Cancer
What Causes Colon Cancer?
A lot of people have been yearning for a cure in cancer. But there are people who are equally curious what really causes cancer. Like all things, cancer is primarily caused by one thing. What could be the cause?
During the early 1900’s, Dr. Otto Warburg came out with a groundbreaking discovery about the real cause of cancer. His revolutionary findings earned him the Nobel Price for chemistry. Unfortunately, only a few medical practitioners today are using his work.
According to Dr. Warburg, the real cause of cancer is a diminished amount of oxygen in the cells of our body. This means that if the amount of oxygen that reaches our cells in our colon is diminished, our cell’s oxygenation level is low and the risk of colon cancer will be higher.
You might have known that tumors may develop and eventually turn cancerous. But the truth is this is only a secondary cause. The primary cause of cancer is the lack of oxygen in our cells.
Moreover, people who smoke have a higher risk of developing colon cancer. Even though smoking is not the primary cause, it is a very destructive habit. Smoking does not only destroy our lungs, but it also increases the risk of having colon cancer.
Being overweight does not help as well. According to research, an overweight person has a very low Ph or oxygen level. Did you know that a Ph paper does not only test the level of oxygen in soil and water? Actually you can also use it to test the acid alkaline level of our body. If our body has a low amount of oxygen, the Ph paper turns acidic.
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