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Ever sliced open a watermelon and spotted those large, unusual cracks within? Many of us might overlook them and dig right in. But it’s time we rethink that approach, as it might be harmful to our health.
Those cracks might indicate the presence of a growth-boosting chemical called Forchlorfenuron. This substance speeds up fruit growth when sprayed onto them. While it might sound like a harmless way to get bigger fruits faster, there’s a dark side. If ingested, Forchlorfenuron can lead to severe health issues like cancer and neurological complications. These conditions are challenging to treat.
Next time, if you come across a watermelon with such peculiar cracks, it’s better to play it safe. Prioritize your health and avoid eating it.
