Recent content by Gurgeh

I use this : https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://www.amazon.de/-/en/Greendoor-Deodorant-Aluminium-Preservatives-Manufacturer/dp/B00XZ7SQXS&ved=2ahUKEwipgcmxmYqOAxUrdvUHHdoGPf8QFnoECCYQAQ&usg=AOvVaw3yx1ah9R8bBBXiHp_xOQVF Not sure if you can find it in the...

Artificial sweeteners are likely to damage gut bacteria, which could translate into increased risk of everything (auto immune disorders, alzeihmer's, cancer...) but the increase in risk is difficult to measure in actual studies, unlike actual sugar. Therefore the increase in risk is at least 10x...

Well that's not how math work, but ok.

Soda is a really, really bad one. Highly addictive, you can consume massive amount without immediat consequence, will fuck up every organ long term.

Bowel cancer rates start to be high in the late 50's And each serving per day of soda increase you risk by 18% https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35470384/#:~:text=SSB%20consumption%20was%20associated%20with,1.72%3B%20Ptrend%20%3D%200.002). Long term sugar abuse doesn't have good outcomes, and...

Come on, a good old 777 while unconfortable is quite safe.

Isn't the 737 next gen actually the last proper boeing plane ?

In another thread I mentionned that I didn't care about flying 787, I just avoided completely 737 max, and I was told by FoH concensus that "you shouldn't". So I booked A350 for this summer. Never doubt FoH concensus, you'll die. That being said I wouldn't have booked Air India, even in A350 or...

As we get older, our body can tolerate less... You're slightly obese, but still obese, meaning you probably have constantly fairly high blood sugar, which causes inflamation, and all sort of problems. Diabetes is a major risk increase for Afib, so it is possibly an issue. You probably don't have...

When he mentions sleep apnea, is it related to obesity ? That could explain a lot, and mean there's an easy fix.

Polyps? You're talking colon cancer? Colon cancer is another beast. If you're at risk, screening is indeed a good idea. I don't think very many people do not die of their colon cancer if left untreated.

It looks like 95% of the prostate cancer are benign, so it seems the correct, and current way to deal with it, is to not look for it unless there are symptoms. You don't want to reduce your life expectancy by taking serious cancer treatment for something that won't bother you and much less kill...

Half of 90 years old have prostate cancer. Very few die of it. Only 2% of men die of it. Would seem to be one of the least dangerous and to progress very slowly in the vast majority of case. To the point that screening isn't recommanded in most cases.

You'll need to do a little bit of work What would you like to improve? For example : fuck it's summer, my allergies are back. Get on quercetine, nac, iodine and some b vitamine. Then fuck it's autumn i'm going to get sick again, you start on vitamine C, D, zinc, copper and maybe some green tea...

It's probably better to rotate your vitamin rather than taking the same all the time. I know chinese doctors like to give a different prescription for each season. Intuitively it seems a good idea.