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TABLES DEPICTING SOME VARIATIONS OF THE CARCINOGENIC AND
ANTI-CARCINOGENIC PROCESSES
INVOLVING TWO OF MANY DIFFERENT KINDS OF INITIATING FACTORS
THAT CAN BE FOUND IN THE CARCINOGENIC PROCESS
Paula D. Gordon, Ph.D.
http://GordonCancerTheory.com
[email protected]
August 25, 2015 Corrected Rendering
The following two-sided tables illustrate the possible progression of the
hypothetical stages and steps that can be involved in the
carcinogenic process and the possible stages and steps that would
need to be involved in the anti-carcinogenic process in order to
counter the stages and steps in the carcinogenic process.
Table of Contents:
EXAMPLE 1: Showing Hypothetical Anti-Carcinogenic Stages Beginning
on the Right Hand Side of the Table (Cancer Triggered by Initiating
Environmental Toxins, Mutagens, Carcinogens, or Radiation)
Pages 2-3
EXAMPLE 1’: Showing Carcinogenic Stages First Beginning on the Right
Hand Side of the Table (A Reversed Version of the Carcinogenic
Process)…………………………………………………………………….……Pages 4-6
Example 1A: (Variation of Example 1 with repeated stages) Showing
Hypothetical Anti-Carcinogenic Stages Beginning on the Right Hand
Side of the Table …………………………………………………………Pages 7-9
Example 1B: (Variation of Example 1’ with repeated stages) Showing
Carcinogenic Stages Beginning on the Right Hand Side of the Table
(A Reversed Version of the Anti-Carcinogenic Process)
………………………………………………………………………………………Pages 10-11
Example 2: Showing Hypothetical Anti-Carcinogenic Stages Beginning
on the Right Hand Side of the Table (Cancer Triggered by a Genetic
Predisposition) …………………………………………………………… Pages 13-14
Example 2’: Showing Carcinogenic Stages Beginning on the Right Hand
Side of the Table (A Reversed Version of the Anti-Carcinogenic
Process) …………………………………………………………………………Pages 15-17
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EXAMPLE 1 Showing Anti-Carcinogenic Stages Beginning on the Right Hand Side of the Table
Cancer Triggered by Initiating Environmental Toxins, Mutagens, Carcinogens, or Radiation)
Example 1: Stage C1 of 5
Stages of Carcinogenesis of
one example of how the
Carcinogenic Process can
unfold
Subjection to environmental
toxins, mutagens, carcinogens,
radiation
Stage AC1 of 5 Stages of
Corresponding Steps needed to
reverse the Carcinogenic
Process
Protection against
environmental toxins, mutagens,
carcinogens, radiation, include
the use of anticarcinogenic
regimen
Rectification of dietary
imbalances
Poor diet, including poorly
balanced diet with respect to
vitamins, trace elements,
amino acids and fatty acids
Weak cellular integrity
(including weakening brought
about by bacterial, microbial,
or viral attack), or cellular
ground substance
Shock, trauma, prolonged
stress caused by grief, or stress
cause by environmental factors
Steps to strengthen cellular
integrity of cellular ground
substance
Proactive measures to prevent
shock or stress and to buffer
effects when they occur,
including periodic removal from
environment when hazardous
environmental factors persist
Stage C2
Inadequate free radical
scavengers
Unwanted free radical
reactions
DNA damage
Stage AC4
Assuring the adequacy of free
radical scavengering
Preventing or buffering against
unwanted free radical reactions
Protection against DNA damage
or buffering of the effects
Repair of DNA or managing of
the consequences, including
maintaining of fully functioning
immune defenses
Faulty DNA repair
Stage C3
Respiration of affected cells
toward fermentation
Weakening or undermining of
ground substances
Impairment of capacity to get
rid of affected cells owing to
protective sheath surrounding
tumor cells and overtaxing or
absence of an adequate
immune response, enzymatic
activity, and detoxification
capacity of body
Stage AC3
Return to normal oxygen
respiration
Strengthening and maintenance
of strong ground substance
Enhancement of capacity to get
rid of affected cells which can
be stimulated by the use of
proteolytic enzymes to help
break down protective sheath
surrounding tumor cells and by
stimulating or otherwise
enhancing the host’s immune
response, enzymatic activity,
and detoxification capacity
Normalization of vascularization
with attendant decrease in
