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So I'd have less chance of getting cancer because I smoked less and rode bikes more, but if I did get cancer (and in the end nearly everyone in industrialized w

So I'd have less chance of getting cancer because I smoked less and rode bikes more, but if I did get cancer (and in the end nearly everyone in industrialized world dies of heart disease or cancer), I'll have a significantly lower chance of surviving? And what about breast cancer? The US kicks major arse in this regard, and breast cancer rates are pretty steady across countries.

phkahler 11y ago
>> and breast cancer rates are pretty steady across countries No, they are not. See Japan. Eat your Kelp. http://www.berkeley.edu/news/media/releases/2005/02/02_kelp.shtml http://www.berkeley.edu/news/media/releases/2005/02/02_kelp.... I find that one interesting because they suggest not to eat a lot of kelp in part due to the high iodine content. But lots of others (self included) believe the iodine is the key.