Have You Been Vaccinated?

[Chi13]

Not to trip over your ego but i knew a vegan nutritionist from Austin that died from breast cancer when she was only 45. And a vegetarian whos currently battling a skin cancer. Everybody is susceptible
Either way we were talking about cancer patients not lifestyle
The reason you're still alive is based on luck of the draw, just like the rest of us

We all know someone who smokes and drinks and lives to 100, and we all know seemingly healthy people who die early. With diet all you can do is either increase or decrease your chances. You can't control your genetics, and can only partially control your environment.

I went plant based due to high cholesterol and not wanting to go on statins. Along the way I discovered other benefits, more energy, less sluggish. The low PSA count was quite significant considering family history of prostate cancer.

Fish and dairy slowly crept back due to the person I live with needing higher calcium intake than me, but I still eat mostly plant based.

 

[mexcurandero420]

Kansas and 5 other States sues Pfizer. 10% miscarriages due the jab

 

[shiva82]

We all know someone who smokes and drinks and lives to 100, and we all know seemingly healthy people who die early. With diet all you can do is either increase or decrease your chances. You can't control your genetics, and can only partially control your environment.

I went plant based due to high cholesterol and not wanting to go on statins. Along the way I discovered other benefits, more energy, less sluggish. The low PSA count was quite significant considering family history of prostate cancer.

Fish and dairy slowly crept back due to the person I live with needing higher calcium intake than me, but I still eat mostly plant based.

it is of no suprise you are a vegan . why would anyone go on statins? low density or high density high cholesterol ? grass fed meat will not do you any harm what so ever. no doctor recommends anyone to go vegan to help combat cancer. that is absurd .

so you have fish and animal products now , after claiming they are bad for your health , all because your friend needs a higher calcium intake ? some will power there to back your claims .

when is the next booster due?

 

[nepalnt21]

when is the next booster due?

oh hahahaha ZING!

yeah, batting practice for the immune system is.. "bad" lollerskates

 

[shiva82]

oh hahahaha ZING!

yeah, batting practice for the immune system is.. "bad" lollerskates

zing ding , wtf are you on about now my special friend?

 

[RobFromTX]

I think it all comes down to how much you eat when it comes to longevity. If theres one thing that most centenarians have in common its calorie restriction and most people eat far more than they need.
Good luck with that because getting that old looks absolutely miserable
I'll just keep gorging on pizza and fig newtons

 

[buzzmobile]

fig newtons

Ask Mom to pick some up.

 

[mean mr.mustard]

I get pretty damned excited about fruit and cake.

 

[BudToaster]

did anybody ask for this?:

AI RESEARCH​

AI research agents design new COVID-fighting proteins​

The Rundown: Stanford researchers just introduced the Virtual Lab, an AI research platform where specialized AI agents collaborate with human scientists to tackle complex scientific challenges — successfully designing and validating new nanobodies against recent COVID variants.

The details:

The system uses multiple AI agents with distinct specialties (immunologist, ML specialist, computational biologist) coordinated by an AI Principal Investigator. The AI team members hold structured "meetings" to discuss and refine their work, requiring only light guidance from human scientists. Over 90% of the AI-designed molecules were stable and worked as intended when produced in the lab. Lab testing identified two promising candidates from 92 designed proteins that can attach to both new COVID variants and the original virus.

Why it matters: AI superteams are now tackling scientific research — and soon, we’ll all be having check-ins with an expert panel of our subject of choice. As AI reaches Ph.D.-level intelligence and beyond, the thought of what can be accomplished by groups of genius agents with an endless array of specialties is staggering to consider.

what could possibly go wrong?

 

[BudToaster]

self-amplifying mRNA transfection is coming

someone, please, explain how that can be a good thing ... to make the body constantly, 24/7, create antigens for the immune system to deal with. more than batting practice.

wouldn't getting the virus itself be better - at least the attack stops once the immune system has dealt with it.

 

[mean mr.mustard]

Have you ever given your heart a day off?