Cancer is a product of industrial environment

[IPorange]

That doesn't explain why certain cancers run in families, or certain risk factors may you more likely to have cancer, i.e., cancer rates are lower in people who eat a vegetarian diet.

Diet has a bigger role then industrial factors IMO.

Wouldn't meat diets be collinear with industrial sources? Just a thought. Consumers build up toxins and such from producers. I would expect people who only eat producers to not have as much exposure.

Don't mistake me, though. I don't think cancer is a product of industrialization, outright.

 

[utgibbs]

Don't mistake me, though. I don't think cancer is a product of industrialization, outright.

Nor do I, but a growth-imperative industrialization with little oversight, often little understanding (see tetraethyl lead), certainly produced a proliferation of carcinogens in our environment.

 

[kptvol]

Don't mistake me, though. I don't think cancer is a product of industrialization, outright.

Nor do I,

You sure do suck at picking thread titles. More likely, though, you've been beaten to death and are now adjusting your position to be more defensible.