Billions of dollars have gone into the fight against cancer. But nearly all funding goes to the area of treatment and genetic research. And unfortunately all these expenditures have not resulted in a reduction in the overall cancer rates. Only a few types of cancer have become more survivable. But in that same time period, the incidence of cancer has climbed dramatically.
Breast cancer is one which comes immediately to mind.
Its rates have doubled within a generation, and it is now projected that the incidence of breast cancer will double once again. We are simply not getting at the real problem, which is that we are introducing agents into our bodies which do not belong there. We were not biologically programmed to be able to process the chemicals or radiation or mineral fibres that we are being force-fed on the job and in our environment. There are lots of scientific studies to show that occupational and environmental contaminants are major contributors to the soaring rates of cancer. Workers in certain carcinogen-laden industries are contracting cancer at rates well beyond those experienced by the general population.