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Quote by: Kite  The cancer doesn't come from the nicotine, it comes from the tar, and the ammonia, or any of the other crap thats in cigarette smoke. |
Or from car fumes, medical x-ray machines, and perhaps millions of chemicals and products use in the work place and at home.
In other words, they cannot honestly pin point what causes cancer.
My sister died of cancer and never smoked, worked in a smoke free environment, and lived in a smoke free house, and her social life was at chruches and so forth. So 2nd hand smoke would not have been a factor ether.
Even if cigarettes were banned we would still have peope getting cancer in the same numbers as now.
Because they are doing the wrong kind of medical or scientific research. The "link" is that people get cancer by how they react to stress. The link is because people who encounter stress are more likely to smoke also, giving the impression that smoking caused the cancers because so many cancer victims smoked to counter act stress, but the stress still activated the processes that caused the cancer, and would do so if they smoked or did not smoke.
But the dummy scientists have yet to discover that "link" that I just provided. Because they are motivated by the government to focus on cigarettes only. Because they do not want people to sue a big company for work-related stress that caused them to have cancer.
We only have one fact, an overdose of x rays can cause damage to the inside cells and cause cancer. Most of the other so-called facts are just guesses and speculations.
Needless to say I cannot prove my claim because the dummy scientists have not directed their reseach in that direction yet, and perhaps that is why they found no good answers to prevent cancer. They started the research back in the 1950s and still have made no worthwhile breakthough to save people. No wonder, they were directed to look in the wrong place.