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===== - Mind-Body Signals: The brain controls both voluntary (actions like movement) and involuntary processes (like heartbeat, digestion, and yes, cell replication). If cancer is seen as uncontrolled cell growth, then logically, it’s possible that the brain is sending wrong signals that trigger cells to replicate abnormally. ===== * Signals as Root Cause: If the brain is sending faulty instructions, it could explain why cells go into “panic mode,” multiplying uncontrollably—like a reflex. This theory fits better than random mutations because it accounts for how stress, trauma, and mental health can affect the body at a cellular level.
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