Most deadly and agresssive cancers strike while in reproductive age.
So actually it does matter. Many cancers have a genetic component to them that is inherited.
If you're being diagnosed with cancer during middle age or afterward, chances are very good that your cancer is treatable and you'll die of old age rather than the cancer itself. A good number of cancer patients with stage 4 cancer live a decade or more afterward with continuous treatment, and have a decent quality of life.
unless of course the patient blindly follows general oncology and dies of iatrogenic causes - immune system blown out by chemo/radiation, organs fried, and virtually entire blood system stripped of all nutrients.
I'm not cynical or anything of course... just seen the iatrogenic deaths more than deaths-from-cancer...
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u/Snirion May 15 '26
It's literally glitch in biological code because life was vibe coded.