If you would have read my previous post before responding to it, you would know that the information you posted is untrue. Most miscarriages are not caused by a decrease in progesterone. In fact, it is a small percentage, because it is monitored during pregnancy, and can easily be replaced by oral medication.
Most miscarriages are caused by embryonic insufficiency, and would therefore not be substantially different from an induced abortion. The truth is that there have been no scientific studies that even begin to answer the question of whether induced abortion increases breast cancer risk or not. There might be a statistical correlation, but without screening for other causes, I doubt that a statistical correlation can be established.
There is little that is more important than protecting innocent life. There is no reason to perpetuate misleading or deceptive “links” to cancer, and I believe it hurts more than helps the cause. And yes, your links are deceptive and misleading.
First of all, I am not purposely posting misleading
or deceptive information, and as a long time FReeper,
I do not take kindly to a fellow FReeper inferring that
to be the case.
It’s as much as saying I’m a liar.
Second, I’m posting information that’s been available for consideration and that I’ve been researching for years.
Third, I happen to believe this connection makes biological sense. Others are entitled to their different viewpoint.
Fourth, I am devoutly pro-life, anti-abortion.
Fifth, not everything in the complex and miraculous biological processes in our bodies is or ever will be completely predictable, even by those who consider themselves very knowledgeable. Any honest scientist or practitioner will admit that the “mysterious” has caused them to wonder or shake their heads at unexpected or unintended consequences.
Lastly, if we disagree, so be it, but be very cautious about personalizing our disagreement with incorrect and/or ignorant assertions about my viewpoint.