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Repeated consumption of burnt bread may increase the risk of cancer due to the formation of acrylamide, a substance that occurs when starchy foods are cooked at high temperatures, especially when they turn dark brown or black. To minimize the risks, it is recommended to toast bread until it turns golden rather than burning it, and there is no need to worry about casually eating a small burnt piece. Acrylamide is considered a potential cause of certain cancers, but the evidence linking it directly to human health remains weak. Scientific organizations advise maintaining moderate dietary habits and caution against consuming heavily ground or over-grilled meats.
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