Cancer.

Here's some food for thought...
http://www.manchester.ac.uk/discover/news/scientists-suggest-that-cancer-is-man-made

 

Sadly most all of us have family or friends who now have or had cancer. Pray for a cure.

 

Even though that article is about 7 years old, there has been much and continuing research to suggest that the massive increase in toxins in everyday use, especially since the industrial revolution, is simply dangerous to human health.
Every product manufactured for home use alone is riddled with toxins. That's how they have been manufactured. The floor coverings we walk on, the furniture we sit on, the beds we sleep in and the appliances we use, along with so much of our food too.
Most of the medical research now seems to focus on why some people are less prone to cancers than others, so genetic research focuses there but it doesn't actually help anyone avoid it, aside from lifestyle factors such as not smoking, eating more healthy whole foods and taking regular exercise. In countries where eating mass-produced meat products, for example, has increased because of economic growth (China is a good example) the illnesses associated with that have escalated.

 

Interesting. It makes sense, as the average person often handles a lot of chemicals in their day to day life.

 

A friend of mine has just been diagnosed as lung cancer. Probably 15 years younger than me. We've both been smokers and also exposed to many different insulations and adhesives used with these insulation. And we're in company's that have 100 employees. Good guy. Great person. Family devoted. With all the wrong we all do, whether on purpose or accidental, why does something like this always happen to good people? I've had a full life and my own medical problems could have already taken me out and I accept that it may come today. But so many are young and full of life and with so many plans, then this ball drops out of no where. How do they handle this and what can we say?

 

Man didn't invent cancer, but he sure exacerbated it. I've said for years that I don't worry much about climate change . . . climate has been bouncing back and forth long, long before even our earliest ancestors were on the scene. What gives me concern are all the synthetic chemicals and substances we have invented, never before seen in the environment, not a natural product of the environment, and now loose in the environment for over a century and doing heaven knows what damage to the flora and fauna.

There is no way to know the long term effects of these substances . . . we haven't had that long of a time to measure the impact. Increased cancer rates are no doubt just one symptom of the genetic damage being done. Scary thing to ponder.

I've had multiple family members die from cancer - the most recent being my older brother who died some years ago at the age of 46. Dread disease, and not a lot a person can do to prevent it most of the time.

 

What's the true story behind the death of Dr. James Jeffrey Bradstreet, MD?
http://www.sciencepunch.com/doctor-found-dead/
https://realfarmacy.com/dr-bradstreet-murdered/