nutritional status of tumor cells
Increasing vascularization of the
tumor with attendant
enhancement of nutritional
status of tumor cells
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Stage C4
Movement toward total
breakdown of the immune
response
Movement toward serious of
total impairment of
detoxification capacity
Cellular and systemic health
degeneration
Stage AC2
Priming and rebuilding of the
immune response
Enhancement of and rebuilding
of host detoxification capacity
Reversing process of cellular
and systemic health
degeneration
Maintenance of positive mental
and emotional health
Degeneration of mental and
emotional health
Stage C5
Near total cellular and systemic
health degeneration
Stage AC1
Intensified efforts to reverse
process of cellular and systemic
health degeneration
Intensified efforts to restore
nutritional balance, including
balance of body chemistry in
general
Intensified efforts to enhance
and rebuild host detoxification
capacity
Intensified efforts to prime and
rebuild the immune response
Near total degeneration of
nutritional status and near total
imbalance of overall body
chemistry
Near total collapse of body’s
detoxification capacity
Near total collapse of the
immune response
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EXAMPLE 1’ Showing Carcinogenic Stages First Beginning on the Right Hand Side of the Table
Example 1
Stage AC1 of an example of
5 Stages Involving AntiCarcinogenesis resulting in the
reversal of the Carcinogenic
Process
Example 1
5 Stages of Carcinogenesis
Stage C5 of an example of the
Carcinogenic Process
Intensified efforts to prime and
rebuild the immune response
Near total collapse of the
immune response
Intensified efforts to enhance
and rebuild host detoxification
capacity
Near total collapse of body’s
detoxification capacity
Intensified efforts to restore
nutritional balance, including
balance of body chemistry in
general
Near total degeneration of
nutritional status and near total
imbalance of overall body
chemistry
Intensified efforts to reverse
process of cellular and systemic
health degeneration
Near total cellular and systemic
health degeneration
Example 1
Stage AC2 Anti-carcinogenesis
Reversing the process
Example 1
Stage C4 Carcinogenesis
Maintenance of positive mental
and emotional health
Degeneration of mental and
emotional health
Reversing process of cellular
and systemic health
degeneration
Cellular and systemic health
degeneration
Enhancement of and rebuilding
of host detoxification capacity
Movement toward serious of
total impairment of
detoxification capacity
Movement toward total
breakdown of the immune
response
Priming and rebuilding of the
immune response
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Example 1
Stage AC3 Anti Carcinogenesis
Reversing the process
Example 1
Stage C3 Carcinogenesis
Normalization of vascularization
with attendant decrease in
nutritional status of tumor cells
Increasing vascularization of the
tumor with attendant
enhancement of nutritional
status of tumor cells
Enhancement of capacity to get
rid of affected cells which can
be stimulated by the use of
proteolytic enzymes to help
break down protective sheath
surrounding tumor cells and by
stimulating or otherwise
enhancing the host’s immune
response, enzymatic activity,
and detoxification capacity
Impairment of capacity to get
rid of affected cells owing to
protective sheath surrounding
tumor cells and overtaxing or
absence of an adequate
immune response, enzymatic
activity, and detoxification
capacity of body
Strengthening and maintenance
of strong ground substance
Weakening or undermining of
ground substances
Return to normal oxygen
respiration
Respiration of affected cells
toward fermentation
Example 1
Stage AC4 Anti Carcinogenesis
Reversing the process
Example 1
Stage C2 Carcinogenesis
Repair of DNA or managing of
the consequences, including
maintaining of fully functioning
immune defenses
Faulty DNA repair
Protection against DNA damage
or buffering of the effects
DNA damage
Preventing or buffering against
unwanted free radical reactions
Unwanted free radical reactions
Assuring the adequacy of free
radical scavengering
Inadequate free radical
scavengers
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Example 1
