Sorry of course, but the father of medicine Abu Ali Ibn Sino or Avicenna said that any poison is a medicine and any medicine is a poison. The question is only in dosage. He never spoke about food in this way. Believe me, I lived in Central Asia and visited many places connected with his activities.
Despite your arguments, I will remain at my opinion about genetics and genetic predisposition. Otherwise, mankind would have already conquered cancer, as it once won smallpox. Thousands of people would not die and scientists would stop working in the laboratories to create medicines.
What could be easier - advise people to lead a healthy lifestyle, eat the right food and hide from electromagnetic radiation!
But, unfortunately, everything will continue. Because the causes of the disease are much deeper than the apologists of a healthy lifestyle believe. Although they can not accept it. But look at the statistical majority of people on the planet, whether they lead a healthy lifestyle or not. Where will they go in case of a malaise or more serious problems with the body?
Certainly to the hospital, for QUALIFIED medical help.
And after putting on tests for oncology, having received a positive answer, which one of them will go to hide from electromagnetic radiation and eat healthy food while wandering barefoot on the ground? I think that this will be done by 2-3 people out of a thousand. And, surprisingly, their result will be more lamentable than the result of humans in time past chemotherapy or surgical removal of the tumor.
I am always touched by the idealists. It is a pity that the ideal is never achieved.
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It is quite alright because eventually it will only be the 2-3 people that choose that lifestyle who will live and the other 998 - 997 will no longer exist and then we won't have the issues we face currently tearing our world apart. :-)