/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15479786
To remind you of your status as a mortal

>>15479786
>halitosis
Repent.

https://youtu.be/oDdyZjo-Cug

>>15479795
Blocked in my country

I always had occasionally recurring problems with tonsillitiths. But after my Pfizer vaxx it turned into a chronic inflammatory tonsillitis + laryngitis.

>>15479795

>>15479786
Probably to maintain a culture of microbes beneficial to the oral microbiome.
Without the resident microbes, your mouth is free real-estate for any harmful invaders.

>>15479786
You have hallucinations real bad, bro

>>15479786
I don't know but they're really fun to poke at with a pencil eraser. Everyone with tonsils has tonsil stones, not that 10% of whatever number is floating around.

>>15479786
People in the past didn’t have a high sugar diet.

>A diet high in sugar can cause bad breath because of how sugars interact with bacteria that's already in your mouth. These bacteria feed on sugars to cause bad breath. Saliva keeps your mouth clean by removing food particles that can be a cause of bad breath.

>>15480121
How high are we talking?

>>15479807
NO REFUNDS
https://odysee.com/@Realfake_Newsource:9/RFNS-10.22-001-015:5

>>15479786
>What is the evolutionary purpose of tonsil crypts?
Hardly anyone gets those nassy things anon.

>>15479807
>But after my Pfizer vaxx it turned into a chronic inflammatory tonsillitis + laryngitis.
You need some boosties anon. Go get your booster!

>>15480045
>Everyone with tonsils has tonsil stones
Cope. Less than 10% of 1% of people have them.

tonsil stones bro? totally weak sauce man. they stink to high hell. i'd recommend using mouth wash if you have that tonsil stone prob. totally not hygienic and totally bad

>>15479786

I remember reading a theory that the tonsils are actually vestigial gill openings.

So this is what our gills are reduced to after 350 million years of living on land.

>>15479786
>implying evolutionism transformationism is science and not fairy tales
You literally just read it in a book and take it on faith that man came from monke because it's never happened in all of observational science, and nothing even close to that sort of change of kinds has ever happened either.

>>15480121
>People in the past didn’t have a high sugar diet
People in the fucking cavemen era maybe. Medieval people ate a lot of pastries, cakes, pancakes.

>>15480411
Less than 10% or 1% on /sci/ have sources

>>15480717
They ate pastries as treats.
Your main daily water intake is liquid sugar.

>>15480604
this

shit like tonsils are results of humans being designed by something else that literally did not give a shit about the fine details. This is why we have the issues we have. We are genetic throw aways who had long since served their purpose.

You do not matter.