Doctor Explains Theory Behind Rising Cancer Rates in Young People After One Twin Gets Stage 4 Diagnosis

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00:00Doctor explains theory behind rising cancer rates in young people after one twin gets stage 4 diagnosis.

00:07Brindley Luster's stage 4 colon cancer at 21 has sparked concern over rising cases in young people.

00:13While she had severe symptoms, her twin Mariella showed none but later had precancerous polyps removed.

00:20Dr. Mark Lewis cites genetics, lifestyle, and medication use as key factors.

00:25Dr. Lewis links rising cancer rates in young people to antibiotic overuse.

00:30Which may disrupt the gut microbiome and weaken defenses.

00:34He emphasizes that genetics, lifestyle, and environment also play key roles in early cancer development.

00:43Dr. Lewis emphasizes lifestyle choices role in rising cancer rates among youth.

00:49Poor diets, inactivity, and obesity heighten colon cancer risk compounded by genetics.

00:54Brindley's case underscores early detection's importance.

00:57Mariella's proactive screening after Brindley's diagnosis exemplifies the life-saving potential of regular colonoscopies.

01:06Stress can weaken the immune system, increasing vulnerability to disease.

01:10Dr. Lewis recommends managing stress through exercise and therapy to improve health and potentially reduce cancer risk.

01:17Brindley's case highlights the need for early detection and a shift in health awareness.

01:26While links to antibiotics, genetics, and lifestyle require further study,

01:30screenings and proactive care are crucial in reducing cancer risk and reversing rising rates.

01:35Dr. Lewis says,