Reese Barcelon
- Woman acquired Brain Cancer all of a sudden – which was not hereditary.
- The potential culprit of her illness is the kinds of food she ate.
Almost every household consumes processed foods and sugary foods. Aside from the fact that they are flavorful – they are pretty cheap compared to creating the food itself from scratch.
For this reason, many consumers are encouraged to purchase more without realizing how dangerous it can be.
If your family constantly purchases food products such as hotdog, longganisa, tocino, instant noodles, soft drinks, candies and chocolates (excluding the dark ones): you should stop doing so while you still can.
A woman named Jenna Brotonel Enrile shared a very alarming post on her Facebook account. It was about her sister, Nicole, who is a patron of such foods, just like everybody else.
One day, Nicole began having headaches at frequent times, followed by the blurring of her vision. It got worse and resulted to memory gaps, which is why her family decided to take her to the nearest hospital to have her checked by a professional.
After series of tests, she was diagnosed to have Glioblastoma Multiforme that has a size of 4.66 x 6 x 4.5. They opted to get second opinion just to make sure and some said that her case was a Stage 4 Cancer.
Nicole will be set for a surgery and will undergo biopsy afterwards to determine if there is a need for chemotherapy.
Although the reason for having such illness is still unknown, the professionals are suspecting a culprit: processed and sugary foods.
Today, Nicole is bravely fighting her disease for the sake of her twins – who are still young. While her family is doing everything they can to get all the help they can use.
Netizens who have read the post suddenly were shocked and frightened of what a simple kind of food did to Nicole.
In conclusion, everyone should start keeping track of what they eat or drink. Always make sure to prioritize purchasing foods which are healthier and wasn’t added any preservatives or other harmful chemicals to have lower chances of having different illness that might shorten our loved ones’ lives.
