What to use to crack the cancer village problem

Strictly speaking, there is no clear scientific definition of a cancer village. At present, people usually refer to the phenomenon of large-scale mass diseases caused by environmental pollution, and the high incidence of cancer in some rural areas. At present, many reports on cancer village cases in China generally believe that the increase in cancer cases is related to the deterioration of the local environment, especially the deterioration of the water environment.

Due to the lack of specific definitions of the scale of the affected population and the incidence or mortality rate, the definition of cancer villages has been highly subjective. However, despite the lack of accurate scientific definition, from a social perspective, the negative impact of the cancer village phenomenon on human health, local development and social stability has been very obvious, with many stakeholders and influencing factors, and a huge social impact, which needs to be highly valued and relevant policies formulated as soon as possible. First, it is necessary to carry out systematic scientific and policy research on the phenomenon of cancer villages; Second, it is necessary to study the health risks that may be caused by environmental pollution, and make targeted risk management countermeasures accordingly; Third, it is necessary to analyze the social problems exposed by the phenomenon of cancer villages, and formulate social conflict solutions and countermeasures to resolve social conflicts on the basis of understanding the environmental impact and various root causes of social impact of cancer villages. Fourth, we must uphold an objective and pragmatic attitude, come up with the results of scientific research, give serious and responsible explanations to various misunderstandings and doubts of the public and the public, clarify the root causes of problems, seek effective countermeasures, and use "objective" and "face" to resolve various social problems that may arise.

If there are ten patients in the village, there will be.

Six or seven are cancers, how to crack them?

Everyone should have heard of Changshou Village, which is located in the mountainous area of northwest Guangxi, and is known as the hometown of longevity.

The traditional way of cancer kills cancer cells and accidentally injures normal cells, resulting in a decrease in the body's immunity, and then entering a vicious circle. After eco-grade negative oxygen ions are absorbed through the human blood-brain barrier, negative oxygen ions eliminate strong oxidative free radicals in the human body and clear the source of disease; Reset cell membrane potential, activate cell activity, restore normal human functions, improve the body's natural immunity, and promote metabolism, and timely discharge of waste products produced by cancer. Negative oxygen ions act on the entire process of cancer formation and development, step by step, forcing cancer cells back.

Clinical trials have proved that after the human body gets negative oxygen ions, because the negative ions are negatively charged, there are excess electrons, which can provide a large number of electrons, thereby blocking the vicious circle, and cancer cells can be prevented or inhibited. In addition, negative oxygen ions maintain the stability of the internal environment, promote normal cell metabolism, reduce and eliminate the adverse effects of chemotherapy by regulating the acid-base imbalance and redox imbalance in the body caused by malignant tumors, which is very beneficial to patients.

In short, negative oxygen ions can not only effectively inhibit the metastasis of cancer cells, but also fundamentally prevent the occurrence of cancer.

Heavy metal pollution in the soil.

Land pollution, especially heavy metal pollution, has brought major hidden dangers to people's lives, that is, life safety has been challenged, occupational diseases have been high, the case fatality rate has increased significantly, and the age of death has generally advanced to about 45 years old.

Zhang Jianxin, director of the basic scientific research department of the Hunan Provincial Institute of Land and Resources Planning, said that after investigating the health records of 70,000 people over a 25-year period, they found that from 1965 to 2005, the number of bone cancers and bone pain was on the rise. In Zhuzhou, the hardest-hit area of heavy metal pollution, the cadmium content in the blood and urine of the local people is two to five times that of normal people.

The investigation learned that in addition to Yunnan and Guangxi, there are also major heavy metal producing areas such as Hunan, Sichuan and Guizhou, and many mining areas have formed increasingly heavy metal polluted land.

The Ministry of Land and Resources has publicly stated that 12 million tons of grain in China are polluted with heavy metals every year, and direct economic losses exceed 20 billion yuan.