The Reading Room:Los Angeles Times-Obesity's role in cancer
Hatshepsut
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This article was printed in today's Los Angeles Times Newspaper. I thought you might find it interesting.
Link: Obesity's role in cancer
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Link: Obesity's role in cancer
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Came right up with no AVG warning for meJaylo969 said:Was trying to read the link
but my AVG came on with a warning that it posed a threat and cut it off.
It's a good article. Cut and paste it into your address bar.
http://www.latimes.com/features/health/fitness/la-he-obesity-cancer-20100322,0,2957276.story0 -
One more time...Jaylo969 said:Was trying to read the link
but my AVG came on with a warning that it posed a threat and cut it off.
Jaylo:
Sorry the link isn't working for you.
Here is another way to access the article:
Link: LA Times: Obesity and cancer
Hope this one works on your computer.
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I doubt the hype.
There seems to be a surge in the attack against the overweight.
But the latest reports regarding a push for taxation of high fat foods,
may be what's behind the insinuation that being fat is unhealthy.
It's long been a fact, that weight does not have an effect on
overall health; Skinny people -do not- live longer than heavy
people.
Skinny people have heart attacks just as heavy people do,
and cancer knows no boundaries.
The reason we have cancer, is due to our immune system
failing to remove a cell that's no longer taking orders from
our brain and body.
It's not an "outside cell", or something totally foreign to our body.
A cancer cell is a normal cell that's been damaged in a manner that
prevents it from living like it once did, so it stays alive by the
fermentation process (stealing glucose for survival).
There can be millions and millions of things that can damage
a cell, but if we don't figure out how to get our immune system
to remove that erred cell, we will forever be fighting the ravages
of cancer.
It really, really is, that simple.0
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