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15 Essential Summer Safety Tips You Should Know

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What’s better than hanging out with friends at a barbeque on a hot summer evening? Well, being healthy is one thing. As research has found, cooking foods at really high temperatures (especially longer than needed) leads to dangerous chemicals called heterocyclic amines (HCAs). These guys are so harmful, they can actually get to alter our DNA and increase the risk of developing cancer much quicker!

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