Dr. Janette D. Sherinan of Alexandria, Virginia advocates for women with breast cancer to have a fat tissue biopsy to determine what chemical residues they may be harboring. This could be very useful for prostate cancer patients to determine what chemical residues they may be harboring as well, since dioxins, polyhalogenated biphenyls, dibenzofirans and otbers can increase the formation of dihydrotestosterone in the prostate. The risk factor for cancer may not be the animal fat itself, but all the chemical toxins stored in the fat, which then bioaccumulate in the fat of meat eating consumers. Occupational Hazards Exposure to heavy metals and other pollutants can also increase risk. Our immune systems are under additional attack from over the counter and prescription drugs.
Cortisone depresses the immune system by design.
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