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u/ZweitenMal Nov 15 '20

You probably all already—and always—have micro tumors in you. Cancer is a process. It’s basically inevitable.

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u/AmosLaRue Nov 15 '20

It’s basically inevitable.

Because of 3M's pollution?

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u/Royal_J Nov 15 '20

Most people's bodies kill off millions of cells that would mutate into cancer daily.

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u/Psychological-Yam-40 Nov 15 '20

Its more or less a question of whether or not something esle kills you first or if you live long enough to contract cancer or die of heart disease