From:
sukiec@optonline.net
Date: 2004-05-28 17:47:12 UTC
Subject: Re: [ferrethealth]was Mold/prevention ques
To: ferrethealth@smartgroups.com
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Well, in the first place, there are hundreds of types of malignancies under study in a range of mammals, and prevention is being studied.
For instance, in the FHL complete archives you will find that lower levels of carbohydrate intake are being looked at for preventing insulinoma or allowing it to have a later onset.
Also in there by using AFERRETVET in the from box and separately reading up on Lupron, Melatonin, and darkness (Too much light is probably bad.) you will see that there is work to prevent adrenal neoplasia or to allow it to have later onset.
This year we are among those who have used one low level Spring Lupron shot to try to break a seasonal hormonal cycle which may help lead to adrenal neoplasia.
In old age tumors are always more common due to age related damage of the telemeres so when cells are replicated they are replicated with damage.
We humans are excellent at seeing patterns. The problem is that when studied so very many patterns simply do not hold up. That is part of what scientific inquiry is about. In fact, humans are so good at seeing patterns that it actually undermines our risk assessment abilities (very interesting study released this year).
The FHL Complete Archives can be found at
http://fhl.sonic-weasel.org
and is a true treasure trove of information!
Author wrote:
> I'm wondering if there are any studies going on (like
> Bob C's dental studies) that help prevent all these
> tumors and cancers and diseases in the first place? I
> think the knowledge of surgeries and medication is
> definately great and has come so far, but what is
> being done to find out knowledge on how to PREVENT all
> this from happening in the first place.