Stage AC5 Anti-Carcinogenesis
Reversing the Carcinogenic
Process
Example 1:
Stage C1 of 5 Stages of
Carcinogenesis
Proactive measures to prevent
shock or stress and to buffer
effects when they occur,
including periodic removal
from environment where
hazardous factors persist
Shock, trauma, prolonged stress
caused by grief, or stress cause
by environmental factors
Steps to strengthen cellular
integrity of cellular ground
substance
Weak cellular integrity (including
weakening brought about by
bacterial, microbial, or viral
attack), or cellular ground
substance
Rectification of dietary
imbalances
Poor diet, including poorly
balanced diet with respect to
vitamins, trace elements, amino
acids and fatty acids
Protection against
environmental toxins,
mutagens, carcinogens,
radiation, include the use of
anticarcinogenic regimen
Subjection to environmental
toxins, mutagens, carcinogens,
radiation
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Example 1A (Variation of 1 with repeated stages)
Showing Anti-Carcinogenic Stages Beginning on the Right Hand Side of the Table
Variation 1A: Example 1:
6 Stages of Anti-Carcinogenesis
Stage C 1 of a Variation of the
Reversing the Process
Stages that can be involved in
Stage AC5
Carcinogenesis Stage C1
Subjection to environmental
Protection against
toxins, mutagens, carcinogens,
environmental toxins, mutagens,
radiation
carcinogens, radiation, include
the use of anticarcinogenic
regimen
Poor diet, including poorly
Rectification of dietary
balanced diet with respect to
imbalances
vitamins, trace elements,
amino acids and fatty acids
Weak cellular integrity
Steps to strengthen cellular
(including weakening brought
integrity of cellular ground
about by bacterial, microbial,
substance
or viral attack), or cellular
ground substance
Shock, trauma, prolonged
Proactive measures to prevent
stress caused by grief, or stress
shock or stress and to buffer
cause by environmental factors
effects when they occur,
including periodic removal from
environment where hazardous
environmental factors persist
New Stage C2
What was formerly Stage C3 in
Example 1 occurs now before
what was formerly Stage C2 in
Example 1
Respiration of affected cells
toward fermentation
Weakening or undermining of
ground substances
Impairment of capacity to get
rid of affected cells owing to
protective sheath surrounding
tumor cells and overtaxing or
absence of an adequate
immune response, enzymatic
activity, and detoxification
capacity of body
New Stage AC4
Formerly AC3
Return to normal oxygen
respiration
Strengthening and maintenance
of strong ground substance
Enhancement of capacity to get
rid of affected cells which can
be stimulated by the use of
proteolytic enzymes to help
break down protective sheath
surrounding tumor cells and by
stimulating or otherwise
enhancing the host’s immune
response, enzymatic activity,
and detoxification capacity
Normalization of vascularization
with attendant decrease in
nutritional status of tumor cells
Increasing vascularization of the
tumor with attendant
enhancement of nutritional
status of tumor cells
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New Stage C3
What was formerly Stage C2 in
Example 1 occurs now after
what was formerly Stage C3
Inadequate free radical
scavengers
Unwanted free radical
reactions
DNA damage
New AC3
Formerly AC4
Assuring the adequacy of free
radical scavengering
Preventing or buffering against
unwanted free radical reactions
Protection against DNA damage
or buffering of the effects
Repair of DNA or managing of
the consequences, including
maintaining of fully functioning
immune defenses
Faulty DNA repair
Repeat of New Stage C2
What was formerly Stage C3 in
Example 1 recurs and worsens
Respiration of affected cells
toward fermentation
Weakening or undermining of
ground substances
Impairment of capacity to get
rid of affected cells owing to
protective sheath surrounding
tumor cells and overtaxing or
absence of an adequate
immune response, enzymatic
activity, and detoxification
capacity of body
Repeat of New AC4
Formerly AC3
Return to normal oxygen
respiration
Strengthening and maintenance
of strong ground substance
Enhancement of capacity to get
rid of affected cells which can
be stimulated by the use of
proteolytic enzymes to help
