Strictly speaking, genetics do not play a known role in human cancer,” says Carlos Sonnenschein, MD, a professor of integrative physiology and immunology at Tufts University School of Medicine. “Most, if not all, cancers are due to environmental factors.
Those factors, Sonnenschein explained by email, include things we have some control over and things we don’t, from what we eat and drink to whether we smoke, where and how we live, how much physical activity we get, plus societal factors such as pollution and exposure to hormone-disrupting chemicals found in pesticides, plastics and processed foods.
- More here and I told you so.
I lost Max because of this.
Humans never take responsibility for their actions. Some "magic" caused x and some "magic" y will fix x while I sip my beer, play golf, and go for vacation in sunny weather (hey I work hard you know).
For the past few years since Max left me, I don't feel any emotions for someone who is willfully ignorant and gets a deadly disease. I just say, sorry to hear and they are out of my mind.
On the other hand, I will do everything I can for someone who regrets their choices they made, and they are paying the price. I am yet to meet one in person.
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