This, cancer thrives in a bad environment, chemicals,heavy metal poisoning, etc. Then the food and drug, food used to be used to save lives, they've replaced food with garbage and synthetic drugs.

Our county has the highest rate of cancer in the state, I’ve heard that we have a lot of radon.? Good work your doing pastor Mark.

Here yya go...
https://settingbrushfires.com/ameri...d-via-covid-shots-but-theres-hope-video/

I think the consensus is that cancer does best in a acid environment. If one can keep their ph a little over 7 seems to be ideal, so some say. The kidneys and lungs regulate that, so I guess if we are over indulging in things that over work them then we are putting ourselves at a disadvantage.

I've often thought about what as a society that we all do that is now different than what used to be and chlorine keeps coming to mind. But surely when we walk in the cemetery's and see all the deaths caused by no-seeums in the drinking water back then, then there is surely justification for it or at least its the lesser of 2 evils.

Carry on Pastor Mark and your fellow pastors, you do the work that needs to be done for people facing such illnesses.

There are lots and lots of ways to get cancer, a lot of combos. Its been that way for a while but it keeps getting added to with various new things. But Anti Gov and Giant Sage are also correct, a new one got added in early 2021. Its being talked about but only on the alternative media. I had a former boss/colleague just shy of 70 who died about 2 months after being diagnosed. Towards the end, the oncologist told his wife that the tumors were "exploding in growth". Trace back from when he was diagnosed, it was almost 6 months since his last .... Of course, I was probably the only one at the post-death celebration of life that thought that way. One of the big questions is why isn't everyone who had that done getting cancer? Of course, its like any other carcinogenic, people's individual genetics are different. Why do some 2-pack a day smokers die at age 55 from lung cancer and some make to age 80? This is just the tip of the iceberg to come...

I tend to think it's diet related, mostly. I believe there are other environmental issues as well, that tends to be the case when you find pockets of high percentage of cancer cases.

But, back in the day, everyone ate real food... food grown or raised on the ground and minimally processed. Now they make bread that can be a month old and not mold and that just isn't natural. So many chemicals in food just can't be good for people.

Everyone for years always blamed smoking for cancer, but yet as the percentage of people who smoke decreases, cases of cancer increase.

Cancer has been the second leading cause of death for a long time(heart disease number 1)
The reason we see more of it now is that cancer is primarily a disease of older people and the demogaphic age of people has shifted to the older end of the spectrum due to the ageing of baby boomers.
Adding to that individual life span is longer now than in the past.

Clearly you haven’t been too a children’s cancer center recently

I think you're close to the mark... At least in general.

Nothing in life is free. If you decide to microwave a hot dog to save yourself 8 minutes of preparing real food... What's the trade off? Did you trade 8 minutes now for 8 minutes 20 years from now?

I'm not trying to say it's a 1:1 ratio. But I think taking the easy way out to save time and effort may not be as big of an advantage as we believe it to be.

And to Mark's original post...

I think Yeats nailed it... "The center does not hold." Things tend towards decay. It's all falling apart. We are genetic copies of prior individuals and I think the genetics are breaking down. Try making a Xerox of a copy sometime. Then make a copy of the copy. And then a copy of that copy...keep it up and watch how the quality of each subsequent copy gets poorer.

I think the clock is losing time and winding down... Exactly as it was designed to do.

Mike

You missed the word Primarily.
Childhood cancer takes around 1.600 lives per year.
Compared to hundreds of thousands(over 600,000) older people.

Not the entire answer, but look at the standard diet. Full of sugar, and any doctor will admit that everything can grow on sugar, it's the favorite environment. And sugar includes carbohydrates which are in over abundance in most peoples diets.

The title of the thread is” What's with all the cancer lately?”

Cancer rates are increasing drastically across all portions of the population.

Children more so, than seniors

Children/young adults have a much higher survival rate

Spin it however you want-the statistics are out there.
Cancer is primarily a disease of old people.And when the cure is found another one waiting in the wings will take its place-has always been that way as lifespans steadily increase.

Pretty sure everyone understands that the longer a person lives, the greater likelihood of some kind of cancer.

But it doesn’t explain the rapid increase in cancer across the entire population??

Again, clearly you haven’t been too a children’s cancer center recently??

There are many reasons for increase in cancer.


Aging demographics people are living longer
People survive cancer at much higher rates so many people have several different cancers bouts throughout life
No one went to the doctor for 2 years and many distrust medical so they don’t listen to medical advise anyway
The US has terrible healthcare for the poor
The poor and uneducated don’t go to the doctor even if they have money or insurance
For you antivaxxers excess deaths in the US are far higher in low vax states than high vaccinated states so you can put that to bed.
Poor people aren’t as vaccinated as rich and Poor people die on average 14 years earlier than rich people.

Surely that has nothing to do with poor people working strenuous and stressful jobs 40-60 hours a week for 50+ years. Yep, it's definitely because they refused to take a vaccine that was developed less than 2 years ago. That's it.

My thoughts exactly, Angela. He's trying his typical junk again...

Cancer deaths are down,per capita,not up.
Up overall because of the demographic.(more people around)

He's just trying to make himself feel better for putting that experimental worthless junk in his body.

Processed foods has got to be the number one cancer causer out there.
Been around since the "advancements" in farming after WW2.