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britters05
Toxic overload
Many people tend to think of cancer as one disease. But the word cancer describes a large group of diseases that have certain traits in common, yet exhibit distinctive characteristics. In fact, there are over 200 known types of cancer that all behave in different ways, grow at different rates, and respond to different types of treatment. But what all cancers have in common is the growth of abnormal cells in the body. They replicate rapidly, are difficult to destroy, and can overwhelm normal, healthy cells
Many people tend to think of cancer as one disease. But the word cancer describes a large group of diseases that have certain traits in common, yet exhibit distinctive characteristics. In fact, there are over 200 known types of cancer that all behave in different ways, grow at different rates, and respond to different types of treatment. But what all cancers have in common is the growth of abnormal cells in the body. They replicate rapidly, are difficult to destroy, and can overwhelm normal, healthy cells
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