i know what you are

It does really seem like Gabor is spitting mad facts in this book imma be honest. And I only just finished part 1

people on normal chemo wont really relate or understand i think though, its two vastly different things

like water and sparkling

Plastic surgery isn't always cosmetic

you see my point tho, and this type of chemo is basically cosmetic lol

Not really its more of an investment in your future

Reducing stress is definitely a good idea

But I tend to think it’s more likely our modern diet and other modern conditions/technology that causes so much cancer. Avoiding all processed food would be my first line of defense but I can’t really afford to eat good lol

yea cus everyone is chasing that chemo patient look

which equates to elective imo but to each his own

Sure but is a potentially life saving treatment elective? I would do it 10 times out of ten

it's a multitude of factors forsure

i already be on the vegan train, mostly plant based so i think im chilling

but i mean i did grow up with leaded gasoline and im full of nanoplastics so who f***in knows

The word “potentially” doing a lot of heavy lifting here

Steve Austin was bald as hell and he was goated

Yep they’re all forms of stress on the body

But it was in relation to the fact that more cells didn’t necessarily indicate cancer

Wouldn’t it make you super weak? And we have vivid flying around?

Not really, you're either gonna get cancer or not. It's 50/50, the treatment can save a lot of lives either way

seems like there is an increase in hypochondriacs tho and i feel like we really need to figure out why

covid

the vax or disease

I KID!

for the slow ones itt

im triple vaxxed im fine

So you can potentially skip the entire post-chemotherapy process by doing it pre-emptively

the benefits keep adding up in my head ngl