Environmental triggers
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An environmental trigger is a factor caused (or aided) by the environment.
An example of an environmental trigger would be a component of a human's drinking water which holds the possibility of activating (triggering) a change in a person's body. These changes are mainly negative ones.[citation needed] Using this example, what is in the drinking water may affect one person entirely different than another - someone may be affected greatly, whereas someone may not be at all. Many cancers (osteosarcoma, etc), along with a plethora of other diseases, are thought to be a result of environmental triggers.[citation needed]
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