Research consistently suggests there’s no completely safe amount — but when, how and how much you drink can all affect the level of risk you’re likely to sustain.
A little wine doesn't hurt? It doesn't. Alcohol consumption is associated with the risk of developing at least 7 different types of cancer: oral cavity, throat, larynx, esophagus, breast, colorectal and liver. The data suggest that any amount of alcohol, in particular, could affect the risk related to breast cancer.
It is no longer a secret to anyone that there are certain foods that can increase the risk of cancer. But even some drinks can be dangerous, and experts recommend avoiding a specific drink to reduce the risk of breast cancer.