Zinc & Nitrous Oxide: The Development of Breast Cancer

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This paper provides the cause of breast cancer. It is mainly caused by excess NO2 in the ari we breath that comes from industry. Individuals should not take zinc supplements nor drink excessive water. The amount of sugar intake should be minimized to avoid the chemical reactions that may lead to breast cancer in both men and women

Health & Medicine

Cusack PTE*
BScE, DULE, Saint John, Canada
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Corresponding author:
Paul TE Cusack,
BScE, DULE, 23 Park Ave., Saint John, NB E2J
1R2, Canada
Received: 02 Jan 2024
Accepted: 27 Jan 2024
Published: 02 Feb 2024
J Short Name: COO
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©2024 Cusack PTE, This is an open access article dis-
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Citation:
Cusack PTE, Zinc & Nitrous Oxide: The Development
of Breast Cancer Clin Onco. 2024; 7(8): 1-1
Zinc & Nitrous Oxide: The Development of Breast Cancer
Clinics of Oncology
Brief Review ISSN: 2640-1037 Volume 7
United Prime Publications., https://clinicsofoncology.org/ 1
1. Abstract
This paper provides the cause of breast cancer. It is mainly caused
by excess NO2 in the ari we breath that comes from industry. In-
dividuals should not take zinc supplements nor drink excessive
water. The amount of sugar intake should be minimized to avoid
the chemical reactions that may lead to breast cancer in both men
and women.
2. Introduction
I’ve been taking Zinc supplements for about 1 month. I noticed
that there is a lump developing in my breast near the ridge of the
nipple. I did some balanced chemical equations and discovered
that the combination of Zinc, Water, and NO2 in polluted Oil Re-
finery air could lead to breast cancer. I drink a lot of water and
breath polluted air all day and night for 6 years now.
Breast cancer is most common in developed countries (US, Can-
ada, Northern Europe, Australia. We also see the rise of breast can-
cer rates in developing countries as their industry grows.
Here is the chemistry:
2 NO2 + 4 Zn  4 ZnO + N2
Air Pollution
ZnO + H2O = Zn(OH)2
Water
3 C6H112O6  C18H24O2 + 16 OH + 148 H2
Sugar  Estrogen + cancer +Acid
3(280.95) x 6.022=5075.6427
M=Ln t
t=e^M=e^5.075=160=O2
4OH2H2O
1 mole of H20 4 moles of OH
4 x 6.022=24.088
M=Ln t
t=e^M=e^-0.24088=127.2368=4/Pi=M/t
t^2=M
127.23^2=1.618=root of the GMP
t^2-t-1=E
(1.618)^2-1.618-1-0
Zinc strengthens the immune system which helps with combatting
Dementia (HSV-1) Zinc is linked to Dementia. Dementia is linked
to Breast Cancer by a 30% increase in cases. Here are the calcu-
lations.
t=127.2368 x 30% increased risk of Dementia=1/261=t
E=261
Zn 65.39 g/mol x 6.022=3937=M
t=eM=e0.3937
=14825
Δt=1.618-1.4825=135.4=1/261
E=261
3. Conclusion
So, Breast Cancer in men and women may be caused by Zinc,
drinking excess water, air pollution, and excess sugar in the diet.
Keywords:
Breast cancer; Oil

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