Thorn

3y

Pre-emptive chemo directly injected in our food would make us save so much time too but I don’t know if it could be possible with our current technology. Man I’m so invested in this thank you @op I feel like I’m in school again

Nort

3y

i wonder if they used this argument when antibiotics were invented

lol like who cares? if it works it works

plants

3y

get a double dose cuz you might live to 150 being so healthy and that's two lifetimes so yeah it only makes sense

Theory Talk Trader

3y

i'd assume when the cancer cells are dead

i've heard most people do it for about 6-9 months depending on how many cells are available

i've also heard that it's good to do it once a decade to make sure they don't form again

plants

3y

get a double dose cuz you might live to 150 being so healthy and that's two lifetimes so yeah it only makes sense

lnstinct

3y

They just want a quick fix

lnstinct

3y

Ok but it doesn’t & is very bad for u

Theory Talk Trader

3y

well that's silly, i doubt it increases lifespan that significantly

Why Yesterday

3y

Yeah. I can tell.

You wouldn't consider this if you did.

I'm being completely serious, find a chemo support group or something and tell them about this. See what they say if you seriously think this would be good for you.

plants

3y

An excerpt from The Myth of Normal which I am reading now

"We know from autopsies, for example, that many woman have breast cancer cells, just as many men have prostate cancer cells, without ever developing the disease of cancer. The question is, What drives the progression of these cells into clinical illness? ... This is where stress plays its incendiary role: for example, through the release of inflammatory proteins into the circulation--proteins that can instigate damage to DNA and impede DNA repair in the face of malignant transformation"

You'd be a nutjob to expose your seemingly healthy body to radiation before you, idk, meditate or get a spa subscription

ragedsycokiller

3y

I mean, if you're already bald I guess this works

hoopsplayer21

3y

on top of this technically being elective no?

Theory Talk Trader

3y

i'll try and find a preemptive chemo support group because it seems more relevant to my interests

Deletedd

3y

wrong thread sorry

pussy bacon

3y

In what sense

hoopsplayer21

3y

feel like you gotta be uber rich or unemployed for this? wouldn’t the chemo make you weak to the point that work would be way too taxing?

garetare

3y

what the hell is wrong with you

Deletedd

3y

it was an honest mistake dude

Theory Talk Trader

3y

in my case, im between jobs right now but i have a decent amount of money saved. my plan would be to do chemo in the mornings and then gym in the evenings to balance out the muscle loss

but again this is just spitballing. i need to arrange an appointment with a physician first to talk shop

garetare

3y

:wermit: