The Origin and Causes of Cancer
Cancer is a disease that arises from tissue degeneration. Cancer occurs as a result of the adverse transformation of stable tissue that has been exposed to toxic effects for many years. Because this change occurs slowly, it is not very noticeable at first, making cells easily vulnerable, thus creating an imbalanced body.
The process of cancerization thus arises from the combination or sequence of certain events that are not coincidental. If the formation of cancerous cells cannot be prevented and cancerous cells do not heal, the disease spreads throughout the body.
Cancer primarily arises in tissues covering the skin and mucous membranes, respiratory tract, digestive tract, and external genitalia. Whatever the case, a cancerous cell is initially born from a normal cell and, even if it is not normal at all, it carries the fundamental characteristics of a normal cell in its early stages. If cancerous cells do not heal, this disease will most likely result in death.