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>> No.3257944

mononucleosis

>> No.3257954

Athiesm

>> No.3257963

hope

>> No.3257965

EK

>> No.3257969

As many as I can by my death.

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3257971

homosexuality

>> No.3257975

Death

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3257980

>>3257965

>> No.3257983

>>3257944
grow up and it won't be a problem

>> No.3257991

>>3257932
Dementias really are a horrible thing and the rate of them is skyrocketing. I honestly think it has to do with modern processed foods, because before about the 1950s, Alzheimer's Disease was pretty damned rare.

>> No.3258000

>>3257991
Aw, way to ruin a good trollfest with a serious comment. You suck.

>> No.3258011

>>3257991
Are you sure it wasn't just that people didn't live as long so in shorter lifetimes there wasn't as much chance of getting it ?

>> No.3258023

>>3258011
Not really, because I read a study about villages in Eastern Europe where most of the population was 65+ (the younger people had all moved to the cities). People had lots of age-related problems like aches and pains and arthritis, and some were a bit crazy, but none suffered from anything resembling AD.

The conclusion being that they all grew their own food with no pesticides and all their livestock were grass-fed.

>> No.3258043

>>3257991
Noe also that India (where the antioxidant curry is a standard part of diets) has very few dementia cases.

>> No.3258073

http://www.businessweek.com/lifestyle/content/healthday/650106.html

This article suggests that numerous dementia cases are not Alzheimer's related at all.

My grandmother was accused by the home once of having AD, but I absolutely know she did not because she had none of the behavioral symptoms associated with it. She would get a little bit confused sometimes and say strange things, but if anything, she probably had cerebral atherosclerosis.

>> No.3258113

>>3258000
When people troll you, you just ignore them and keep going rather than reply.

>> No.3258134

>>3258113
But then you'll just end up samefagging when there's no one else around but trolls.

>> No.3258150

>>3258134
Yeh, but what can you do when you're the only person with an IQ above room temperature?

>> No.3258163

Aging.

>> No.3258174

>>3258163
Yes, but there are certain specific aging problems I'd want to see resolved, namely bone, muscle, and joint weaknesses, and dementias. The rest doesn't matter that much.

>> No.3258254

cystic fibrosis
MS