Here's one Mexican who needs a Mammogram, any volunteers?
Posted on 11/20/2012 8:12:59 PM PST by BenLurkin
The obesity suffered by 30 percent of Mexico’s adult population, and diabetes, considered the principal cause of death, increase the risk of breast cancer in this country, specialist Enrique Gimenez Jimeno said.
Mexico, like many other countries, has launched campaigns to raise women’s awareness of the critical importance of preventing cancer by means of self-exams, plus massive campaigns urging them to have mammograms for the early detection of the ailment.
According to the World Health Organization, breast cancer is the most common form of the disease among women worldwide, and represents 16 percent of all female cancers.
Gimenez, who has documented cases of breast cancer for 40 years, said the problem begins in women with a propensity for diabetes, who in puberty have painful menstruations, in adolescence suffer ovarian cysts and as adults encounter difficulties in becoming pregnant and during pregnancy.
He added that a large proportion of women who fail to limit their consumption of flour, despite their medical history, develop breast cancer and diabetes mellitus.
Gimenez agreed with the conclusions of a study conducted by Dr. Alan R. Gaby of Yale University in the United States and published in the medical gazette Medaus, which indicates that a diet high in flour and sugar increases the risk of breast cancer.
The Mexican specialist noted the close link between the appearance of this cancer and a diet high in carbohydrates.
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All that “cash assistance” and food stamps groceries going back across the border into MEHico is starting to have an effect. The DemocRATS’ plan is working.
This is terrible! We should immediately cover all women in mexico with owebamascare.
To do anything less would be evidence of the republicrat’s war on womyn!
Well, just stay out of Mexico and you’ll be fine.
Here's one Mexican who needs a Mammogram, any volunteers?
Only in Mexico?
I'm sure that's a big relief to people in the US.
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