I would believe cancer has always existed. However, at the turn of the 20th century a doctor would see a few cases of cancer a month. It was uncommon. Now, he might see that in a day.
Uhhh, are you serious? Medical advances make diagnosis easier, and people live to a much older age! I can't believe I even have to say this. Oh wait, we're on Alex Chiu's site and everything needs to be spelled out.
There are also still regions and tribes in the world that have very little cancer.
I want a cite on this. Where are these locations you speak about?
Haha, well you see the places I speak of have a very low rate of cancer and strokes and yet are the long lived people in the world. In autopsies they usually find no cause of death except old age.
Your logic is flawed because you don't have encyclopedic knowledge of health and medicine like I do and can't add up all the details.
One such place is Okinawa (I believe that is how they spell it) and this is one of many that are spoken about but this is the only one where many studies have been done as it is a modern society too.
Haha, well you see the places I speak of have a very low rate of cancer and strokes and yet are the long lived people in the world. In autopsies they usually find no cause of death except old age.
You still haven't cited a source.
Your logic is flawed because you don't have encyclopedic knowledge of health and medicine like I do and can't add up all the details.
First of all you don't know me. Second of all, anyone with an "encyclopedic" knowledge of medicine wouldn't be on this godforsaken board. So do tell me, what type of medicine do you practice?
One such place is Okinawa (I believe that is how they spell it) and this is one of many that are spoken about but this is the only one where many studies have been done as it is a modern society too.
Give me a citation!
Haha, well you see the places I speak of have a very low rate of cancer and strokes and yet are the long lived people in the world. In autopsies they usually find no cause of death except old age.
You still haven't cited a source.
Your logic is flawed because you don't have encyclopedic knowledge of health and medicine like I do and can't add up all the details.
First of all you don't know me. Second of all, anyone with an "encyclopedic" knowledge of medicine wouldn't be on this godforsaken board. So do tell me, what type of medicine do you practice?
One such place is Okinawa (I believe that is how they spell it) and this is one of many that are spoken about but this is the only one where many studies have been done as it is a modern society too.
Give me a citation!
Look it up, you lazy shite. I would have to do that, it is a long time since I read about those studies.
I don't practise medicine, but I had to go on a medical bender to understand almost everything there is to know on the subject to cure myself of an 'incurable' illnesses.
The rings helped me to do that and I have also gotten better looking from using gp and scf so I am very interested in the work of Alex Chui. That is why a person with encyclopedic knowledge of health would spend some time on this board.
I wouldn't expect you to understand as you are not that bright or open minded.
You on the other hand are a sad cunt who comes on here even though you think it is a load of shite. Get a life you sad fuucker.
Like Alex, Knightwriter must also have a split personality.
Some posts, he seems quite reasonable and open-minded, but other posts, something triggers his attack-mode, and he becomes unreasonable and quite close-minded.
Such as here -- if you read what he says, knightwriter doesn't even agree with franco, but as soon as someone mentions traditional medicine, knightwriter goes into a rage.
What's more, franco doesn't even agree with franco. It's clear he doesn't believe what he says, so this is all over nothing.
I don't practise medicine, but I had to go on a medical bender to understand almost everything there is to know on the subject to cure myself of an 'incurable' illnesses.
We then let me ask you this. How would you cure yourself of OS of the proximal fibula?
Or an AA of 15 cm?
Like Alex, Knightwriter must also have a split personality.
Some posts, he seems quite reasonable and open-minded, but other posts, something triggers his attack-mode, and he becomes unreasonable and quite close-minded.
Such as here -- if you read what he says, knightwriter doesn't even agree with franco, but as soon as someone mentions traditional medicine, knightwriter goes into a rage.
What's more, franco doesn't even agree with franco. It's clear he doesn't believe what he says, so this is all over nothing.
Once it comes down to it, he can't articulate his position or information sources without resorting to some BS about how he has "encyclopedic knowledge." And when he is questioned about that, he resorts to name-calling. Pathetic.
