People of all ancestry can get cancer. Fair skinned people would get skin cancer if they over-expose themselves to too much sun, and dark-skinned as well, although fair-skinned people have less melanin for sun protection. We're told to glop on the sunscreen and of course, it contains chemicals which go into the blood-stream and also vitamin D is not produced from the sun at all. We're told to stay out of the sun. Cancer supposedly goes to the weakest area of the body. I believe the acid/alkaline principles are involved here. Cancer is so ubiquitous in society I don't believe there is anyone who doesn't either have it or know someone who has it. There is some connection with hormones as well, esp. in breast cancer...how hormones may predispose the body to allow it in. . People get colon cancer if their colon becomes clogged up with crap (no pun intended) and it can no longer cleanse itself. Disease sets in. Cancer results. People chew tobacco. They get cancer inside the mouth.
But back to the skin cancer, I don't buy that it's genetic as an underlying predisposition.
Just my opinion, and everyone has one. Same with Morgellons. We don't know until we know.  |