Well, before there was no such thing as leukemia. Then during World War 2, the US government threw two atomic bombs into Japan. This was the start of leukemia. I mean, your blood maintains your body. Without it you die. What is more horrible then having ';blood cancer';? Well, its more like your bone marrow. There are different types of leukemia which we wont go into great detail here. But, anyways, there was never such thing as leukemia befoer all of this. Now, children are dying left and right because of it. There is a type of leukemia that only effects young children. And everybody in the world can get leukemia now. I dont know how it spread, but cancer can spread. Some people dont know this, but I see a correlation between Asian people who eat together. When they all get Hepatitis, its like a pre cancer. Now, it can be passed from saliva, mouth to mouth, or eating food together. So, they are literally passing around pre cancer. Now, thats how the liver cancer can be passed. But, with leukemia, I dont know how it is passed, but it can be passed. Because before, nobody had leukemia. Now anybody in the world can get leukemia. BUT THE ATOMIC BOMBS WERE ONLY THROWN INTO HIROSHIMA, JAPAN !!! So, how did it get to every country in the world? I dont know, but its evidently clear that the cancer has been passed around some how. Nobody ever bothered to investigate this. It cannot be through blood line because not everybody is related to a Japanese relative. Alot has never even been remotely close to Japan.
Another cancer causing agent was Agent Orange that was used by the US government. They threw it into Vietnam hoping to win the war. To be honest, I dont think it was the war that they were trying to win. It was obvious that they were after something else. There were never enough troops there to win the war to start with. And then the Agent Orange was thrown into Vietnam, causing alot of birth defects. One of those defects I believe is cancer. And some children may seem normal at the start. But, later on in life, they develop cancer fast. There is a direct correlation between the children who lived in the specific areas of where Agent Orange was thrown and the cancers/birth defects. I cannot remember the exact rate, but I believe it was an astronomical number. It was like 7 times the regular rate that a person living in that area would develop cancer or have a child that has a birth defect. Now, this may not be complete. Some may have birth defects that nobody knows about. Maybe it was not physically seen on the outside. There isnt too much medical help there so we may never know how many people were effected. It was a biological bomb that was unfair to Vietnam.
Not too long ago. Say around, March or April of 2006, they had figured out that a drink caused cancer. I dont know which one it was, but it was a fruit flavored water. It was the stuff in the flavoring that caused leukemia. I stay away from those drinks, but alot of people were afflicted. So those were pulled from the shelves. I think it was something good life, or something brand or trade mark. People who drank that developed leukemia from it, and then people started to sue the company. I dont know what happened with that case, but I figured that it would be a class suit. And of course, if it was a class suit, I think the company would lose. The question is, ';How much?';
I had a friend, who developed cancer because a doctor experimented on her. She went in, and without her knowing, the doctor injected her with some experimental medicine. She developed cancer from that. She sued the hospital and the two doctors. There were two doctors involved. One doctor retired right away because of it. Another one, a young Indian doctor, left and went to work somewhere else. She sued to pull his license. And when he left, she couldnt pull it because he had dropped that one, and got another one. Something like that. And she went to look for him, but couldnt find him. I dont know what type of drug that was, but my friend knows. She has had cancer for these last couple of years. About 5 or 6 years now.Are there more cases of cancer caused by man-made radiation or natural radiation?
hmm. id have to say natural. but really when someone gets cancer does the doctor actually say ';this was cause becuase you stood in front of the microwave for too long';.
im not sure theres really a difference in the internal cancer you can get. but the sun has caused many many melanomas in the last generation population (your parents for example).
keep in mind that man- made radiation (unless a bombs gone off near you) you are only exposed for mere seconds (X-rays, microwave etc) while natural eg the sun you are exposed for up to hours every day. so my guess would b natural
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