VIRAL CONDITIONS - CANCER IS A VIRAL DISEASE

• Viruses are dangerous entities. They wreak havoc on cellular functions, disrupting metabolism, damaging cell structures, and altering cellular genetics.
  
  
• Over time viruses cause a vast degree of cell damage and inflammation, readily causing cell death.
  
  
• Cell damage and cell death, may lead to a variety of diseases, including cancer.
  
  
• Certain viruses are known as cancer causing, or in medical terminology, tumorigenic. These viruses infiltrate the inner mechanisms of cells. Here, they use their specialized capacities for invasion to create disease.

• Viruses have immense powers to infiltrate cells.

• Once the virus attacks the cell’s nuclei, they can capitalize on the genetic material.

• Once established, viruses use the cells’ genetics to replicate themselves. In essence, viruses steal the cells’ genes, making these genes work for them instead.

• This is the kind of “gene warfare” which develops within virally infected cells. As with any kind of warfare mass chaos, or destruction, occurs.

• If the genetic warfare continues unchecked, the natural cell cycle is fully disrupted.

• The germ takes control of the cell and poisons it. This may lead to mutations and, ultimately, cancer.