While having a facebook friend the other night… suggest that someday Americans might have to live in underground bunkers to escape the every day trials & tribulations of living. His concerned based upon the nuclear fallout from Fukushima, Japan still spewing it’s radioactivity and getting in the global airstream. The first thought passing through my mind was Henry David Thoreau…. sitting in that one room cabin on Walden Pond writing about his appreciation for nature two years.
Then a vision popped into my mind…. living a life – like a groundhog and coming out only once a year with a hope of seeing my shadow. Caused by the fear of the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster in Japan with no hope of being able to see the Redlegs play baseball. While his concerns of what the impact that disaster has on global proportions. As he realized my website doesn’t have anything in it concerning environmental issues.
So Before finishing up this websites archives with a main page. Detailing the highlights of this website. Let’s touch on direct and indirect carcinogens and my belief you have to come in direct contact with a carcinogen or have a genetic predisposition to get cancer. With environmental impacts a concern according to Erin Brockovich cancer cluster theory, I feel you have to live in that immediate area to have it impact your life, however, you should always be made aware of your surroundings through research.
In Hinkley, California still today there is a higher then normal cancer rate with also Cancer Alley in Louisana. Not to mention, Clyde, Ohio with it’s cluster stemming from a City Park and the area I consider home which also has a higher than normal cancer rate. People live… to be all ages and while looking around…. neighbors pass away young and old a like. However, the town I choose to live considered a Blue Zone in my opinion with all the 80+ year olds…. I see in the neighborhood.
Dr. Russell Blaylock states, ” that farm workers have a greater risk for Alzheimers than does others NOT in that career path through their usage of pesticides.” True their are safer options to some pesticides, however, I’ve known farmers whom have farmed with or without cabs on their tractors. For some whom have farmed without cabs some have out lived their counter parts well into there 80’s. While there neighbors have died in their 60’s.
Also true…. it can be told, that counties along… the Tributaries along the Mississppi and Ohio Rivers having higher rates of cancer. What’s not to say, “their nutritional habits…. aren’t as well adjusted as those living away from the river and isn’t caused from the river filth…. as some would have you to believe. County – by – county comparsions…. are sporadic and even my own barber’s…. belief that counties East of Interstate Highways…. cancer rates are higher than those on the West side because of air stream isn’t so.”
During the March 28th, 1979 event at Three Mile Island Nuclear Disaster in Pennsylvania. Those living near the plant, down stream in it’s chem trail, lung cancer incidences went up 300 to 400 percent and leukemia rates were up 600 to 700 percent. While infant mortality rates and death rates among the elderly went higher during the early 80’s. With most of the information being skewed, the Pittsburgh area to this day still stands vibrant.
With the 34 th anniversary rapidly approaching, I feel the event of that day put nuclear power in it’s place. However, to say live…under ground in a bunker for me just isn’t gonna happen. I’m more concerned about vitamin deficiencies, with Vitamin D being peril… to your good health. While in most of the other blog post…. I think the alternatives to the prevention and NOT treatment of cancer is a viable option.
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