for - cancer without disease - microscopic cancer

definition - cancer without disease

• biologically we are actually all forming cancers in our body all the time
• because all it takes for our 40 trillion cells to do is
• to make those little mistakes
• I told you 10 000 mistakes are fixed every day
• A few of those sneaking through
• will turn into a microscopic tumor microscopic cancer
• and this is called cancer without disease
• because as tiny little mutant cancer can grow up to the size of the tip of a ballpoint pen
• and then it's frozen like a pimple can't go any bigger
• because it doesn't have
  • a blood supply
  • no oxygen
  • no food
  • nothing to feed it and so
• those little microscopic cancers sit there
• until another one of our defense systems our immune system wings by like a cop on a beat and sees this abnormal cell sitting on that street corner in a good neighborhood and then says
  • "get in the car we're taking you away"
• and so our immune system destroys these microscopic cancers
• but some microscopic cancers are able to hijack our body's regular angiogenesis defense system
• and selfishly grow blood vessels to feed themselves.