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Updated and Verified: October 05, 2024 (News page records significant changes.)
Accessed on October 05, 2024
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Abortion has two kinds: spontaneous and elective. Spontaneous abortion is accidental and more commonly called miscarriage. Elective abortion is the sacrificial killing of a kid in utero (in the womb). For this writing, abortion means sacrificially killing babies in utero: prenatal child-sacrifice.
Abortion also routinely kills the mother. For example, the journal Reviews in Obstetrics & Gynecology reports that about 68,000 mothers per year who seek to kill her baby - will end up joining her baby in death.1 When a mother joins her baby in death from abortion, some researchers euphemize this as an unsafe abortion. Based on the euphemism of unsafe baby-killing, baby-killing advocates often warn that laws against killing babies are unhealthy and dangerous.2 In any case, killing a person in her womb significantly harms her metabolism.
Her metabolism is the sum of her body's chemical interactions. Since only she, not he, can carry a baby, thus pregnancy fundamentally differentiates her and his metabolism. Abortion significantly harms her metabolism. For example, abortion causes a huge increase in her risk of cancer.
Prenatal Child-sacrifice (Abortion) causes cancer. Political people will interpret that as a political statement. Here, it is not. Rather, it objectively states common knowledge. As an example, a recent report, published in 2023 by the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, summarized a 10-year longitudinal population-based cohort study in Taiwan that looked at data from more than a million women aged 20 to 45 and found massive increases in cancers among women who had killed their child in utero.3
Prenatal Child-sacrifice (Abortion) creates massive risks and harms for the pregnant mother's metabolism, including a massive increase in cancer risk.3 Despite the health risk to her metabolism from prenatal child-sacrifice (abortion), many government patriarchs and their agents give her the privilege to commit prenatal child-sacrifice. The politics of this privilege tends to obscure and even falsify information about the myriad risks and harms to her metabolism by child-sacrifice. For example, millionaire abortionists at Planned Parenthood groan that "[c]laims linking abortion and breast cancer fly in the face of scientific evidence" and that various organizations "have all refuted the reliability of such an association [between abortion and breast cancer]."4 Yet, three paragraphs later, the same millionaire and billionaire abortionists report that "[i]t is known that having a full-term pregnancy early in a woman's childbearing years is protective against breast cancer."4
That statement refers to the common knowledge that being a mom in her teens, instead of in her 20s, halves her risk of breast cancer.5 That same science, phrased contrapositively, states that avoiding pregnancy in her teens doubles her breast cancer risk. Logically, the purpose of killing a kid in the womb is to avoid pregnancy. Thus, logically also: kid-killing, as the tool for childlessness, doubles her risk of breast cancer - by causing the childlessness that doubles her risk.
Every year, millions of mothers ask - and surely millions more silently wonder - whether killing her in utero kid by prenatal child-sacrifice is metabolically safe for her. A strained, convoluted, and politicized "yes" is scientifically inaccurate. Common knowledge about the science of her metabolism shows that avoiding motherhood has massive risks and harms to her metabolism, including a doubling of her breast cancer risk.5 Nevertheless, pro-child-sacrifice agents throughout the world constantly publish unscientific research that limply suggests that committing a prenatal child-sacrifice (abortion) actually protects a mother from cancer.3
Oncology studies cancer. Some researchers (oncologists and otherwise) focus on the metabolics of cancer.6 One way to learn more about risks and resilience regarding the metabolics of cancer (caused by abortion or not) is to a consult a psycho-oncologist: medical doctors who specialize in cancer generally and further specialize in the relatively new field of psycho-oncology, which acknowledges that "[p]sychosocial issues may modulate the course of the disease [cancer] . . . [, do] have a deep impact on patients' physical and mental wellbeing. . . . [, may cause] metabolic disorders [, and] may disrupt a patient's feeling of purpose."7 Available online is a free hour-long introduction to psycho-oncology, by Dr. Alex J Mitchell at University of Leicester.8 The Mary Greeley Medical Center also has a free video about integrating psycho-oncology into cancer care.9
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Sincerely,
Dr. R. Floyd Lindquist
Her Metabolism: Founder, Treasurer, Secretary, Lead Data Scientist, and Director of Communications and Research
PhD (Thanatology), PsyD (Psychology), DLP (Law and Policy), MPH (Nutrition & Epidemiology), MS (Nutrition), MA (Counseling)
floyd[at]hermetabolism[dot]org
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