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I read an article recently that showed how Eskimo women who lived a traditional lifestyle had a practically nonexistent rate of breast cancer. These women were compared with other Eskimo women who lived in Anchorage who had a cancer appearance rate comparable to the general population. We're doing something wrong.
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I read an article recently that showed how Eskimo women who lived a traditional lifestyle had a practically nonexistent rate of breast cancer. These women were compared with other Eskimo women who lived in Anchorage who had a cancer appearance rate comparable to the general population. We're doing something wrong.
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Colon cancer rates are low in other parts of the world where they don't have
all these processed low-fiber, high additives and preservatives in them.
The sugar is processed.....
Not good. We love our big garden....and I don't spray artificial crap on it.
You get more loss, but it's healthier stuff.
Can't wait to start canning.
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Diet probably has little to do with it. It is mainly genetics.
"You planning on having a long relationship with that glass or are you going to drink it? Drink up, man. Maybe we can get another.” - Janis Joplin, 1970. -
I thought Die Hard lived in Cleveland? JK
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I thought Die Hard lived in Cleveland? JK
I thought Die Hard lived in Cleveland? JK
That's what I look like the morning after a Browns loss and too much alcohol.
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I don't know. Knowing the way the body works, if you eat a bunch of junk that damages your cells, it will certainly lead to a shorter life. I think diet has a lot to do with it. Preservatives and processed crap can't be good for you.
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Diet probably has little to do with it. It is mainly genetics.
Diet probably has little to do with it. It is mainly genetics.
I completely disagree, as I said, the article I mentioned above showed that nearly genetically identical Eskimo women who lived different lifestyles had different rates of cancer. There are so many synthetic chemicals that our bodies are simply not evolved to handle. We only know so much, and the body of knowledge on what we eat, sadly, isn't very comprehensive.
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Diet probably has little to do with it. It is mainly genetics.
I completely disagree, as I said, the article I mentioned above showed that nearly genetically identical Eskimo women who lived different lifestyles had different rates of cancer. There are so many synthetic chemicals that our bodies are simply not evolved to handle. We only know so much, and the body of knowledge on what we eat, sadly, isn't very comprehensive.
I completely disagree, as I said, the article I mentioned above showed that nearly genetically identical Eskimo women who lived different lifestyles had different rates of cancer. There are so many synthetic chemicals that our bodies are simply not evolved to handle. We only know so much, and the body of knowledge on what we eat, sadly, isn't very comprehensive.
Well if that were the case wouldn't everyone living in the same area live as long? They eat the same diet don't they? I'm sure that eating bacon and doughnuts everyday for breakfast will lead to a shorter life span, but I don't think that just eating healthy will guarantee a long life. My Grandmother who was Irish lived till one month shy of her 98th birthday. She ate sweets, pork, steak you name it. She even smoked when she was younger. My Grandfather who ate basically the same diet died at the age of 61 from complications from Colon Cancer. Some people never smoke (Like Christopher Reeves wife) die of lung cancer. Others smoke till there 70 and never get it.
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75 percent of breast cancers, happen in families with no history of it.
Not genetics so much.
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