Feb 16, 2023·2 replies
Sir RealThis why I smoke cigs
Basically building up my immune system against cancer (never mind freeing up more testosterone, preventing Alzheimer’s, obesity, and increasing my cognitive function)
How are you not permabanned yet
Feb 16, 2023·2 replies
NeonNigga23I’m calling my doctor to put me on chemotherapy
I think you should do some more research first
Feb 16, 2023Gonna have dudes on TikTok Vlogging their pre emotive chemotherapy hitting a dance while getting the life sucked out of them
- garetare ✅Feb 16, 2023str8dollaz
How are you not permabanned yet
mods on Newport payroll
Feb 16, 2023·1 replyChemo and radiation therapy increase your chances of actually developing cancer op
Go figure 🫤
Feb 16, 2023str8dollazBecause all this s*** is happening on the cellular level, it is extremely difficult to completely eradicate every single cancer cell. And once it has spread to other parts of the body it is impossible
I get it but you're not answering my question
- Feb 16, 2023str8dollaz
How are you not permabanned yet
didn’t realize posting scientific facts was breaking the rules
- Feb 16, 2023·2 repliesNeonNigga23
I’m calling my doctor to put me on chemotherapy
you have cancer?
- Feb 16, 2023·1 replyDrDreezy
Chemo and radiation therapy increase your chances of actually developing cancer op
Go figure 🫤
You in med school?
- NeonNigga23 ♻️Feb 16, 2023pussy bacon
I think you should do some more research first
This thread is enough for me
- garetare ✅Feb 16, 2023·2 repliesThorn
you have cancer?
i might after reading this thread
- Feb 16, 2023
This thread is so wild. I’m not even a person anymore
- Feb 16, 2023·1 replySmoofer
You in med school?
Yeah almost done
- Feb 16, 2023·1 replypussy bacon
I think you should do some more research first
His doctor isn’t going to prescribe him any anyway lol. You need a certain license to be able to prescribe chemo, and no doctor with that license in their right mind would prescribe it to him
- Feb 16, 2023·1 replyDrDreezy
How much of the bone marrow was exposed to radiation
The amount of radiation that reached the bone marrow
The radiation dose rate (how much was given in each dose, how long it took to give the dose, and how often it was given)
Most often, these cancers develop within several years of a person's radiation treatment. Then the chance of developing a new cancer slowly declines over the following years.it sounds like the chances are slim because you have already killed the cancerous cells
- NeonNigga23 ♻️Feb 16, 2023·1 replyThorn
you have cancer?
No it’s so I don’t get cancer
- Feb 16, 2023Theory Talk Trader
it sounds like the chances are slim because you have already killed the cancerous cells
Lmao man you’re something else
- Feb 16, 2023garetare
i might after reading this thread
bro you don't get cancer like this
we're working overtime for nothing rn you guys are truly f***ing braindead - Feb 16, 2023
- Feb 16, 2023·1 replyNeonNigga23
No it’s so I don’t get cancer
then u meant pre-emptive chemo
- Feb 16, 2023·2 repliesDrDreezy
Yeah almost done
Sheesh nice. I work in precision medicine / molecular pathology
- Feb 16, 2023·3 repliesstr8dollaz
His doctor isn’t going to prescribe him any anyway lol. You need a certain license to be able to prescribe chemo, and no doctor with that license in their right mind would prescribe it to him
I don’t think he’s American so the rules are obviously going to be different
- Feb 16, 2023garetare
i might after reading this thread
Your posts have me crying
- Feb 16, 2023Smoofer
Sheesh nice. I work in precision medicine / molecular pathology
That’s important work right there. Respect
- garetare ✅Feb 16, 2023·1 replypussy bacon
I don’t think he’s American so the rules are obviously going to be different
how do you know