According to World Health Organization (WHO), "cancers figure among the leading causes of morbidity and mortality worldwide, with approximately 14 million new cases and 8.3 million cancer related deaths in 2012... It is expected that annual cancer cases will rise from 14 million in 2012 to 22 within the next 2 decades."

You're likely to be surprised to learn that cancer, just like any other chronic disease occurs as a result of people's violation of some universal laws.

Stressful living, malnutrition, consumption of toxins are typical examples of how people violet universal laws, that can result to cancer...

To back up my point, WHO reported that- "around one third of cancer deaths are due to the 5 leading behavioural and dietary risks: high body mass index, low fruit and vegetable intake, lack of physical activity, tobacco use, alcohol use." Cancer is just a generic name given to a large group of related diseases that can affect any part of the body. There are over a hundred kinds of cancer known to man.

To treat cancer, one would have to go through several regiments of radiation and chemotherapy. I heard these processes are quite painful. I also heard, some robotic (less painful) equipments for treating cancers have been invented, but one need not be told that such method will suck a lot of money from the affected person.

Now back to the title of this post- Are You Ever Scared Of Having Cancer?

If truly you are scared of having cancer of any kind, you're not alone, lots are too...

Imagine for a minute what it would be like if you're diagnosed of a specific cancer... See, this exercise is not to scare you the more but rather to help you experience a paradigm shift - from being scared of cancer to taking responsibility for whatsoever finds lodgement in your body.

I read Roy's story in Dr. George Malkmus' book- "The Hallelujah Diet." Roy is a cancer survivor, and I thought it'd be nice to share the first few lines with you:
"In 2002, Roy was diagnosed of Prostate Cancer. Like anyone would, Roy took the news hard." When they mentioned the word 'cancer' I was scared, " he says. "I didn't know what to expect..."

So many people just like Roy are not just scared of being diagnosed of cancer, but are completely clueless...

Before I walk you through some proven steps for avoiding key cancer risk factors, lemme share an extract from another cancer survivor's story with you.

"... Being away from my family and friends during treatment was hard times, but a blessing as well. I missed them and worried about them, but it gave me time to reflect and heal. The time I spent alone really put things into perspective and I addressed some anxiety issues I had struggled with long before my cancer. I felt strongly that my stress and negative thoughts had contributed to my getting sick. I wanted to take responsibility for how I got this sick, and then change course." -- Marie Botchie, Breast Cancer Survivor at CTCA

Steps For Reducing Your Odds For Cancer:

Step #1: Research About The Causes Of Cancer. Instead of stuffing your mind with scary figures of cancer victims, focus on learning about its causes.

Step #2: Equip Yourself With Relevant Information On How To Prevent Cancer Of Any Kind. Subscribe to some free blogs that teach about how to prevent cancer.

Step #3: Work On Yourself If You're Overweight Or Obese. Obesity is a key risk factor.

Step #4: Engage In Routine Physical Exercise.

Step #5: Avoid HousehoId Toxic Substances And Urban Air Pollution. You can use nose cover as often as you can.

Step #6: Stay Away From Tobacco. Whether you are a nonsmoker, you need to stay far from tobacco smoke.

Step 7#: Alcohol Consumption Is One The Key Risk Factors- Stay Completely Away From It Or Minimize Your Alcohol Consumption.

Step 8#: Get Vaccinated For Hepatitis B, Stop Engaging In Extramarital Sex To Avoid HPV (Sexually Transmitted Infection).

Step #9: If You Notice Any Sign Or Symptom Of Cancer, Seek For Help Quickly. Early detection and treatment can increase a person's odds of getting healed.

Step #10: Put Away Worries And Anxiety... Be careful of what you chalk up in your mind.

Finally, James Allen wrote in his book- "As a man thinketh" that " disease comes to those who attract it, to those whose minds and bodies are receptive to it... "
Source: www.sproutby.com/2016/03/How-To-Avoid-Cancer-Risk-Factors.html?m=1

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Dude! Scoffs... You're really funny and on point too. I must say, great remark...