Thread: Avoid alcohol and sugar if you do not want Cancer

I would like to see a genetic study on Keith Richards. With the intake of substances he has had over the years , he should have succumbed years back. Unless he is actually a zombie now !

More good news, Bob [ kinda makes beer & sugar look harmless]


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Originally Posted by trog

I would like to see a genetic study on Keith Richards. With the intake of substances he has had over the years , he should have succumbed years back. Unless he is actually a zombie now !

He sure looks like one.

Now, don't panic, but it is the end of civilisation as we know it, Bob


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Originally Posted by JohnF

I added that to answer the guy from page one who said he would take the risk. Yes a glass of wine at the dinner table is not as much of a risk as that of a heavy drinker, but still increases your risk. For example a glass of wine a day triples your risk of breast cancer or prostrate cancer.

By the way no matter how much a girl drinks she will not increase her risk for prostrate cancer, but a man will

John it is Prostate cancer. There is no second r in the word.
Prostrate means lying on the ground.

Originally Posted by Coastie

John it is Prostate cancer. There is no second r in the word.
Prostrate means lying on the ground.

Funnily enough, this use to annoy the bejesus out of me at first when every second man at work noted in on the history questionnaire. Now, I just accept that a lot of men can't spell their own type of cancer.

Ultimately we all know what he means, for once.

John F,
Honestly, you can't wrap yourself up in cotton wool all your life. As long as you do things, including drinking alcohol, in moderation. I think cigarettes are a bigger risk to your health than the occasional tipple or the couple of spoons of sugar in your coffee.
If you want to be super cautious about risks in life, don't get out of bed in the morning that way the only risk you face is the roof falling on you.

Originally Posted by vnx205

John, you seem to be implying that your sad story about the man in the gutter in Kings Cross is an illustration of what will happen to anyone who drinks.

It may be typical of the sort of thing that happens to someone who spends their life drinking to excess. It is most unlikely to happen to people who have a small red wine with dinner a few times a week in the safety of their own home.

Once again, it appears that you are using a single example from your own experience to prove some sort of point. A single example of a drunk in Kings Cross is not evidence that if you drink you will end up needing to have someone else wipe your backside.

But there are hundreds of Examples. Today's Sydney Morning Herald Newspaper talks of how many young executive women are being treated for liver disease [which will often turn into cancer later in life], and these are women in their 20's. And they are sick because they are ignorant of what their binge drinking is doing to them.

They are ignorant of the medical fact that alcohol is causing them to get Liver disease in their 20s.

Now I am not against women's lib in what I am about to say. Men can drink more than women, because men have a different Physiology--we are not equal, women may drink as much as men legally, but it affects them much more. That is scientific fact. See men have cells in the Stomach that detoxifies the Poison Alcohol. Women do not have those cells. It is the way the different sexes are made. Viva La Difference.