Do You Love Eating Ramen? This Cancer Warning Will Leave You Shocked - Details Here

But now, a recent video is going viral on social media that has left people completely stunned and made them take a second look at their favourite instant meal.

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Ramen noodles are a popular choice for a quick, comforting, and satisfying snack. Whether you're living alone or rushing to get ready for work, a steaming bowl ready in just 10 minutes often feels like the perfect solution. For many, it's a convenient go-to meal.

However, a recent video circulating on social media has sparked widespread concern, prompting people to take a closer look at their favorite instant noodles. An Instagram user shared footage of a warning label found on the back of a ramen noodle packet that read: “Warning: Cancer and Reproductive Harm.” The user expressed shock upon discovering that instant ramen comes with such a serious caution. The post quickly went viral, leaving viewers both surprised and full of questions.

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One commenter explained, “A lot of times, the packaging itself is toxic. The heat-printed wrappers can leach chemicals into your skin at levels above what’s considered safe. That’s why they include a cancer or hormone disruptor warning.”

Another person added, “Eating spicy food too frequently can increase the risk of cancer. Once every three to four months should be enough.”

According to the United States Department of Agriculture, a typical 81-gram packet of ramen noodles contains 14 grams of total fat and 6.58 grams of saturated fat—about 33% of the recommended daily intake.

Additionally, ramen noodles are high in MSG (monosodium glutamate), a flavor enhancer linked to a range of health issues, including chronic headaches, nausea, muscle tightness, weakness, and chest pain.