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Originally Posted by Vivisectus
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Why is that for the collection? Centenarians are more robust than their younger [senior] counterparts who are often on lots of drugs.
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Do you really not get it?
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Originally Posted by Vivisectus
Weird, right? But like I said - that is just the tip of the iceberg. If chemotherapy actually worked, then how come people who are treated by it die of cancer at a higher rate than people who are not? Coincidence? I think NOT!  |
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Not the same thing Vivisectus.
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Pretty much exactly the same thing.
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Cancer patients are not in the same category as people taking medication who don't have cancer. You would think that these medications would help people live very long lives since their numbers (cholesterol, blood pressure, blood sugar, etc.) are being kept in check
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And people who take chemotherapy? Would you not think they would have less of a chance of dying of cancer, since the cancer is being kept in check?
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, but that's not what we're seeing.
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No indeed! We see people who are treated with chemotherapy die of cancer way more often than people who are not!
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It is an indication that drugs, however helpful they may be when necessary, cannot compare to prevention through lifestyle changes in regard to longevity
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You don't say! It is almost as if it is better not to get cancer than to treat cancer with chemotherapy? Thank goodness for internet research and due diligence. How would we ever have figured THAT one out? |
The variables that impact longevity are not simple to unravel, granted. There are genetic components as well. This observation is nothing more than a correlation to be explored.
http://articles.mercola.com/sites/ar...tenarians.aspx