarantee of not getting cancer.

My grandmother, a lifelong vegetarian, died from colon cancer.

>>8764441
>My grandmother, a lifelong vegetarian, died from colon cancer.
this is a lie

Does carnivores also get cancer then?

>>8764431
>red and processed meat are the only types of meat

>>8764431
http://www.who.int/features/qa/cancer-red-meat/en/
>16. Should I stop eating meat?

>Eating meat has known health benefits. Many national health recommendations advise people to limit intake of processed meat and red meat, which are linked to increased risks of death from heart disease, diabetes, and other illnesses.

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>>8764431
>shilling living on pills lifestyle
>FOR FREE
Good goy.

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>>8764444

>this is a lie

>>8764431
I'm gonna kill myself at 35-40 anyway so I see no reason to worry too much about my health in later life.

>>8764431
Who chooses to have intestines when intestinal cancer exists?

Take the disembowelment pill, anon.