what r causes of cancer?

Answer 1

Leukemia (other than chronic lymphatic leukemia) or cancer of the bone, female breast, testis or thyroid due to exposure to electromagnetic radiation or ionising particles.
Asbestos-related lung cancer.
Lung cancer in tin miners or in other workers due to exposure to arsenic, nickel (refining industry), chloromethyl ether, or zinc, calcium and strontium chromates.
Lung cancer due to exposure to silica dust (various mining, quarrying, and stone industries, glass manufacturing, and foundries.) and tobacco.
Acute non-lymphatic leukaemia due to exposure to benzene.
Skin cancer due to exposure to arsenic, tar, pitch, bitumen, mineral oils or soot.
Cancer of the nasal cavity or sinuses due to exposure to nickel compounds (refining industry), or wood, leather and fibreboard dust (manufacture/repair industry).
Bladder cancer due to exposure various compounds during chemical manufacturing or processing, including 1-naphthylamine, 2-naphthylamine, benzidine, auramine, magenta, 4-aminobiphenyl, MbOCA, orthotoluidine, 4-chloro-2-methylaniline, and coal tar pitch volatiles produced in aluminium smelting.
Angiosarcoma of the Liver due to exposure to vinyl chloride monomer.

Answer 2

Cancer is generally caused by uncontrolled cell division, and can occur in any part of the body that is actively producing new cells. Most parts of the body produce new cells to replace old or worn out cells. When enough new cells are produced, the body sends a signal telling the cells to stop dividing. Cancer can occur if the cells fail to stop dividing, either because the mechanism that sends the stop signal is damaged, or the receptors on the new cells that receive the stop signal are damaged. This damage can be caused by a wide variety of external environmental factors (carcinogens), or by errors in the cells genetic code.

Answer 3

Main Causes of Cancer

1) Insufficient good quality fats, both saturated and unsaturated.

2) Insufficient good quality protein.

3) Excessive amounts of transfats from refined oils, hydrogenated fats and overcooking of foods.

4) Excessive amounts of poor quality protein from overcooking and processing of foods.

5) Lack of digestive enzymes from pancreas failure caused by a lifetime of eating poor quality foods.

6) Poisons in the food, air or water. Pesticides, PCBs, plastics, hydrocarbons, trihalomethanes, etc.

7) Excessive ingestion of drugs both recreational and pharmaceutical. This includes sugar, caffeine, nicotene and alcohol.

8) Nutritional deficiencies of vitamins and minerals, especially B6, C, proanthocyanidins, magnesium, potassium, selenium, etc.

9) Hormone imbalance, low thyroid, adrenal insufficiency, high estrogen, and estrogenic factors from environmental poisons.

10) Pathogens weakening the immune system function - parasites, yeast, bacteria, viruses.

11)Poor living habits - lack of sleep, exercise, lack of sunshine, meaningful work and activity.

Answer 4

over 50% of cancers are due to something going wrong in the P51 pathway..research that

Answer 5

Eating and Breathing: Taking Meditation:::

Answer 6

cells of our body are always divided...and sometimes if theres radiation or somethings else, it cause the multiplication cells become abnormal, become much than the usual

Answer 7

Error in multiplication of cells.

That's the simplest way i can explain it.

Answer 8

deit I beleive is the main cause

Answer 9

In my opinion the way you eat and your lifestyle.

Answer 10

They don't know....everyday, it's something different.