Betel-quid chewing Based on solid evidence, chewing betel quid alone or with added tobacco increases the risk of both oral cavity and oropharyngeal cancers.[3,4] Of the three primary components of betel quid (betel leaf, areca nut, and lime), the areca nut is the only one considered to be carcinogenic when chewed
The broad green leaves of the plant contain a complex mix of organic compounds, including sugars, proteins, alkaloids, and aromatic resins
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