Recently saw an online article about a new study linking cell phone use to cancer.
So? What’s the news here? That’s like the studies that PROVED that smoking had a direct connection to lung cancer.
Everyone already knew.
My theory is: Anything that isn’t natural for the human body to deal with, anything that the human body is not MADE to deal with, that it is FORCED to deal with on a massive scale over a very long period of time, causes cancer. And nothing else does.
Lungs aren’t meant to inhale smoke, they’re made to inhale oxygen.
Our bodies weren’t designed to process artificial ingredients/effects/items, so prolonged exposure to large amounts of them can cause cancer.
I mean, maybe this is completely off base, but it seems logical. I can’t think of a single instance where someone was diagnosed with cancer, and the natural contact with something the body was designed to come into contact with was pointed to as the cause, or even suggested as a possible cause.
The human body is a natural organism, it behaves according to natural laws. When things are introduced that are unnatural, despite the ENORMOUS adaptability of the human body, eventually, given enough prolonged exposure, harm is caused. I have no facts to support this other than what seems my common sense, as it does seem logical.