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*GHETTOBLASTER » 07 Dec 2024, 11:23 pm » wrote: ↑

07 Dec 2024, 11:23 pm

I have always suspected McDonalds beef to have additives that made it addictive.
It doesn't taste the same as hamburger you buy at Safeway.
I don't know if your "app" mentions that or not...but that would be pretty cool to find out if my gut instincts are right about that.
I don't have a smart phone..so I don't have any "apps".
My exposures to toxic chemicals and lead are what I'll blame for dementia first.
I'm pretty satisfied with my "age to  physical capability ratio" and I do not envy very many folks who are much older than I am.
It would drive me nuts to be incapable of tending to my chores, hobbies and pass times.

Yes, toxins are what cause dementia - not age. The reason that age is positively correlated with dementia is that toxins build up. When toxins cause dementia in younger people, we call that "early onset" dementia - to further the lie that dementia is related to age and not to toxins.

And the medical system in which this crime against your humanity and mine occurs is the one you feel compelled to defend. 

By the way, avoiding dementia is pretty **** easy and pretty **** cheap. 

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The dirty dozen are items of produce that contain the most insecticides and should never be purchased in a conventional form - only organic. 
The clean 15 are produce items that are perfectly safe to purchase conventional. 

Among the dirty dozen are apples, peaches and pears, ANY berries but especially strawberries, tomatoes, spinach and kale, nectarines, and sweet bell peppers. Potatoes are another filthy food. 

Among the clean 15 are cabbages, bananas, avocados, onions, I believe garlic, and asparagus. It has no pesticides because bugs do not go after it. I love the stuff, but it makes my swimming pool smell funny.