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Sperm damage from smoking: Passed down to future generations?
- Thread starter LiveGiveTryDie
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The_Leader
Non-Hilocentric
roflmao....thanx
the govs always tryin
while lil kids r dien
just because theyv no money
nor bread or honey
to fill their tummy
but bombs fall
Gis crawl
wives of dead colateral bawl
mo mo mo
off to war we go
my kin may fight
but that dont make it right
the govs always tryin
while lil kids r dien
just because theyv no money
nor bread or honey
to fill their tummy
but bombs fall
Gis crawl
wives of dead colateral bawl
mo mo mo
off to war we go
my kin may fight
but that dont make it right
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EatCannabisRaw
who cares this world is fucked up and damaged neways and we need less humans 
LiveGiveTryDie
Member
Do you have evidence of this study being gov't backed?The_Leader said:
And even if it were, why would the gov't want to tell you that the env. toxins (which they generally don't try to protect us from) are to blame?
Doesn't make too much sense to me.
If anything the gov't would want to prevent this info from coming out.
I'm skeptical. Not least because the BBC tend to print anything that will get hits these days, regardless of the accuracy and without the slightest bit of fact checking.
Also, considering the general message of the governments these days is to not smoke, cut down on drinking and not do drugs, a story like this seems like a way of scaring people to comply. I know, it's a conspiracy theory, but it's feasible and I really don't trust scientific reports when so many conflicting reports hit the news in any given week.
I'm not ruling it out. I'm just saying that I guarantee a report will be out in the next month which says drinking alcohol actually makes your sperm DNA super sturdy and possibly give them super powers.
Also, considering the general message of the governments these days is to not smoke, cut down on drinking and not do drugs, a story like this seems like a way of scaring people to comply. I know, it's a conspiracy theory, but it's feasible and I really don't trust scientific reports when so many conflicting reports hit the news in any given week.
I'm not ruling it out. I'm just saying that I guarantee a report will be out in the next month which says drinking alcohol actually makes your sperm DNA super sturdy and possibly give them super powers.
LiveGiveTryDie
Member
Time will tell, I suppose. =)b8man said:
Seriously though, it's an interesting concept: that environmental toxins can damage the way your sperm is made, or damage it after it's made - and then those damages are part of the foundation for creating a new being. That is something that is quite scary, whether it is toxins in your drinking water, or smoking.
I seriously doubt the gov't would be pleased to tell the world that env. toxins are doing something like this. They want the least hassle from environmental organizations as possible, for sure!
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Oh Jeesh. No doubts remain.
LiveGiveTryDie
Member
There will always be doubts, my friend! If only we could talk to sperm....Crazy Composer said:
Keep on rockin, Composer!
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Guest
It was almost off the page this morning,I bet he was starting to bum out.Then he was rescued by someone with an obvious impediment
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Psychosativa
EatCannabisRaw said:who cares this world is fucked up and damaged neways and we need less humans
I think we need more human humans
Oh yes, and pesticides seem to work this way as well.LiveGiveTryDie said:
Maybe the Scientist should take another Journey? Just to be sure about the findings.
Disclaimer: I'm not a scientist and I'm also not a journie(alist), but that study has nothing to do with marijuana at all.
So a few scientists decided to poison some rats with a hormone-disrupting fungicide chemical called vinclozolin, and they found out that it fucked up genes in their sperm ? So ? Is that surprising ?
If I was a young man I would not drink very heavily and not smoke two packets of cigarettes a day while I was trying to conceive a child
Professor Cynthia Daniels
Rutgers University
And so ? If I was a fucking scientist, I wouldn't need to poison a bunch of freaking rats in order to reach the conclusion that smoking two packs of cigarettes a day and drinking heavily is bad for you. Anybody who is not retarded knows that.
Like I said, this study has zero to do with marijuana. I think that the main thing that the study proves is don't poison yourself with the fungicide chemical called vinclozolin. Not that I had thought about doing that before I ever wasted my time in clicking on this thread.
So a few scientists decided to poison some rats with a hormone-disrupting fungicide chemical called vinclozolin, and they found out that it fucked up genes in their sperm ? So ? Is that surprising ?
If I was a young man I would not drink very heavily and not smoke two packets of cigarettes a day while I was trying to conceive a child
Professor Cynthia Daniels
Rutgers University
And so ? If I was a fucking scientist, I wouldn't need to poison a bunch of freaking rats in order to reach the conclusion that smoking two packs of cigarettes a day and drinking heavily is bad for you. Anybody who is not retarded knows that.
Like I said, this study has zero to do with marijuana. I think that the main thing that the study proves is don't poison yourself with the fungicide chemical called vinclozolin. Not that I had thought about doing that before I ever wasted my time in clicking on this thread.
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