Did cancer exist before man caused it?

From Dr. Christopher S. Baird, American professor of physics

Rigorous protection from man - made cancer - related subsidies does not prevent the likelihood of cancer touch.

First, let's make it clear that cancer is just an umbrella of hundreds of different diseases. The common of all these diseases is that normal cells are changed in ways that start to reproduce abnormally, spreading along the road

The bodies and damaging it. There is a wide range of mechanisms that can lead to abnormal reproduction of cells. As with other biological processes, cell reproduction is ultimately controlled by cell DNA. When a cell's DNA is changed, the cell is said to be mutationd. Mutations are often harmless. However, if a mutation occurs in a piece of DNA that controls cell reproduction, this could cause the cell to reproduce abnormally and pass its mutation into the child cells. Every agent that leads to DNA mutation has the potential to cause cancer. Cancer agents include:

Natural chemical cancers, such as tobacco, alcohol, Arsen, and lead.

Natural cancergens such as hepatitis B virus, human papyrus virus, and pylore helicobacter.

Natural mechanical cancergens such as obesity.

Natural radiological cancers such as radon, cosmic rays, and solar radiation.

All these cancers existed before humans developed the technology to create synthetic chemicals. Although human industrial activity can increase one's exposure to natural carcinogenics, this does not change the fact that these carcinogenics are natural.

Even if you are able to protect 100% of either natural or man - made cancers, you are still likely to be affected by cancer. Cancer can arise even when no agent is present. Every time a cell reproduces, she must make copies of her DNA for her daughter cells. Due to random fluctuations present in all molecular movements, cheating errors can result in DNA replication even when there are no cancerogenics present. In this way, DNA mutation is a natural part of cell replication. Many mutations are harmless. Some mutations are even useful and help to promote evolution. However, mutations sometimes lead to cancer. Because of the presence of natural cancerologists in the environment and because mutation is a natural part of cell replication, cancer occurs even in the absence of man - made chemicals. Despite the fact that cancer is natural, we can certainly reduce the risk of cancer by avoiding tobacco, alcohol, arsen, radon, ionizing radiation, and other carcinogenics, by eating more trees and vegetables, by practicing regularly, by vaccinating, and by using protective cream.

Alcohol (ethanol), found in beer and wine, is the natural by - product of sugar - fermented yeasts and can thus be found wherever the yeast is found, including ripe fruit and palm juice. Alcohol is known to cause oral cancer, throat, larynx, esophagus, liver, thick/restum, and breast cancer.

Arsenic is a chemical element found in many natural minerals. Natural Arsen is known to penetrate underground waters, polluting the sources of water used by humans, especially in regions of the world where natural arsenic levels are high. Arsenic has been found to cause lung cancer, bladder, kidneys, and skin.

Asbestos is a silice mineral that develops naturally and contains tiny, hard fibers, such as needles. When nitrogen's dust is absorbed, the fibers irritate and pierce lung cells, causing cogs and chemical imbalances that can lead to cancer. Asbestos is more a mechanical carcinogenic than a chemical carcinogenic, since it has small size and rigid shape that enables it to harm cells more than its chemical composition. All minerals that have tiny, hard fibers like needles are suspected of being cancerous. Asbestos is known to cause lung cancer, poplar, larynx, and ovaries.

Space rays are high energy particles labeled by distant supernovas outside our solar system. The cosmic rays continually fall to the ground and have enough energy to ion atoms into biological cells, potentially causing cancer. The earth's atmosphere somehow provides a shield against cosmic rays. However, people who spend a lot of time traveling by plane do not benefit so much from weather protection and have increased exposure to cosmic rays and solar radiation.

What Is God's Kingdom? The pylore is a bacteria that grow in the mucus layer of the stomach. H. The pylore has been found to cause stomach cancer.

hepatitis B virus is a virus that affects people exposed to infected body fluids. This virus has been found to cause liver cancer.

Human papyrus virus (HPV) is a virus that has been found to cause about 70% of cervical cancer cases. Moreover, HPV has been found to cause vulva, vagina, penis, orofnaring and anus cancer.

The bullet is a chemical element that occurs naturally in minerals, soil, plants, and animals. Since lead is a stable, solid metal in standard conditions, exposure to lead usually occurs through swallowing or inhalation. The bullet will likely cause lung cancer and stomach cancer, although the evidence is not yet final.

Radon is a natural chemical element produced by the deletion of radiation on the ground and rocks. Like gas, radon tends to gather in closed areas that took place near the earth, such as cellars. The radar breaks down in other radioactive isotopes that break down further and release ionizing radiation. Radon is known to cause lung cancer.

Solar radiation contains ultraviolet radiation that damages skin cells. Ultraviole radiation is also derived from radiation beds. Prolonged exposure to ultraviolet radiation is known to cause skin cancer.

Smoking, as you know, comes from the leaves of the tobacco plant. It contains at least 50 different chemicals that cause cancer. Smoking is the leading cause of preventable cancer. Smoking has been found to cause lung cancer, as well as oral cancer, lips, nose, sinus, larynx, throat, esophagus, stomach, pancreas, kidneys, bladder, cervix, thick uterum intestine, ovary, and blood.

Taken from: “Christopher S. Baird professor of physics at A&M University in West Texas.