Red Ice TV - February 02, 2024


Cancer Is Striking More Young People, Doctors Are Alarmed And Baffled

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Henrik Palmgren Lana Lokteff
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Length

6 minutes

Words per minute

132.55

Word count

875

Sentence count

62

Harmful content

Misogyny

1

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Hate speech

3

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Summary

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Cancer is hitting more young people in the U.S. and around the globe, baffling doctors. What s to blame? Is it the fake food, the sugar, the plastics, the vaccines, the Wi-Fi? The list goes on and on of things that can make you sick in our modern, progressive world, and none of it is being taken seriously or deeply researched.

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00:00:00.000 Cancer is hitting more young people in the U.S. and around the globe.
00:00:03.780 Baffling doctors!
00:00:04.940 Gee, I wonder what it could be.
00:00:06.720 The fake food?
00:00:07.760 Sugar and everything? 0.69
00:00:09.080 The chemicals and toxins?
00:00:10.780 The plastics?
00:00:11.620 The vaccines?
00:00:12.720 Medications?
00:00:13.400 Wi-Fi?
00:00:14.460 The list goes on and on of things that can make you sick in our modern, progressive world.
00:00:19.580 And none of it is being taken that seriously or deeply researched.
00:00:23.540 A study in BMJ Oncology last year reported a sharp global rise in cancers in people under 50,
00:00:30.960 with the highest rates in North America, Australia, and Western Europe, white countries.
00:00:36.920 Clearly, there's something gone very wrong in our modern, progressive society.
00:00:40.740 It's killing us.
00:00:41.980 This article says doctors are racing to figure out what is making them sick
00:00:45.960 and how to identify young people who are at high risk.
00:00:49.240 They suspect that changes in the way we live, less physically active, more processed foods,
00:00:55.280 toxins, have raised the risk for younger generations.
00:00:58.540 Yes, but many doctors still don't think that those things are contributing.
00:01:03.100 They act like naturopathic medicine is quackery still, and big pharma and the chemical industry
00:01:08.600 is God.
00:01:09.640 Meanwhile, colon cancer death rates among patients over 65 are going down, but for those under
00:01:15.200 50, they're going up.
00:01:16.700 Younger generations are being exposed to an even more toxic environment than boomers. 1.00
00:01:22.600 Some cancer centers are tracking groups of patients over time, asking young patients about
00:01:27.080 exposure to possible risks, from alcohol to anxiety medications.
00:01:31.780 They're probing their patients' origins, trying to get to some history on how they were raised,
00:01:37.340 looking for answers.
00:01:38.360 Meanwhile, naturopathic oncologists have put many of these pieces together, looking at curing
00:01:44.040 cancer holistically.
00:01:45.240 We have to take her health seriously, and especially the health of our children seriously.
00:01:51.120 It's not the same world as our grandparents, not even the boomers. 0.98
00:01:54.940 It takes effort to navigate around the silent killers in our society, but it's possible, and 0.99
00:02:00.980 it is possible to heal from them.
00:02:02.620 I think there will be greater focus on this area in the coming years as we see the increase
00:02:08.300 of young people dying.
00:02:09.960 Speaking of the C word and cancer-causing toxins in our modern world, a new study demonstrates
00:02:26.720 that bottled water may be far worse when it comes to microscopic plastic pollutants capable
00:02:32.900 of passing into the bloodstream.
00:02:35.240 Check out this clip.
00:02:35.940 So these are lenses, these are mirrors.
00:02:55.400 So our research found that there are, on average, a quarter of a million particles, including
00:03:14.320 both microplastics and nanoplastics per liter of the bottled water.
00:03:20.640 If the plastic particles breaks up, it does not stop at the micron size.
00:03:24.260 It can actually go even smaller.
00:03:26.180 So once the size goes below one micron, people call it nanoplastics, because now its size
00:03:35.100 is in the nanorange.
00:03:36.480 There are actually other techniques people commonly use to study nanoparticles.
00:03:43.220 It's called electron microscopy.
00:03:44.920 They can actually see very tiny particles in nanometer size, but they don't tell you if the particle is plastic or not.
00:03:58.540 So our techniques is kind of the, combines the both benefits, being able to see smaller
00:04:05.720 and then be able to tell that what type of plastic chemical composition is that.
00:04:12.860 I mean, whether we see it or not, it's out there.
00:04:15.440 So it's better that we actually know how much is out there and what they are.
00:04:20.880 But I myself, as a scientist, I would want more data in terms of the toxicology study
00:04:28.100 to actually know that whether, how harmful it would be to my own body.
00:04:35.240 Yeah, earlier I was saying how hardly any research is being done in a major way
00:04:39.840 into cancer-causing agents like plastic, yet we're using a ton of it.
00:04:44.580 So far, there's little research that shows what exactly nanoplastics, like she was saying,
00:04:50.140 do once they enter the bloodstream.
00:04:52.160 It's unbelievable considering nanoplastics are everywhere in our environment now.
00:04:56.480 But there's copious evidence that chemicals used in plastic production
00:05:00.540 are dangerous for human health and mammalian reproduction.
00:05:04.520 Even if the nanoplastics themselves are not harmful,
00:05:07.460 they can serve as carriers for dangerous chemicals used in plastic production,
00:05:11.740 such as bisphenols, phthalates, dioxins, organic contaminants, and heavy metals
00:05:17.680 that are harmful in high doses, increasing the risk of cancer and impacting organs
00:05:22.340 such as the kidney and the liver, the heart, reproduction, and the nervous system.
00:05:26.480 They can also accumulate through the food chain.
00:05:29.120 And nanoparticles, being so small, can easily get inside of us.
00:05:33.300 We need to be taking this very seriously.
00:05:35.880 Those in control who go on and on about the environment
00:05:38.920 say nothing about stopping what is actually making us sick
00:05:43.040 and what is destroying nature, possibly permanently if we don't find solutions.
00:05:48.340 Non-toxic solutions are what we need, not more woke initiatives.
00:05:51.740 Thinking long-term, the future of our genetics may be at stake.
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