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I found this article, see the highlighted area, the rest is just very interesting to read.....
A useful perspective to have when attempting to reconcile what one hears in the lay press and how to develop a proactive breast cancer prevention strategy. Dr. Mercola (Excerpts from Dr. Mercola's website)
Each year 180,00 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer and 44,000 will die of the disease. The US has one of the highest breast cancer rates in the world. Fifty years ago the incidence for a woman's life time risk was one in twenty. Now it has skyrocketed to one in eight. When it comes to the environmental carcinogens found in pesticides, herbicides,plastics and other toxic chemicals, there is booming silence by all Breast Cancer Awareness Month programs. Did the alarming increase of breast cancer rates just mysteriously happen? The pesticide -breast cancer link was stunningly highlighted in research from Israel which linked three organochlorine pesticides detected in dairy products to an increase of 12 types of cancer in 10 different strains of mice. After public outcry in 1978 forced the Israeli government to ban the pesticides - benzene hexachloride, DDT, and lindane - breast cancer mortality rates which had increased every year for 25 years, dropped nearly 8 per cent for all age groups and more than a third for women ages 25-34 in 1986.
National Institute for Environmental Health Sciences listed substances that are known to cause cancer. Tamoxifen was included in that list!! It is known that tamoxifen causes uterine cancer, liver cancer and gastrointestinal cancer. After just two to three years of use, tamoxifen will increase the incidence of uterine cancer by two -three times. The treatment for uterine cancer is an hysterectomy. In addition, tamoxifen increased the risk of strokes, blood clots, eye damage, menopausal symptoms, and depression. The journal Science published a study from Duke Universtiy Medical Center in 1999 showing that after 2-5 years, tamoxifen actually initiated the growth of breast cancer!
Women can make the difference in eliminating breast cancer. The breast cancer epidemic is not some great mystery. The causes of cancer are already known. Toxic diets, toxic lifestyles, toxic environments, toxic drug treatments and toxic diagnostic techniques cause cancer. Corporations are only interested in increasing their profits and ensuring their tentacles of control not in actual solutions
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