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Are you a big fan for BBQ? If so, please pay attention to the following information.
Ever since she entered university, 22-year-old undergrad, Xiao Ding (小丁), from Wuhan (武漢) in China's Hubei Province (湖北省) kept a reversed sleep schedule, sleeping during the day and staying awake at night.
With her body clock all messed up, she started gaining weight, and decided to go on a diet. She refrained from eating during the day and then gorged herself on BBQ at night. The extreme weight loss method worked for a while, until last summer, when she started feeling nauseous and got a stomachache. After a medical examination, it turned out she had stomach cancer.
Unfortunately, according to doctor Chen Jing (程晶教授) from the Cancer Center of Wuhan Union Hospital (武漢協和醫院), Xiao Ding's stomach cancer had already reached the terminal phase and was inoperable. Cancer cells had spread throughout Xiao Ding's abdomen. Despite her young age, the doctor said routinely staying up late and consuming a great deal of grilled food could be prominent factors contributing to her cancer.
The doctor also pointed out that stress and unhealthy habits are two major factors which have increased incidents of stomach cancer in young adults nowadays. Dr. Chen suggests quitting drinking and smoking, doing more exercise, consuming more fruits and vegetables and having fewer midnight snacks as a few lifestyle changes people can make to decrease the risk of getting cancer.
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Are you a big fan for BBQ? If so, please pay attention to the following information.
Ever since she entered university, 22-year-old undergrad, Xiao Ding (小丁), from Wuhan (武漢) in China's Hubei Province (湖北省) kept a reversed sleep schedule, sleeping during the day and staying awake at night.
With her body clock all messed up, she started gaining weight, and decided to go on a diet. She refrained from eating during the day and then gorged herself on BBQ at night. The extreme weight loss method worked for a while, until last summer, when she started feeling nauseous and got a stomachache. After a medical examination, it turned out she had stomach cancer.
Unfortunately, according to doctor Chen Jing (程晶教授) from the Cancer Center of Wuhan Union Hospital (武漢協和醫院), Xiao Ding's stomach cancer had already reached the terminal phase and was inoperable. Cancer cells had spread throughout Xiao Ding's abdomen. Despite her young age, the doctor said routinely staying up late and consuming a great deal of grilled food could be prominent factors contributing to her cancer.
The doctor also pointed out that stress and unhealthy habits are two major factors which have increased incidents of stomach cancer in young adults nowadays. Dr. Chen suggests quitting drinking and smoking, doing more exercise, consuming more fruits and vegetables and having fewer midnight snacks as a few lifestyle changes people can make to decrease the risk of getting cancer.
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