The human body consists of billions of cells. During normal processes of cellular activity, cells become damaged or defective. Some theories suggest that cancer is inevitable. These same theories suggest that damaged or cancer cells may not grow or might be destroyed under the right conditions. Alternatively, cancer might grow unchecked given another set of conditions.
What if overfeeding and over consumption of processed foods caused our bodies to fail to destroy cancer? Maybe our body can be ‘set’ to make cancer grow? If these are true, then the opposite may be true. See how a contrarian thinks?
So under consumption of food, avoidance of processed foods and regular exercise may cause our bodies to destroy cancer. Or at least make our bodies unfriendly to cancer growth.
If cancer is a tiny spark it can sputter and die or it can grow into a raging inferno. What is the difference? The conditions around that tiny spark makes all the difference. Our bodies can kill cancer or can let it grow unchecked. What if food and how we eat it makes a difference?