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[SentinelSlain]

So you can be a black supremacist.

 

[The Ozzman]

Jaundice: Get more Vitamin D/Sun exposure.

She also had dark orange urine and pale stool, so it's not a vitamin deficiency.

 

[Dak]

She also had dark orange urine and pale stool, so it's not a vitamin deficiency.

Sounds like it could be a deficiency in multiple vitamins/minerals. I'm talking root cause, not necessarily what is failing.

 

[Cronopio]

Hey. I've been gone a while. Have you missed me? I thought maybe I'd do a fuck ass long Onder-style update, but then i realized I can't be bothered.

 

[zabu of nΩd]

Here are all the days on which I ordered hot wings from Papa John's online since i created my account. Pretty sure each order was about $7.75, so $62 total by now:

2011-12-09
2011-12-23
2012-01-09
2012-01-11
2012-01-27
2012-02-01
2012-02-03
2012-02-09

I've probably been ordering rich takeout food at this rate for over a year

 

[The Ozzman]

Sounds like it could be a deficiency in multiple vitamins/minerals.

But what if it isn't? What makes you think this?

 

[Dak]

But what if it isn't? What makes you think this?

Well the symptoms you listed combined are coming back as potentially hepatitis or liver cancer. If it's cancer I stand by what I said, with addendums.

 

[The Ozzman]

If it's cancer I stand by what I said, with addendums.

Are you saying that if I get cancer, I can take a shit load of Vitamin K and cure it? Please back up what you're saying. Anyone can play armchair physician after all.

 

[The Butt]

Hey. I've been gone a while. Have you missed me? I thought maybe I'd do a fuck ass long Onder-style update, but then i realized I can't be bothered.

I did. Gimme some lulz, Cronykins.

 

[Dak]

Are you saying that if I get cancer, I can take a shit load of Vitamin K and cure it? Please back up what you're saying. Anyone can play armchair physician after all.

Cancer isn't a foreign organism. It's not a cold or flu bug you can attack or defend against with immune system boosters. It's your own cells "going rogue", due to damage of some kind.

Cancer (especially of the liver, a filter) suggests either not enough correct nutrition to keep the cells healthy, or too much "poison", or both.

 

[damnromulans]

Here are all the days on which I ordered hot wings from Papa John's online since i created my account. Pretty sure each order was about $7.75, so $62 total by now:

2011-12-09
2011-12-23
2012-01-09
2012-01-11
2012-01-27
2012-02-01
2012-02-03
2012-02-09

I've probably been ordering rich takeout food at this rate for over a year

How are you not like, two thousand pounds?

I've actually been logging every cent I spend since the New Year. One resolution was to be a more mindful spender. It's working, who wants to write down "crappy lunch sandwich, $7" more than once or twice a month?

 

[cookiecutter]

Overwatch M.D. giving medical advice on metal forum. Sounds legit.

 

[zabu of nΩd]

How are you not like, two thousand pounds?

It's not that bad really. Also i eat pretty healthy otherwise and get exercise.

I actually just got my blood checked last month and apparently despite my family history of heart disease my cholesterol/triglyceride levels are almost ideal.

I've actually been logging every cent I spend since the New Year. One resolution was to be a more mindful spender. It's working, who wants to write down "crappy lunch sandwich, $7" more than once or twice a month?

Yeah i did that for a couple years and then decided it was too much work for what i was getting out of it, plus wells fargo (and i'm sure other banks) categorizes shit for you on their website.

The main thing it drove home for me was eating out and drinking nice beer costs a lot.

 

[The Ozzman]

Cancer isn't a foreign organism. It's not a cold or flu bug you can attack or defend against with immune system boosters. It's your own cells "going rogue", due to damage of some kind.

Cancer (especially of the liver, a filter) suggests either not enough correct nutrition to keep the cells healthy, or too much "poison", or both.

I still think you're completely full of shit on this.

Anyway, she had gall stones.

 

[Thralldom]

Unlike all other posts that I have seen by him, Overwatch is actually right about cancer being caused primarily by incorrect nutrition, toxins and cell damage.

Changes in diet have been shown to slow tumor growth and sometimes cause cancer to go into remission.

 

[Thralldom]

There is a documentary on Netflix called
Forks Over Knives which shows real studies by respected researchers (including a pioneering neart surgeon and nutritionist) for over two decades documenting the way diet effects the body, including a section about cancer with in-depth research with thousands of subjects in multiple different countries.

 

[Dak]

I still think you're completely full of shit on this.

Anyway, she had gall stones.

"You are what you eat" is 100% true. Or, in other words:

"Let medicine be thy food, and food thy medicine."

 

[SentinelSlain]

Ohhhhhh. I hate stuff.

 

[The Ozzman]

Unlike all other posts that I have seen by him, Overwatch is actually right about cancer being caused primarily by incorrect nutrition, toxins and cell damage.

Changes in diet have been shown to slow tumor growth and sometimes cause cancer to go into remission.

"You are what you eat" is 100% true. Or, in other words:

"Let medicine be thy food, and food thy medicine."

Okay. With that in mind, do you think doctors or modern medicine are necessary still?

 

[Einherjar86]

Cancer isn't a foreign organism. It's not a cold or flu bug you can attack or defend against with immune system boosters. It's your own cells "going rogue", due to damage of some kind.

Cancer (especially of the liver, a filter) suggests either not enough correct nutrition to keep the cells healthy, or too much "poison", or both.

Or genetics; right?