Obesity-Linked Cancer Deaths Triple—Yikes!

Obesity-related cancer deaths in the U.S. have more than tripled in the last 20 years, jumping from 3.7M to 13.5M. The Midwest is hit hardest, and it’s not just older folks—these aggressive cancers are rising in younger people, too. Docs say early screenings, better nutrition, and weight-loss meds could help. Bottom line: tackling obesity isn’t just about looks—it’s about cancer prevention. Wild, right? #Health #BodyHealth #ObesityCrisis

2025-08-06

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What people don't know is that you don't die of cancer, but instead a related illness, same as HIV and COVID, but the doctors put cause of death as cancer which is a lie instead of putting the related illness as cause of death. Chemotherapy is the biggest killer for cancer patients Chemo kills your organs and 99% of people die of organ failure even though they have cancer bc the organs can't handle chemo. But the death certificate should say cause of death is radiation poisoning.