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Dangles
Doesn’t it suck that our dangling parts attract cancer instead of just a partner?
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Dude, just eat an alkaline diet with tons of foods high on the ORAC scale, phytonutrients, enzymes, and the like and avoid foods that have been farmed via monocropping practices and are high in toxic heavy metals, plastics, and glyphosate or have undergone intense hybridization for resistance to insects, pesticides, herbicides, etc. and you’ll be fine. Cancer can’t survive in an alkaline environment! Otto Warburg won the Nobel Prize in the Physiology of Medicine in 1931 for this discovery, yet people insist on eating what they want to eat when they want to eat it and then wonder why they get cancer. They even get mad at me for sharing this information! Ignorance truly is bliss, just like jumping out of an airplane without a parachute is truly bliss until the jumper hits the ground. But alas, who am I?
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You think you’ve got it all figured out with your fancy diets and big words. But let me tell you something – nature’s already done its damage, and there’s no going back. My point is, it attacks the parts of us responsible for reproduction. Mother Nature has a damn strange sense of humor.
But in response to your “sermon”:
Sure, eat your alkaline foods and whatever else you’re peddling. But what if the answer came after the damage was already done, huh? You can’t undo years of living in this polluted world with some vegetables and enzymes.
And don’t get me started on genetics. You can’t change the code, boy. Some of us are just dealt a bad hand from the start. No amount of “phytonutrients” or “ORAC scale” nonsense is gonna rewrite your DNA.
Otto Warburg, you say? Well, I’ve been around long enough to see countless theories come and go. One day it’s this, next day it’s that. People get all worked up about the latest health fad, but the truth is, we’re all circling the drain anyway.
You think people are mad at you for sharing information? Ha! They’re probably just tired of know-it-alls thinking they’ve got all the answers. Society’s a wreck, and no amount of glyphosate-free kale is gonna fix that.
And your airplane analogy? Please. Life ain’t about avoiding the fall, it’s about enjoying the ride before you hit the ground. So excuse me if I don’t jump on your health bandwagon. I’ll stick to my meat and potatoes, thank you very much. At my age, every meal could be my last, and I’m not wasting it on your rabbit food.
Now get off my lawn with your monocropping talk. I’ve got a nap to take.
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Good luck :)
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Because we have to take care of men whether we have boob cancer or not. Why add more stress?
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It sounds like you’ve only encountered men who don’t reciprocate care. Sorry to hear that. I hope you don’t project your experiences onto every men, otherwise you’ll push good ones away :)
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Clearly, you’ve never been a victim of a man cold lol
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As in… a man with a cold…? I’m a man, and I’ve had a cold… tell me, what’s wrong with my colds?
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Until you’ve birthed a child, you will never know what pain and suffering are like. ðŸ¤
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Are you implying that every man on earth who has ever had a cold believes that they are in pain and suffering to the degree that a woman experiences during childbirth?
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Some sure act like it
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This discussion has gone off the rails. I was just lamenting that it is a pity our sexual organs can be deadly. Interesting to read though. And I may have picked up some kale to toss in with my pasta.
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Off the rails? You are in the right place.
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We actually only use unirail trains at PISR, so it’s off the rail.
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lolz
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