break down protective sheath
surrounding tumor cells and by
stimulating or otherwise
enhancing the host’s immune
response, enzymatic activity,
and detoxification capacity
Normalization of vascularization
with attendant decrease in
nutritional status of tumor cells
Increasing vascularization of the
tumor with attendant
enhancement of nutritional
status of tumor cells
Stage C4
Movement toward total
breakdown of the immune
response
Movement toward serious of
total impairment of
detoxification capacity
Cellular and systemic health
degeneration
Stage AC2
Priming and rebuilding of the
immune response
Enhancement of and rebuilding
of host detoxification capacity
Reversing process of cellular
and systemic health
degeneration
Maintenance of positive mental
and emotional health
Degeneration of mental and
emotional health
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Stage C5
Near total cellular and systemic
health degeneration
Stage AC1
Intensified efforts to reverse
process of cellular and systemic
health degeneration
Intensified efforts to restore
nutritional balance, including
balance of body chemistry in
general
Intensified efforts to enhance
and rebuild host detoxification
capacity
Intensified efforts to prime and
rebuild the immune response
Near total degeneration of
nutritional status and near total
imbalance of overall body
chemistry
Near total collapse of body’s
detoxification capacity
Near total collapse of the
immune response
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Example 1A’ (Variation of 1 with repeated stages)
Showing Carcinogenic Stages Beginning on the Right Hand Side of the Table
Variation 1A: Example 1
5 Stages of Anti-Carcinogenesis
Stage AC1
Reversing the Carcinogenic
Process
5 Stages of Carcinogenesis
Stage C5
Intensified efforts to prime and
rebuild the immune response
Near total collapse of the
immune response
Intensified efforts to enhance
and rebuild host detoxification
capacity
Near total collapse of body’s
detoxification capacity
Intensified efforts to restore
nutritional balance, including
balance of body chemistry in
general
Near total degeneration of
nutritional status and near total
imbalance of overall body
chemistry
Intensified efforts to reverse
process of cellular and systemic
health degeneration
Near total cellular and systemic
health degeneration
Example 1
Stage AC2 Anti-carcinogenesis
Reversing the process
Stage C4 Carcinogenesis
Maintenance of positive mental
and emotional health
Degeneration of mental and
emotional health
Reversing process of cellular
and systemic health
degeneration
Cellular and systemic health
degeneration
Enhancement of and rebuilding
of host detoxification capacity
Movement toward serious of
total impairment of
detoxification capacity
Movement toward total
breakdown of the immune
response
Priming and rebuilding of the
immune response
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Example 1
Stage AC3 Anti Carcinogenesis
Reversing the process
Example 1
Stage C3 Carcinogenesis
Normalization of vascularization
with attendant decrease in
nutritional status of tumor cells
Increasing vascularization of the
tumor with attendant
enhancement of nutritional
status of tumor cells
Enhancement of capacity to get
rid of affected cells which can
be stimulated by the use of
proteolytic enzymes to help
break down protective sheath
surrounding tumor cells and by
stimulating or otherwise
enhancing the host’s immune
response, enzymatic activity,
and detoxification capacity
Impairment of capacity to get
rid of affected cells owing to
protective sheath surrounding
tumor cells and overtaxing or
absence of an adequate
immune response, enzymatic
activity, and detoxification
capacity of body
Strengthening and maintenance
of strong ground substance
Weakening or undermining of
ground substances
Return to normal oxygen
respiration
Respiration of affected cells
toward fermentation
Example 1
Stage AC4 Anti Carcinogenesis
Reversing the process
Example 1
Stage C2 Carcinogenesis
Repair of DNA or managing of
the consequences, including
maintaining of fully functioning
immune defenses
Faulty DNA repair
Protection against DNA damage
or buffering of the effects
DNA damage
Preventing or buffering against
unwanted free radical reactions
