Death.What DOESN'T cause cancer?
Now there is a market that most do not think about existing. The various brands of embalming fluid.
Embalming Fluid
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What DOESN'T cause cancer?
Now there is a market that most do not think about existing. The various brands of embalming fluid.
It does not cure it but dead people do not get cancer.Death Doesn't Cause Cancer.
Death Cures Cancer.
A good name for ejuice "Embalming juice".I heard that five pawns is going to use this Instead of PG in their Coming like of Diacetyl / Acetyl Propionyl free e-Liquids.
And therein lies the rub. It sucks that you can't take scientific studies at face value. I would love to be able to read a conclusion section, and just accept it. Unfortunately now I feel the need to read the methods section, look at the data, look at the authors, track the funding, etc. etc. etc.It all depends on what Studies you Read.
It is sad that science has become a paid justification/endorsement for business and government, which is pretty much the same as business.And therein lies the rub. It sucks that you can't take scientific studies at face value. I would love to be able to read a conclusion section, and just accept it. Unfortunately now I feel the need to read the methods section, look at the data, look at the authors, track the funding, etc. etc. etc.
Death Doesn't Cause Cancer.
Death Cures Cancer.
Nobody gets out alive...that's a fact. I see no point in dying healthy.
I couldn't agree more. My brother died from lung cancer 3 years ago, and we did not have him in a hospital, but instead home hospice (his wishes). The last 6 weeks of his life were agonizing....regardless of how much morphine he was on. Trust me, the "process" is anything but quick and painless.Actually I wouldn't mind that. Death itself doesn't really scare me; it's the process of getting there that scares me, because some of them are flat out terrifying -- in a hospital bed with a respirator down your throat comes to mind.
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I couldn't agree more. My brother died from lung cancer 3 years ago, and we did not have him in a hospital, but instead home hospice (his wishes). The last 6 weeks of his life were agonizing....regardless of how much morphine he was on. Trust me, the "process" is anything but quick and painless.
Unfortunately, our bodies are not machines, something scientists would like us to believe. You can't just turn a knob or push a button and presto: health is assured. Some diseases can be avoided by adjusting your lifestyle, but most of the time it's a game of chance. I know because I am a collector of incurable ailments since birth. And the thing that ultimately kills everybody, even though we also need it to stay alive, is....oxygen!
And therein lies the rub. It sucks that you can't take scientific studies at face value. I would love to be able to read a conclusion section, and just accept it. Unfortunately now I feel the need to read the methods section, look at the data, look at the authors, track the funding, etc. etc. etc.