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Cancer kills 500,000 people a year in the USA, making it still the worst health problem we are facing (worse than smoking which kills 400,000 a year).
According to the American Cancer Society, cancer is only 15 percent genetic and 85 percent lifestyle
or environmentally influenced.
Cancer kills 550,500 per year in the USA, i.e. more deaths than smoking.
- Some factors which likely raise the risk for cancer
- Some factors which might raise the cancer risk (some evidence)
- Transfat (that's the fat in fast food and donuts which makes them taste
good)
- Over indulgence of MSG
- Over exercising like running marathons (causes free radicals which
attack cells)
- Over indulging in sun bathing or tanning beds (can cause skin cancer)
- Some lifestyle factors which might LOWER the cancer risk
- Doing 40 minutes of cardio daily
- Eating a lot of vegetables
- Controlling stress
- Avoiding soda pop
- Some factors for which there isn't a lot of evidence that they raise the
cancer risk
- Cell phones
- Electromagnetic fields
- Radiation and Chemotherapy
- Some things YOU can do to
prevent or retard cancer growth
- Prostate Cancer
- Breast Cancer
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