Just 3 bacon rashers a day 'increases killer heart disease risk by 20%'

EATING just one sausage can increase your risk of deadly heart disease by 20 per cent, doctors have warned.

To avoid this, experts said if all these 100 people reduced their unprocessed red meat intake by three-quarters deaths would decrease to 9 in 100.On average, a supermarket-bought sausage weighs in at around 47g, three slices of bacon are around 45g and thinly sliced meat such as ham or beef would be around 30g a slice.The NHS states that in order to have a healthy balanced diet, you should have no more than 70g of processed meat each day.

For those who consumed 50g a day higher intake of unprocessed red meat - the risk increased by nine per cent. She added: "Our findings suggest an additional role in heart disease. Therefore, current recommendations to limit red and processed meat consumption may also assist with the prevention of coronary heart disease."The experts said that processed meats such as sausages are linked to other illnesses such as bowel cancerIn order to get their results, the experts looked at data from more than 1.4 million people over a 30-year period.

Source: Healthcare Press (healthcarepress.net)

No not bacon :(

tell your wife and katie da to be careful, and of course you

But you die happy 😂😂😂

Is that on top of 8 cans and a Donna kebab?

Ever heard of the carnivore diet? As long as it’s not processed and it’s fresh butchers meat this heart disease is a myth. They just want you to get fat lazy and have low testosterone. That way we all turn into fairy’s.

A “study” whose findings nicely coincide with a recently published basket case climate target. Figures.

Bloody hell. I almost dropped my cigarette into my breakfast pint at the news!

Nowt better in the morning than a bacon butty with brown sauce and a cuppa

I'm fucked then lol

Im dead

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