A new report claims that breast cancer is linked to the diet that women had when they were young.

Breast cancer is linked to poor diet and low exercise in the early years, says report
Read article in the Sunday Telegraph

Extract:

"An analysis of 1,146 girls from birth to age 13 linked obesity and lack of exercise to an increased risk of breast cancer.

The study, Nutrition in Children and Breast Cancer Childhood, was led by Professor Jaak Janssens, president of the European Cancer Prevention Organisation, in Hasselt, Belgium.

It said: "Breast cancer seems to originate almost entirely in childhood. The breast is most vulnerable at the very onset of development.""

Obesity in childhood is caused by eating salty food. Children are especially vulnerable to salt because of their small size and small blood volume, and because their blood vessels are weaker than those of adults. Salt, and the water it attracts to it, can more easily distend weak blood vessels than fully mature ones. The resulting increase in blood volume and other fluid retention results in weight gain, as well as higher blood pressure and many other undesirable consequences. The smaller the child, the less salt they should have - and a baby, of course, should have no salt at all. - Babies can die if they are fed salty food.

The article also mentions gender-bending chemicals. A chemical in the news yesterday - bisphenol-A - as a constituent of some babies' feeder bottles - is suspected of being linked to obesity and its comorbidities. - Try putting 'bisphenol-A obesity' into your searchbox and you will see a great deal of research points this way. Prescribed pharmaceutical drugs are also a very common cause of obesity, cancer, etc.

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Children and Obesity

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