What are your thoughts on cancer and how it is spreading.

[puddlemonkey]

So Tranimonkey? How did you have that link anyway? I hope that didn't put an AIDS virus on my computer.

lol It was a popular one floating around about a year ago. Nobody would even click a link without checking it first due to that fucker always being posted, guess people have forgot and put their guard down. Lucky me

 

[Grumpy Old Man]

or of "natural causes"

Yeah in the 1500's at the ripe old age of 28. Old people were in their late 40's I think it had to do with their diet.

DLR B.S. MBA, Doctor of Life, REVEREND, HIGH PRIEST.

Now that's some impressive credentials, those and $4.96 can get me a grande venti super hugeo "light" frappa happy yaya at starbucks.

Thses people that advertise to unsuspecting peeps should be shot along with the media that promotes all this health crap that does nothing but scare the bejeezus out a ya.

 

[Bikini Mod]

Everything you eat makes a first pass throught the liver, where there are enzyme systems that detoxify as much as they can.

If it can't be broken down, for the most part, it gets stored in fat.

That could be the fat around the internal organs as well, not just subcutaneous fat.

Your intestines, including the large bowel, have an epithelium that divides faster than most cancers, skin cells are constantly being sloughed off.

If you want to do a colon cleanse, eat more food with fibre.

A pill isn't going to do a bloody thing.

I suppose then by the theory that all the "colon cleanse" people offer I should live to be a thousand years old! I have THE NATURALLY CLEANEST COLON ON THE PLANET...

Too bad the side effect of this seems that other parts of my body are breaking down to non-absorption of vitamins and minerals.

Oi...

 

[musclemom]

So since Chris was hearing my footsteps ...

I actually don't think cancers are really on the rise. I think if you add up all the cancers and do an average they're probably at the same rate they've always been, just different proportions, as others have said, it's a reporting thing.

I do think autoimmune disorders are on the rise and hitting increasingly younger people. I also think food allergies and intolerances are increasing. I know endocrine disorders are going up, but there's the whole diabetes related obesity thing. Now, is the increase in obesity related purely to our shitty diets and lifestyles, maybe, maybe not.

I will always believe the vast, vast majority of disease is caused by some combination of the following (in no particular order): Stress, food additives, environmental chemical exposure (including OTC drugs, alcohol, cigarettes, prescriptions, bug spray, cologne, etc., etc., etc.), general bad diet, lack of exercise, depression, systemic yeast overgrowth, uncorrected spinal subluxations, repeated exposure to an undiagnosed food intolerance/allergy (e.g., you are actually intolerant of wheat, the main symptom is it gives you really bad heartburn. Instead of testing you for food allergies/intolerances your doctor puts you on a proton pump inhibitor and you keep eating wheat; 30 years later you get colon cancer).

I will always believe in the body's innate ability to be healthy and maintain homeostasis given the proper circumstances.

 

[gotmilk]

steroids are good

 

[Bikini Mod]

So since Chris was hearing my footsteps ...

I actually don't think cancers are really on the rise. I think if you add up all the cancers and do an average they're probably at the same rate they've always been, just different proportions, as others have said, it's a reporting thing.

I do think autoimmune disorders are on the rise and hitting increasingly younger people. I also think food allergies and intolerances are increasing. I know endocrine disorders are going up, but there's the whole diabetes related obesity thing. Now, is the increase in obesity related purely to our shitty diets and lifestyles, maybe, maybe not.

I will always believe the vast, vast majority of disease is caused by some combination of the following (in no particular order): Stress, food additives, environmental chemical exposure (including OTC drugs, alcohol, cigarettes, prescriptions, bug spray, cologne, etc., etc., etc.), general bad diet, lack of exercise, depression, systemic yeast overgrowth, uncorrected spinal subluxations, repeated exposure to an undiagnosed food intolerance/allergy (e.g., you are actually intolerant of wheat, the main symptom is it gives you really bad heartburn. Instead of testing you for food allergies/intolerances your doctor puts you on a proton pump inhibitor and you keep eating wheat; 30 years later you get colon cancer).

I will always believe in the body's innate ability to be healthy and maintain homeostasis given the proper circumstances.

What MM says makes a lot of sense to me.

Lotta good info in this thread from a variety of sources, very intelligent, well-thought points of view w/supported data to back the beliefs, lotta nice myth debunking.

 

[fast_lane]

That has a huge part to play in the increases in recognising cancer.

The increase in obesity is also related to the increase in cancer.


You also have to specify what type of cancer, as it does vary from country to country.

I don't think colon cancer is an issue for the Japanese and they also have a much lower incidence of breast cancer, but a higher incidence of stomach cancer.

Hey Tatyana can u help me out please?I know ur a pretty good in finding scienific documents on the net about steroids,training etc.
I was told by a 89 years old doctor to stay away from steroids since they cause cancer.He told me he could prescribe me some hrt but i would come back to him 5 years or so complaining i have health problems...He told me he had patients on hrt that devloped cancer from it etc...
But from my researches i never found anything that suggested that u could devlop cancer from steroids so i'm very confused about all this specialy that i was up to go on hrt...Whats ur opinion on the subject?What i think is that steroids dont cause cancer but if u have cancer cells on their way to devlop,steroids will make it devlop even faster...Do u have articles or doccuments from a good source proving steroids does cause cancer?Thanks for helping me out clarify this.