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How do diet, life style, and exercise affect your chances of getting oral cancer? |
about oral cancer The 2 most common ways that people can get cancer is by the age old formula of tobacco and alcohol. They exert a multiplicative effect on your mouth to cause cancer. People usually get their cancers on the lip, floor of the mouth, or tongue. Cut these two things out in your lifestyle and you will markedly reduce you chances of oral cancer. |
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