First off,wow,what's with so many people getting colon cancer these days.Everyday in my local paper they are holding fundraisers for people in their 40's and younger that have it.Is it over diagnosed where in the old days people just lived with it and didn't get chemotherapy that probably would have killed them?
Some cancers like breast cancer and skin cancer where you can just cut it off seem more treatable because you don't have to use chemo.I think chemotherapy is worse than cancer itself from my past experiences of seeing people who got cancer and received radiation.
How manay hundreds of billions has been spent on finding cures for cancer?Has all that money done that much good where there has been headways in finding cures that make people live longer???It doesn't seem like.
Is processed foods and hormone ridden dairy food and meat to blame?Who can afford natural-organic anything these days when even mass produced food is going through the roof.
Has anyone here had cancer and received chemo?What is your take on it and god bless you if you have lived a long time after being diagnosed with cancer and received chemo.
It seems like a high percentage of athletes are diagnosed with cancer.You can't go a minute of Olympic coverage without hearing about someone competing having had it.Maybe too many medications-treatments?Maybe just the fact that an athlete is always being poked and prodded by doctors every day where they find the most miniscule amount of something wrong where they quickly give you medication and radiation?
Some cancers like breast cancer and skin cancer where you can just cut it off seem more treatable because you don't have to use chemo.I think chemotherapy is worse than cancer itself from my past experiences of seeing people who got cancer and received radiation.
How manay hundreds of billions has been spent on finding cures for cancer?Has all that money done that much good where there has been headways in finding cures that make people live longer???It doesn't seem like.
Is processed foods and hormone ridden dairy food and meat to blame?Who can afford natural-organic anything these days when even mass produced food is going through the roof.
Has anyone here had cancer and received chemo?What is your take on it and god bless you if you have lived a long time after being diagnosed with cancer and received chemo.
It seems like a high percentage of athletes are diagnosed with cancer.You can't go a minute of Olympic coverage without hearing about someone competing having had it.Maybe too many medications-treatments?Maybe just the fact that an athlete is always being poked and prodded by doctors every day where they find the most miniscule amount of something wrong where they quickly give you medication and radiation?
