Cancer: 3 things that you think cause but you’re wrong

Every year, millions of people around the world are diagnosed with cancer.
More than half of them die as a result of the “επάρατης disease”, while the rest of us just manage.
For some, the cancer recedes or goes in remission through chemotherapy, or radiation therapy, where there is a possibility that even a full recovery. Others undergo surgery for the removal of any cancerous tumor, hoping that I don’t have any cancer cells in their bodies after surgery.
The goal, however, is to avoid cancer in the first place. But how to achieve this, when everything around us seems to me one way or the other can be the cause?
With so many things that allegedly contribute to the risk of cancer, it is easy to reach the point of worrying too much about what he eats or does, especially when new studies warn of a new substance, product, or behavior that is “carcinogenic”. Sometimes, this is not exactly the whole truth. Other times, there simply is not enough evidence to constitute a “rule” in terms of cancer.
See 3 examples of things or situations, that many people believe that cause cancer, but they are wrong:
Cancer and… mobile phones
Yes, there are studies that show that prolonged use of mobile phones, when we keep close to our head to talk to you, can cause brain tumors over time. According to the American Cancer society, the waves emitted by the antennas on our phones, known as radiofrequency waves. These waves fall within the spectrum of electromagnetic energy between radio waves FM (radio) and microwave.
It is a form of non-ionizing radiation, which means that it does not have enough energy to cause cancer, harming directly the DNA inside the cell. If this radiation was enough to cause cancer, these studies will either need to prove a relationship dose – effects (higher rates of use of mobile phones would also mean an increased risk of brain tumors), or it will appear much more frequently tumors on the side of the head in which people use their mobile phones more. However, there are no studies that have shown these correlations.
Cancer and artificial sweeteners
Artificial sweeteners containing saccharin, aspartame and sucralose has been proven to affect the metabolism, causing in some people increase in blood pressure, “bad” cholesterol and body fat. Overall, this increases the risk that a person’s for type-2 diabetes, hypertension and cardiovascular disease. But do not increase the risk for cancer.
The idea that artificial sweeteners cause cancer comes from the early 1970s, when a study showed that saccharin causes bladder cancer in rats. However, these results were not verified never to people. According to the National Cancer Institute of the united states, hundreds of studies since then, for all the above-mentioned chemicals did not show any definitive connection of artificial sweeteners with a higher risk for any form of cancer.
Cancer and… deodorant
If you have ever noticed the ingredients on the label of the deodorant or αντιιδρωτικού you, you may have seen how the active ingredient is aluminum, which clogs the sweat glands. The question on many people’s mind is whether the absorption of enough aluminum could cause breast cancer (because the underarms are close to the chest). The prevailing view is that aluminium can promote the growth of breast cancer cells. Fortunately, however, most of the studies on this issue have not found any evidence to verify this theory.
On the subject of parabens, which are commonly used as preservatives in deodorants, studies have shown that there are high levels in breast cancer tumors. However, these studies did not investigate their presence in healthy breast tissue. The Food and Drug administration of USA (CDC) has pointed out that the approved brands of deodorant and αντιιδρωτικών don’t contain parabens anyway.Source