Cancer is a man-made disease, study claims

Is the common nature of cancer worldwide purely a man-made phenomenon? That is what some researchers now suggest.


Still, other specialists in cancer and in human fossils have strong doubts about this notion.


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There is too much evidence that it is so. If one thinks of it, everything from food to household cleaners, fumes and many other industrial components can cause cancer. Cancer can stay benign even dormant for a life time, depending on lifestyle and exposure to carcinogens will trigger its growth or spread.


Many studies have shown that. Normally cancerous cells would be placed in lab mice and then one group will be exposed to factors known to cause cancer and the other group to healthier factors. And always the healthier ones seem to be able to suppress the activity of cancer. I would hypothesize that everyone in the world is carrying cancer, and waiting for the right exposure to something (a carcinogen) that will trigger its growth and spread. People who die of other factors may have led a life that kept them away from such exposures by chance or intention.


There are indigenous populations in the world who have never heard of cancers and most modern diseases.

"dinosaurs did develop cancer"? Well there's a lesson to learn!!