Fred Harding is 55 years of age, married with two daughters. He currently works for one of the leading Health and Safety Consultancies in the UK, and has been involved in the industry for eight years. He is a writer of award winning software that deals with chemicals and their risks to health in connnection with the UK legislation COSHH (Control of Substance Hazardous to Health Regulations ), and he is an avid student of history. With the death of a close family friend who had had breast cancer, he was galavanised into action to find out the causes of this dreaded disease, and to seek out ways to prevent it. What he has uncovered is astonishing. DID YOU KNOW? . Nearly 80% of breast condtions are not cancerous . The causes of breast cancer is known and even the mechamism by which it spreads . Contrary to popular belief breast cancer is not an ancient disease . Breast Cancer first appeared during a fashion revolution that occurred after the Black Death . Breast Cancer was known as the "Nun's Disease" because for reasons unknown to this day, that is until now - nuns were prone to the disease. . The Cancer Industry is a billion dollar industy and is rife with conflicts of interests. Most contibutions to cancer research go to paying salaries and real estate and not to cancer research. . The early detection of breast cancer is the best way to deal with the disease is a false premise. If this is the solution then before any treatment is made, you will have got the disease, in which case it will already be too late. . Very little money from cancer research funds actusally go into looking for preventive measures. . Our modern foods is a major reason why breast cancer spreads so rapidly. Cancer just loves sugar . The immune system is our greatest ally in the fight against cancer. . The use of bra like garments coincides with the spread of breast cancer
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