- Changes in bowel habits
- Constipation or Diarrhea, and feeling like the bowel is not emptying completely...
- Either dark or bright red blood in the stool
- Smaller and narrower stools than usual
- Abdominal discomfort (frequent gas pains, bloating, fullness, and/or cramps)
- Losing weight and not understanding why
- Always feeling tired
- Feeling like vomiting or actual vomiting
No one knows exactly what is causing the increasing numbers of colon cancer, however there are several factors that seem to be possible risk factors.
Age: Colon cancer is more likely to appear in people over the age of 50, however there have been cases as young as in their teens.
Diet: Colon cancer seems to be more associated with diets that are high in fat and calories and low in fiber. Researchers are saying that Having a diet high in fiber is very possibly a preventative when it comes to any kind of cancer.
Medical History: People with a family history or family members that have had colon cancer or breast cancer seem to be at a higher risk of getting it,too.
However, it seems like there is really no known rhyme or reason for who gets targeted with colon cancer and don't let anyone tell you there is no cure other than chemotherapy, radiation or being robbed of parts of your insides!
There are too many stories of natural colon cancer cures that have helped people and too much evidence of survivors of colon cancer.
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