We live in a geographic area that has one of the world's highest incidences of breast cancer. You probably know someone touched by this disease. Most of us are familiar with the list of risk factors related to lifetime exposure to estrogen, such as early menstruation and late menopause. Along with genetic factors, they relate to less than half of all breast cancer incidences. This crisis includes increased incidence of birth defects, infertility and immune system disorders.
Radiation is a known cause of cancer, and is cumulative over a lifetime.
Low doses such as dental X-rays and mammograms add up. Research points to a connection between exposure to EMFs and cancer. Chemicals Of the 70,000 chemicals that have been introduced into American commerce since World War II, the majority have never been tested for their impact on human health. They are allowed into commerce as long as they do the job they claim to do, regardless of human safety. The plastics industry admitted to releasing 283 million kilograms of toxic chemicals into the US environment.