So I asked the google search engine the question, "Can drugs cause Leukemia?"
And then I looked at the results. It appears that someone state one pharmaceutical can cause Leukemia.
But in terms of the cause of Leukemia they don't really know and attribute it to genetic and environmental factors.
And there is more than one type of Leukemia? So is that "more than one typing" based on cause? And if not because they can't say for certain, should that be a goal?
They say it usually starts in the bone marrow?
So one would believe that something gets into that bone marrow and is caught in there, in that matrix and then causes the abnormal cell division? I would wonder if heavy metals would do that? I would also wonder about plastics doing that? General things that are not digested? Manmade compounds?
And in those brief search results it also states a virus is spreading among drug users that causes Leukemia? A virus that causes blood cancer? Now that is scary!
What virus did it branch away and mutate from in order to be that blood cancer causing virus?
Have you ever gotten restless legs? And then used the exercise whereby you lay on your back, put your feet up in the air and peddle like you are on a bicycle? I believe that helps those heavy compounds to find their way back out of your system. I mean did you ever see someone with those fat ankles and ask yourself why their heart camp pump that? Sure, heart disease... But what if there are actually heavier elements in the blood that contribute to that?
So I just saw in the news a young and beautiful woman lost her life to leukemia and that is what motivated me to write this. And when you look at what they added to cigarettes I wonder if she was exposed to that second hand smoke as a child? So aging is your cells ability to divide freshly every time? And as you age that ability decreases because of non natural things in the blood? And just because of the number of times the division occurs?
Now that brings up an interesting point. Do our bodies cells have some ability to divide when conditions in the blood are best to divide? Or is it more an on the hour clock effect? Follow the logic? A cell waiting to divide until conditions in the blood improve? Or perhaps a cell dividing faster because of it? In order to create more good to overcome the bad represented? And perhaps when the body is breathing the cleanest of air and drinking the purest of water those cells in the body savor all that and cell division intervals are increased? Now perhaps I just proved a point there in a back hand way.
When someone breaths in pet dander what is the bodies response to it? No immune response means your body considers it to be one? And that isn't good because that is dog genes? A immune response means your body is telling you to put some distance between you and the animal?
That is all for now. Just a stream of consciousness.
Here is the link to the search results I glanced at: CAN DRUGS CAUSE LUKEMIA - Search (bing.com)
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