Ian Crossland
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15,798 appearances
50 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2025
last heard 2d ago
Ian Crossland’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Uh like it's if from what I heard is if the lymphatic system gets too acidic, the the cells can't release their waste into the lymph, so they get super hot and then they split in half to survive.
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Well, cancer is
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are like not that big of a deal, I've heard.
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And there are some that are extremely deadly.
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Well, until it is a big deal.
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Well, like aren't there some
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So it sounds like
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Misleading at disingenuous misleading at best, disingenuous at worst to say that cancer is the leading cause of death, because there's so many different types of ways for
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Are there so say that that's the number two cause?
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It's like the word cancer scares people, which causes stress, which, like you said, can cause cancer.
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Or somebody said that earlier.
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And it causes heart disease and it causes yeah,
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So but then the cancer industry is so massive and makes so much money based off of cancer research and it's such a vague phrase.
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Like that's kind of hard to ask people, can we please stop saying cancer is the leading cause of death and maybe focus on leukemia?
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Or like what's what's the worst?
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What's the m de you said melanoma is a deadly one?
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Is it deadly one melanomi?
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Melanoma is a
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situations where like one, like a a j a not so bad cancer can turn into a
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