Re: [cancercured] Re: Cancer: conclusions on cause & treatment- Jagged edge on a tooth

Elliot wrote: "Another not uncommon way that an otherwise healthy person can get cancer is when someone who has a rough spot or jagged edge on a tooth gets tongue cancer due to the tongue constantly rubbing against the
rough, jagged area."

Another good point and again rearing the ugly head of 'inflammation' and it is inflammation that can cause the very thing we are most concerned about.

I personally know of one case where the regular use of a catheter, and that was 3-4 times a day, was considered the very possible cause of Squamus Cell Bladder Cancer. There is at least one PubMed article on this problem.
Inflammation, a dirty word for sure.

Joe C.

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