Unwanted free radical reactions
Assuring the adequacy of free
radical scavengering
Inadequate free radical
scavengers
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Example 1
Stage AC3 Anti Carcinogenesis
Reversing the process
Example 1
Stage C3 Carcinogenesis
Normalization of vascularization
with attendant decrease in
nutritional status of tumor cells
Increasing vascularization of the
tumor with attendant
enhancement of nutritional
status of tumor cells
Enhancement of capacity to get
rid of affected cells which can
be stimulated by the use of
proteolytic enzymes to help
break down protective sheath
surrounding tumor cells and by
stimulating or otherwise
enhancing the host’s immune
response, enzymatic activity,
and detoxification capacity
Impairment of capacity to get
rid of affected cells owing to
protective sheath surrounding
tumor cells and overtaxing or
absence of an adequate
immune response, enzymatic
activity, and detoxification
capacity of body
Strengthening and maintenance
of strong ground substance
Weakening or undermining of
ground substances
Return to normal oxygen
respiration
Respiration of affected cells
toward fermentation
Example 1
Stage AC5 Anti-Carcinogenesis
Reversing the Process
Example 1:
Stage C1 of 5 Stages of
Carcinogenesis
Proactive measures to prevent
shock or stress and to buffer
effects when they occur,
including periodic removal
from hazardous environmental
factors persist
Shock, trauma, prolonged stress
caused by grief, or stress cause
by environmental factors
Steps to strengthen cellular
integrity of cellular ground
substance
Weak cellular integrity (including
weakening brought about by
bacterial, microbial, or viral
attack), or cellular ground
substance
Rectification of dietary
imbalances
Poor diet, including poorly
balanced diet with respect to
vitamins, trace elements, amino
acids and fatty acids
Protection against
environmental toxins,
mutagens, carcinogens,
radiation, include the use of
anticarcinogenic regimen
Subjection to environmental
toxins, mutagens, carcinogens,
radiation
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Example 2 Showing Anti-Carcinogenic Stages Beginning on the Right Hand Side of the Table
(Genetic Predisposition)
Example 2: Stage C1 of 5
Stages of Carcinogenesis
Genetic predisposition
Stage AC5 Anti-Carcinogenesis
Reversing the Process
Protective measures to counter
genetic factors which may
predispose to cancer
Maintenance of good overall
health
Removal of harmful substances
from the diet or in medical,
hygienic, or cosmetic regiment
Poor overall health
Subjection to harmful
substances in diet or in medical
or hygienic or cosmetic
regiment
Poor respiration, including that
caused by inadequate
oxygenation, including that
cause by or associated with
shallow breathing, anemia, or
development atherosclerotic
plaque
Optimization of respiration
including adequate
oxygenation, adequate depth of
breathing, treatment of anemic
or atherosclerotic conditions
Stage C2
DNA damage
Stage AC4
Protection against DNA damage
or buffering of the effects
Steps to normalize cell
Alteration of normal electrolytic
character of the cell
Enzymatic alterations
Normalization of enzymatic
activity
Steps to protect against cellular
disorganization
Cellular disorganization
Stage C3
Impairment of capacity to get
rid of affected cells owing to
protective sheath surrounding
tumor cells and overtaxing or
absence of an adequate
immune response, enzymatic
activity, and detoxification
capacity of body
Stage AC3
Enhancement of capacity to get
rid of affected cells which can
be stimulated by the use of
proteolytic enzymes to help
break down protective sheath
stimulating or otherwise
enhancing the host’s immune
response, enzymatic activity,
and detoxification capacity
Return to normal oxygen
respiration
Return to normalization of
carbohydrate metabolism with
return to normalization
generally
Respiration of affected cells
changes toward fermentation
Impairment of metabolism with
breakdown in carbohydrate
metabolism with accompanying
impacts of essential body
systems
Increasing vascularization of the
tumor with attendant
enhancement of the nutritional
status of tumor cells
Normalization of vascularization
with attendant decrease in
nutritional status of tumor cells.
