As someone who works with radiation in a hospital setting, please don’t ………………………………….idiot

i feel it’s more serious tho. i get the thinking but idk. it’s almost a fear of death more than it is fear of illness

^^

I am really struggling to find the downside of this if we're being honest.

i don't think this would be performed in a hospital, more of a private clinic so im sure it's safe

and we're not even talking about the economic benefits

makes sense to me

nah they pullin out charts

it would benefit the mental anxiety of many that’s for sure

The short-term effects could be rough but it really seems worth it in the long run

they doin BOGO pre-emptive chemo at the walgreens

Has op already gotten a stern talking to itt or do I need to jump in

Does this even work?

No

your time is better spent elsewhere regardless

(bring back the original hah smiley imo)

Yeah exactly. I’m not discounting stress and it’s role but it concerns me more that most of us are exposed to a lot of questionable s***, and it’s pretty hard to avoid. I don’t trust the cell phones that we sleep with either for example, microwaves and Bluetooth technology worry me too with the free radicals and stuff, and then food like I said. For lower class people it’s almost impossible to eat well, forget avoiding the other things.

But avoiding risk factors including stress is what preemptive care should look like if someone is serious about it

70/30

depending of your physical condition, of course

very promising

im more understanding of the risks but the benefits keep adding up imo

Am I bugging, I don’t think that’s how probability works

My grandson already been on this wave actually, gets the sympathy chemo dates too

70/30 of what lmao this is supposed to be before you even have cancer right?

not buggin dudes off one

At least OP wont ever get brain cancer cause aint no cells in there to begin with