Brain cancer cases on the rise worldwide
Most people don’t know much about brain cancer, although I’m sure everyone will admit that they want nothing to do with it. Unfortunately, brain cancers are on the rise around the world and there are many reasons for this. It is a very serious problem and challenge for the future of humanity, not only for those inflicted, but also because of the serious challenges it causes with the costs of health care and family problems.
Did you know in places like Japan and other Asian nations that brain cancers are severely on the rise? It’s true. But this is not the only place where there are problems, problems that are getting worse. In fact, I’d like to take this opportunity for you to think about brain cancers, and some of the causes and what we can all do to help. Let’s talk about this topic, one that no one really wants to discuss.
In Asian countries, populations have always eaten a lot of fish, but due to pollution of the oceans, fish have plastics inside them and toxins such as mercury, for example. This is causing a terrible problem and that is why brain cancers are increasing in these nations. Although there is much data in Japan on this, other nations have been slow to notice the increase or attribute it to the problem of pollution; Worse still, the same nations that pollute the most, don’t even realize that it is killing their population and causing cancer.
And it’s not just in Asia, Pacific Islanders and Polynesians never had a brain cancer problem, but now they do. In fact, much of the fish bought, sold and shipped around the world comes from polluted oceans, which means they are not alone in any way, it is a very serious thing for American populations too.
We need Omega 3 in our diet, but toxic fish seem to be part of that trade-off, one that we really can’t afford at all. Still, even without the fish problem, there is an even more serious problem that needs to be addressed. Can you guess what that is?
If you guessed “frequency contamination,” you guessed right. Our mobile phones, although low-voltage, contribute to brain cancers, Swiss studies and research show. Unfortunately, the public is misinformed about this. Fortunately, the wattage of today’s cell phone technology is much lower than it used to be, which is a start and that helps tremendously.
However, what about all the WiFi systems and mobile electronics these days? Yes, all potential contributors, and these two reasons alone are why we will continue to see more brain cancers in the future. I hope you consider all of this and do your own research to verify what I have said here today.