We are what we eat
A recent study that looks at cancer rates in the United States. The study concluded that the cancer incidence rates of Gen X (born between 1965 - 1980) and Millennials (born 1981-1996) were 2 to 3 times higher than baby boomers (born 1946-1964). Not only are they more likely to get cancer, but they are more likely to develop 17 types of cancer. Okay -- that's crazy!! The researcher's said major contributing factors included environmental toxins, diet, and obesity. But what has changed from 1955 to the 1980's? And even more so today? Our diet. Things were made from scratch. Real ingredients. Then, we had 2 income families, so frozen dinners took off. Convivence food became a big part of our grocery stores. Now, fast food is a part of our culture. I work at a school. Those kids will eat pizza and chicken nuggets daily without thinking twice. Our diets have changed so much and it allows toxins into our bodies da...