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IF you do not get breast cancer
you will not need the cure.
So, why not consider what likely causes breast
cancer? |
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It
has been empirically confirmed over decades that hormone therapy for
post-menopausal women may increase their tendency to develop breast cancer.
In other words, adjustments to hormones can lead to breast cancer. |
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If adjusting
the hormones involved in post-menopausal therapy promotes cancer
development, then it follows logically that adjusting other hormones
can increase the tendency to develop cancer. |
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Exercise,
stress, and strong emotions impact the glandular system. The
secretion of hormones is changed when a women increases her
exercise, stress and emotional reactions. |
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Women's bodily systems functions are
based upon hormonal regulation. That is, the quantities, balances,
and combinations of hormones secreted by a women's glandular system
regulate and control her operating bodily systems. |
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Therefore,
exercise, stress, and strong emotions, by changing her hormonal
secretion levels and timings, change bodily systems, including the
nervous, digestive, and circulatory systems among others. |
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If adjusting
hormones in post-menopausal women tends to increase cancer's
development, it follows that hormonal changes induced by her actions
and reactions may also tend to induce cancers. |
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Women may do
well to stop running for the cure and instead evaluate their own lifestyles.
Perhaps reducing stress, exercise, and dramatic emotionalizing could
decrease a women's tendency to develop breast and other cancers. |
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And women may
start to have more fun and enjoyable lives being feminine ladies.
Perhaps trying to fulfill several natural-male roles as well as, too
many female roles applies stresses upon women's bodies that they
were not designed to handle. The result is cancer, frustration, and
inadequacy. |
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Similar
processes apply to men's bodily functions. |