Modern Life Breeds Chronic Illness

Chronic diseases like heart disease and cancer have surged in prevalence since the 20th century, with historical evidence indicating that such diseases were virtually non-existent in the 19th century. The emergence of these conditions is linked to the introduction of industrial pollutants and toxins into our environment and bodies. The presence of endotoxins triggers cellular responses that lead to harmful biochemical changes, ultimately affecting overall health. Optimal health may be indicated by an oxygen-free colon, suggesting a direct relationship between diet, environmental factors, and health outcomes.