I am getting tired of all the reactionary reductionistic research in our world that tries to pinpoint the exact cause of illness, especially cancer. From my observations, patterns, and hypotheses, it appears to be from multiple sources. In particular endocrine, disruptors and chemicals that mimic hormones may be a significant contributor. However, I believe that all anthropocentric anthropogenic chemicals and pollution are contributing to illness, especially cancer on our planet. Exhaust from the burning of fossil fuels may be a contributor as well. I also believe that medication and things that people are given like drugs contribute to cancer too. Pollution is all about manufacturing stress in the body and stressors from all the pollution on earth, including laws, rules, regulations policies, and some procedures create stress hormones out of balance with nature. So my hypothesis, this time has to do with cumulative totality pollution exclusion of natural healthy conditions. Therefore, the natural earth ethic of natural earth striving, may be the desired future condition in the short term and the long-term. Natural earth striving is about living and functioning close to nature in the way God intended. It is about trying to do the best you can, considering all of the societal compulsions and pollution we have developed. It is about re-incorporating nature into everything that we do. Biodiversity and nature itself is a kind of buffer against pollution. It ecologically balances and attacks pollution when we have an ecosystem prepared to do such a thing. It is the same kind of concept as the rainforest absorbing the CO2 on our planet. The more we have natural conditions and organisms in ecosystems that can buffer and attack pollution of all sorts, the better off that we will be. I know this answer is not a specific cause of cancer, but it’s the ubiquitous cumulative totality of everything that is against nature and natural healthy living that causes pollution and thus cancer. For example, It is best to strive to use organic methods when growing food instead of using pesticides and herbicides.