Re: Questions about getting Cancer?
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- Date: 20 Jun 2006 18:45:52 -0700
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Hello,
I have few questions about cancer.
1.Whether cells can become cancerous and get mutations due to
excess
or
deficient flow of blood or due to excess or defficient supply of
nutrients and other biochemicals to cells?
No
2. Is it for necessary that Carcinogens should be of some
hetrogenous
substances? Can't deficient or excess exposure of homogenous
substance
to our body also cause normal cells to become cancerous?
No
3.How some chronic abnormality in blood flow to tissues can be be
responsible for getting and spreading the cancer?
No
Best wishes.
I'm glad we cleared that up
Thanks. Do you mean hyperemia or hypoemia to any tissues has no
relation with getting and spreding of cancer?
Yes
Pls look at following article.
"Excessive iron in specific tissues (iron loading) promotes infection,
neoplasia, cardiomyopathy, arthropathy, and a profusion of endocrine
and possibly neurodegenerative disorders (1-5). An array of behavioral,
medical, and immunologic methods are being developed to decrease iron
loading or its detrimental effects. Routine screening for iron loading
in populations exposed to certain diseases can provide..
http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/Eid/vol5no3/weinberg.htm "
Changes in blood flow can also change in iron/O2 exposure to cncer
cells.
What has iron got to do with blood flow?
It's well known that iron overload in tissues can cause some cancers like
hepatoma, but that's nothing at all to do with blood flow.
Can't iron overload be dependent on quantity of blood flow?
No
How iron overload or accumulation of iron ocuurs?
.
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