Is cancer an bacterial infection

Answer 1

According to World Health Organization, 15%-20% of cancers are thought to be caused by viruses. Many of these viruses are known to be transmitted by vaccines, with up to 11% of these viral cancers being caused by one of seven viruses. Viral contamination of vaccines has been admitted to by more than one vaccine manufacturer, and their video confessions can be found on YouTube. Search Youtube for "vaccine maker admits cancer viruses in vaccine". These viruses are found in the puss used to make the vaccines, most often coming from monkeys, pigs, cows, chickens, and even unfortunate humans.

According to NIH, "Viruses associated with human cancer are known as 'tumor viruses'. Most of them are capable of integrating into the host genome and have the ability to immortalize the target cell in order to allow their own replication."

- June 2007, Viral infections as a cause of cancer, International Journal of Oncology, National Institutes of Health

Cancer can also be caused by exposure to certain bacteria, and other substances, but what causes cancer to continue tumor growth is often related to overload of toxins in body, primarily heavy metals, including Mercury from teeth fillings and root canals, also heavy metals in drinking water containing lead and arsenic, which is also found in rice, and toxins from pesticide and herbicide use by homeowners and commercial farms, and also from drinking water containing pharmaceutical drugs that were excreted and/or flushed through toilets into water systems upstream.

Answer 2

As far as is known Breast Cancer is neither a viral nor a bacterial infection. Still, since there seem to be slight differences between cancers in the breast, such can not be ruled out completely but the probability is quite low. "The absence of evidence is not evidence of absence." It remains a mystery why Breast cancer forms. Women will have calcium deposits form in their breasts. (Calcium deposits are a fancy term for rocks.) If these rocks are not removed, they will turn into cancers. It is easier to remove the rocks than wait and try to discover if it is a virus or a bacteria that causes the rock to turn into a cancer!

Answer 3

Neither. A cancer (benign or malignant) are caused when your own cell's genes become dysfunctional and starts to undergo cell division rapidly. As a result, a tumor forms.

Answer 4

No. Cancer is basically cells mutating. The cells uncontrollably grow and do not die.