Canan Karatay makes a groundbreaking statement regarding breast cancer

Prof. Dr. Canan Karatay, a guest on the program “Neler Oluyor Hayatta” (What’s Happening in Life), made significant remarks. On the show hosted by Hakan Ural and Ferda Yıldırım, Prof. Dr. Karatay issued important warnings ranging from breast cancer to HPV vaccines administered at an early age.

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Prof. Dr. Canan Karatay, a live guest on the Kanal D program “Neler Oluyor Hayatta,” hosted by Hakan Ural and Ferda Yıldırım, made striking statements.

Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer among women in our country, as it is all over the world. At this point, early diagnosis is very important. A large majority of experts recommend mammography for every woman over the age of 40.

However, Prof. Dr. Karatay said the exact opposite and made very sharp comments about mammography. Prof. Dr. Karatay stated, "The cause of breast cancer is the mammography gang."

“THERE IS NO HPV IN CIRCUMCISED COUNTRIES”

Criticizing HPV vaccines administered at an early age, Prof. Dr. Karatay said, "There is no HPV in circumcised countries." She also reiterated her warnings against glucose tolerance tests during pregnancy.

‘CHEMICAL’ WARNING TO WOMEN

Prof. Dr. Karatay also warned women about cleaning products used at home, stating, "These are a cause of cancer. The smell of cleaning materials is the smell of cancer. Even the mucilage in the Marmara Sea is caused by cleaning materials poured into toilets. Instead of these products, I recommend more natural alternatives like vinegar and baking soda."

EXERCISE WARNING

Prof. Dr. Karatay also criticized heavy exercise performed in gyms. Karatay said, "Do not exhaust your body like a wild animal. You lose your health while trying to be healthy. Movement is important, but heavy sports are dangerous."

REITERATED DUBAI CHOCOLATE WARNING

Prof. Dr. Karatay reiterated her warnings about Dubai chocolate, which has been on the agenda for some time. Karatay said, "This chocolate is pure poison; it contains a large number of additives."