Pavlovsdog6862
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I know my balls aren’t taking the chance
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Life can be smooth if you don't go around trying to complicate things. *nods*Uh yeah. I am.a woman and i dont need to take on masculine traits to be better.... i am perfectly fine with me being a woman and a man being a man.... being upset that a man opens a door for u and u thinking it is misogyny is coocoo
Women , well those of us that know how to communicate, are relatively simple too
So your thesis is changing diets and taking supplements cures cancer?According to artical "appears to be low risk" i have my own experts (functional medicine md that is curing cancer with dietary changes supplements like fish oil mag etc.....
And not all soy is created equal.....
The regular md knows nothing about disease processes and the effect of gi system on health....
Women , well those of us that know how to communicate, are relatively simple too
Amen.... if u ever have a chance to talk to soneone in functional medicine it is enlightening.... some of it is claptrap..... but some is coolI know my balls aren’t taking the chance
Yeah I hate doctors there all moronsAmen.... if u ever have a chance to talk to soneone in functional medicine it is enlightening.... some of it is claptrap..... but some is cool
Yeah, who needs healthcare?Yeah I hate doctors there all morons
No....So your thesis is changing diets and taking supplements cures cancer?
PharmaNo....
My theseis is someone with stage 4 melanoma who was told to make arrangements and offered hospice who changed diet, and took supplements, at next pet scan had no new disease and hospice was off the table. Now in remission a couple years later makes me wonder. When i dont eat plant oils and take fish oil and cal mag and d my joints dont ache.... disease starts and ends in the gut.....
Tell me how despite raising billions of dollars for breast cancer research we dont have a cure and are giving the same meds and treatments we did 20 yrs ago.....
Functional med docs dont. If u dont want to talk to docs then do your own research. Just dont trust everything you read esp. If money changes hands.... i.e. the FDAThey just mask your problems with drugs
Oh boyThe story’s I could tell you about doctors and how truly stupid they are
No....
My theseis is someone with stage 4 melanoma who was told to make arrangements and offered hospice who changed diet, and took supplements, at next pet scan had no new disease and hospice was off the table. Now in remission a couple years later makes me wonder. When i dont eat plant oils and take fish oil and cal mag and d my joints dont ache.... disease starts and ends in the gut.....
Tell me how despite raising billions of dollars for breast cancer research we dont have a cure and are giving the same meds and treatments we did 20 yrs ago....
Ounce of prevention is worth a lb of cure....Breast cancer survival rates have improved dramatically due to advances in early detection and targeted treatments. The overall 5-year survival rate is approximately 90%. However, survival depends heavily on how early the cancer is detected and the specific biological subtype of the tumor. [1, 2, 3]
Survival Rates by Stage at Diagnosis
Survival rates are generally measured by comparing the survival of people with breast cancer to the general population.
Cancer Research.
- Stage 0 & Stage 1: Over 99% 5-year survival rate. Cancer is localized entirely to the breast or surrounding normal tissue and is highly treatable. [1, 2, 3]
- Stage 2: Around 90% 5-year survival rate. Cancer has generally spread beyond original tissue to nearby lymph nodes. [1, 2]
- Stage 3: Around 70% to 75% 5-year survival rate. Cancer has spread more extensively to lymph nodes and nearby structures. [1, 2, 3]
- Stage 4 (Metastatic): 25% to 31% 5-year survival rate. At this stage, the cancer has spread to distant parts of the body (such as the bones, liver, or lungs).
As the stats show stage 4 breast cancer can be survivable for 5 years.
And one anecdotal example is just that, one anecdotal example.
Can you cook?Ounce of prevention is worth a lb of cure....
At the 69 to 71 % chance of dying within 5 years i would give diet and supplements a shot.....Breast cancer survival rates have improved dramatically due to advances in early detection and targeted treatments. The overall 5-year survival rate is approximately 90%. However, survival depends heavily on how early the cancer is detected and the specific biological subtype of the tumor. [1, 2, 3]
Survival Rates by Stage at Diagnosis
Survival rates are generally measured by comparing the survival of people with breast cancer to the general population.
Cancer Research.
- Stage 0 & Stage 1: Over 99% 5-year survival rate. Cancer is localized entirely to the breast or surrounding normal tissue and is highly treatable. [1, 2, 3]
- Stage 2: Around 90% 5-year survival rate. Cancer has generally spread beyond original tissue to nearby lymph nodes. [1, 2]
- Stage 3: Around 70% to 75% 5-year survival rate. Cancer has spread more extensively to lymph nodes and nearby structures. [1, 2, 3]
- Stage 4 (Metastatic): 25% to 31% 5-year survival rate. At this stage, the cancer has spread to distant parts of the body (such as the bones, liver, or lungs).
As the stats show stage 4 breast cancer can be survivable for 5 years.
And one anecdotal example is just that, one anecdotal example.
Yep... i am a baker tooCan you cook?
I am more of a simple cook.Yep... i am a baker too
Verbal Irony: Saying the opposite of what you actually mean (e.g., saying "What a beautiful day!" when it is pouring rain). If used to be deliberately hurtful, this becomes sarcasm.At the 69 to 71 % chance of dying within 5 years i would give diet and supplements a shot.....
You say who needs healthcare and yet you quote cancer research (by medical professionals) to prove a point .... hmmmm
What did i say that was deliberately hurtfulVerbal Irony: Saying the opposite of what you actually mean (e.g., saying "What a beautiful day!" when it is pouring rain). If used to be deliberately hurtful, this becomes sarcasm.