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[H184]Health Problems Associated With Undernutrition
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Left undisturbed in nature, asbestos is usually not harmful. However, when it is cut, moved or broken apart, and the asbestos particles become airborne and are inhaled, health problems are almost inevitable. Health problems associated with asbestos are not limited to any one country. In fact, individuals living all over the world are currently dealing with adverse reactions to being exposed to asbestos materials. Mesothelioma cancer is present on every continent, and only some are receiving help and health care from their past employers and their governments.

Currently, the prevalence of mesothelioma cases is highest in Australia. About 7,000 individuals in Australia have already died from mesothelioma since the mid-1940s, and it is expected that tens of thousands more will develop and die from mesothelioma by the second decade of the 21st century. The primary reason for the high mesothelioma rates in Australia is due to the fact that a company called, "James Hardie Industries" was once one of the world's largest suppliers of asbestos, and continued to produce it until the late 1980s, despite the known health risks to its workers.

Countries currently dealing with large numbers of mesothelioma cases are: The United States, Canada, Sweden, Brazil, East Timor, Russia, and many, many others. Ultimately, many cases of mesothelioma could have been prevented if the asbestos producing companies had warned their workers of the danger and provided them with protective instruments, respirators, and suits to prevent the inhalation of asbestos particles.

Many asbestos-producing companies throughout the world neglected to keep any records of employee deaths due to mesothelioma. Typically, the governments of the countries where these companies existed have tried to use the fact that records do not exist to deny that there has been any sort of problem related to asbestos and mesothelioma. Hence, asbestos workers and their families have received no form of apology or support from the companies or the government in their home country.

Several reasons that asbestos was such a popular and sought-after product are that it was extremely cheap, it was available in huge supplies, it could be used for many purposes, and it is extremely resistant to heat and fire. All of these factors sound beneficial - except that the product causes mesothelioma.

Many people today are under the impression that asbestos is no longer mined or used. However, this is not the case. Of course, it is not used as commonly as it once was during its peak in popularity. At one time, asbestos was used in a huge array of products including: cement, glue, break pads, ducts (electrical, heating and ventilation), floor tile, school chalkboards, paper, paint, tape, yarn, and much more. It is now that asbestos was used to manufacture several thousand products over the course of many decades. Today, when any of these items are discovered, they must be immediately removed and properly destroyed. Often, entire buildings are shut down and "cleaned," which is a process that can take several months depending on how much asbestos is present.

Today, asbestos is still used. But, it is extremely controlled and only used in a minimal number of products. Also, those working near it are fully protected from inhaling damaging asbestos particles.

As you look at the world around you, you should be aware of the toxin levels that are around you, as well. They exist wherever there are chemicals, pesticides, and food additives. The air in which you breath are full of toxins, as well as the water you drink. The problem is you can't see them. However, you know they are there and they can cause problems with your health. According to researchers, approximately 60 to 80 percent of cancers are the result of chemicals that are in the air we breath, the water we drink, and the food that we eat. Research is continually being conducted to find out what the effects of these toxins are on our bodies. The following are health problems that can arise from the build up of toxins in your body.

Digestive Problems

There are several digestive disorders that can occur from toxic build-up in the colon. Constipation and diarrhea are common when this happens. Symptoms associated with the toxic build up and constipation include nausea, anxiety, headaches, bad breath, poor appetite, and skin blemishes. These are only a few of the symptoms. Colon cancer comes in second place to lung cancer in deaths caused by cancer.

Low Immune System

Because toxins can change the structure and function of the cells in the body, you are more apt to get a number of colds and viruses. When the cells are not functioning properly, your immune system can not work up to standards and fight them off. Many people who have a build up of toxins in their bodies find themselves feeling sick often.

Obesity

Many individuals with high toxic levels in their bodies are obese. This occurs because toxins are stored in the fat cells. With time, as you are accumulate more toxins in your body, more storage space is needed and the result is obesity. This is sometimes called toxic obesity, as it is the bodies way of keeping the toxins from circulating within your body. When an obese individual starts to lose weight, some of the toxins may be released into circulation again, causing the individual not to feel well. The key is to keep moving as your body will eliminate these toxins through bodily functions, such as sweating, or the individual can go through a detoxification process.

Body Odor

While many think that body odor is natural, the fact is, body odor can be the sign of other issues and one of them is a toxic overload in your body. Perspiration is generally odorless, however, it is the perspiration combined with bacteria and even toxins, that cause the odor. Keep in mind, however, that body odor can be a symptom of something more serious, such kidney disease or liver disease.

These, of course, are just a few of the health problems that can result from toxins in the body. Other toxins, such as pesticides, may cause immediate health problems, or some, such as asbestos, will develop into something more serious at a later date. In the case of asbestos, it is lung cancer.

If you have symptoms of a toxic build-up in your body, consider having a complete body cleansing. This will help to eliminate the toxins in your body and help you body to function more efficiently.

You owe it to yourself to learn more about this exciting and new common sense approach to healthy weight loss. If you are tired of all the bologna flying around these days on weight loss and diets and have tried many things without much or any success, I invite you to visit my website for more information on this awesome concept that is literally transforming thousands of lives. I wish you all the best of success and health in your life.

Sincerely,
Stace Zimmerman
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Stacey Zimmerman has sinced written about articles on various topics from Health, Fitness and Colon Cleanse. Stace Zimmerman is an Independent Isagenix Associate who owns & maintains his health & wellness website. Stacey Zimmerman's top article generates over 22200 views. to your Favourites.
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