subject: Will Cancer Be Around For Years To Come? [print this page] Cancer...do you really think that there will ever be a cure? Well this is something that is debated by many and chances are good that while this article may make you think about this topic from a new perspective, the question will probably still remain.
Considered to be rich people diseases, cancer and heart disease are serious illnesses, especially in countries classified as rich or non third world countries. Third world countries battle health issues stemming from dirty water and unsanitary living conditions, while there is very little cancer and heart disease to be treated. The U.S. is battling a cancer and heart epidemic unlike most African third world nations.
Cancer, it is believed, stems from a society that has an excess of cigarettes, alcohol, drugs, foods that are highly processed and much different from their natural state and beverages laced with chemicals. It is possible that there are scores of causes for cancer and these are just a few of them. Others believe that many of the newer cancers our society is experiencing comes from medical procedures and experiments as well as the many vaccinations that the mega drug companies insist on giving the general population. The sad fact is that the illnesses are originating from somewhere.
Again, you may or may not agree with any and all of this content. If you think about it though, even if you aren't really sure where the cancer issue stems from it is likely that you can clearly see what others before you have and that is that cancer and cancer treatments are very costly and therefore are a very profitable thing for hospitals and health insurance companies and there is a lot of money to be made on the fear that comes with finding out if one has cancer and from trying to cling to life as they treat it.
Anyone not blind or intellectually challenged can not discard the fact that cancer has made some people very rich, no matter how or what your beliefs are on the causes of cancer. This alone is reason enough to make a cure for cancer highly unlikely. As with any business venture any business person or board of directors would value the continuance of the good business ventures to continue without end. What would you do?
by: Ethan Kalvin
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