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Stage C4
Nutritional imbalances,
including major imbalances in
body chemistry
Movement toward serious or
total impairment of
detoxification capacity
Movement toward total
breakdown of the immune
response
Degeneration of mental and
emotional health
Stage AC2
Restoration of nutritional
balance, including balancing of
body chemistry in general
Enhancement of and rebuilding
of host detoxification capacity
Stage C5
Near total degeneration of
nutritional status and near total
imbalance of overall body
chemistry
Near total collapse of the
immune response
Near total cellular and systemic
health degeneration
Stage AC1
Intensified efforts to restore
nutritional balance, including
balance of body chemistry in
general
Intensified efforts to prime and
rebuild the immune response
Intensified efforts to reverse
process of cellular and systemic
health degeneration
Intensified efforts to maintain
positive mental and emotional
health
Priming and rebuilding of the
immune response
Maintenance of positive mental
and emotional health
Near total degeneration of
mental and emotional health
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Example 2’ Showing Carcinogenic Stages Beginning on the Right Hand Side of the Table
Example 2:
5 Stages of Anti-Carcinogenesis
Stage AC1
Reversing the Carcinogenic
Process
Example2
5 Stages of Carcinogenesis
Stage C5
Intensified efforts to maintain
positive mental and emotional
health
Near total degeneration of
mental and emotional health
Intensified efforts to reverse
process of cellular and systemic
health degeneration
Near total cellular and systemic
health degeneration
Intensified efforts to prime and
rebuild the immune response
Intensified efforts to restore
nutritional balance, including
balance of body chemistry in
general
Near total collapse of the
immune response
Near total degeneration of
nutritional status and near total
imbalance of overall body
chemistry
Example 2:
Stage AC2 Anti-Carcinogenesis
Reversing the Carcinogenic
Process
Example2
5 Stages of Carcinogenesis
Stage C4
Degeneration of mental and
emotional health
Maintenance of positive mental
and emotional health
Priming and rebuilding of the
immune response
Movement toward total
breakdown of the immune
response
Enhancement of and rebuilding
of host detoxification capacity
Movement toward serious or
total impairment of
detoxification capacity
Restoration of nutritional
balance, including balancing of
body chemistry in general
Nutritional imbalances,
including major imbalances in
body chemistry
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Example 2:
Stage AC3 Anti-Carcinogenesis
Reversing the Carcinogenic
Process
Example2
Stage C3 Carcinogenesis
Normalization of vascularization
with attendant decrease in
nutritional status of tumor cells.
Increasing vascularization of the
tumor with attendant
enhancement of the nutritional
status of tumor cells
Return to normalization of
carbohydrate metabolism with
return to normalization
generally
Impairment of metabolism with
breakdown in carbohydrate
metabolism with accompanying
impacts of essential body
systems
Respiration of affected cells
changes toward fermentation
Return to normal oxygen
respiration
Impairment of capacity to get
rid of affected cells owing to
protective sheath surrounding
tumor cells and overtaxing or
absence of an adequate
immune response, enzymatic
activity, and detoxification
capacity of body
Enhancement of capacity to get
rid of affected cells which can
be stimulated by the use of
proteolytic enzymes to help
break down protective sheath
stimulating or otherwise
enhancing the host’s immune
response, enzymatic activity,
and detoxification capacity
Example 2:
Stage AC4 Anti-Carcinogenesis
Reversing the Carcinogenic
Process
Example2
5 Stages of Carcinogenesis
Stage C4
Cellular disorganization
Steps to protect against cellular
disorganization
Normalization of enzymatic
activity
Enzymatic alterations
Alteration of normal electrolytic
character of the cell
DNA damage
Steps to normalize cell
Protection against DNA damage
or buffering of the effects
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Example 2:
Stage AC5 Anti-Carcinogenesis
Reversing the Carcinogenic
Process
Example2
5 Stages of Carcinogenesis
Stage C5
Optimization of respiration
including adequate
oxygenation, adequate depth of
breathing, treatment of anemic
or atherosclerotic conditions
Poor respiration, including that
caused by inadequate
oxygenation, including that
cause by or associated with
shallow breathing, anemia, or
development atherosclerotic
plaque
Removal of harmful substances
from the diet or in medical,
hygienic, or cosmetic regimen
Subjection to harmful
substances in diet or in medical
or hygienic or cosmetic regimen
Maintenance of good overall
health
Poor overall health
Protective measures to counter
genetic factors which may
predispose to cancer
Genetic predisposition
Paula D. Gordon, Ph.D.
http://GordonCancerTheory.com
[email protected]
August 25, 2015 Corrected Rendering
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