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Thread ID: 137924	2014-09-09 05:13:00	Talking of strokes.	Cicero (40)	PC World Chat

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1383530	2014-09-12 02:39:00	Naturally, they aren't going to do it if it doesn't get them any money I know it's tricky one, but my point was, you can get it subscribed when you don't need it, the industry is there for profit, not your wellbeing.	Cicero (40)
1383531	2014-09-12 03:31:00	I personally have cracked it naturally, as far as I can tell. I originally heard these ideas that taking Statins didn't lower your death rate at all, just stopped you from dying of a heart attack. I started looking around for some alternative cure without much luck until I came across this BBC doco by Michael Mosely. vimeo.com I went on the program and had great results apart from high blood pressure, docter said I needed meds to keep it under control. I had impressed him with the diet so he agreed hold off on the meds while I did a search ( don't go on Wikipedia to research BP meds, they all have some bad effects associated with them). In the end I came up with Hawthorn extract. This worked really well, and has other beneficial effects on your heart and circulatory system as well as lowering your blood pressure. At 73 I now pass my annual health check with no problems. Now I need a cure for absent minddness !	PPp (9511)
1383532	2014-09-12 03:48:00	I know it's tricky one, but my point was, you can get it subscribed when you don't need it, the industry is there for profit, not your wellbeing. I know, I agree.	Agent_24 (57)
1383533	2014-09-12 06:41:00	Makes one wonder why it is that we live 50 years longer than in the past, could it be modern medicine ?	Cicero (40)
1383534	2014-09-12 08:09:00	Metric Calendars.	R2x1 (4628)
1383535	2014-09-12 08:57:00	Makes one wonder why it is that we live 50 years longer than in the past, could it be modern medicine ? Luck I think rather than anything rational like modern medicine. My mother died aged 35, My father died aged 64 - his early death was probably self inflicted through a 40 a day habit, whereas my mother just had no luck with her health all through her short life. My uncles, aunts and grandmothers lived well into their 80's despite WW1 service for three of the uncles, living through the depression, and eating tons of red meat and fatty butter and dripping (which I loved as a kid). Hard hard work may have been a major contributor to their long lives. None of them had access to statins or beta blockers, but they still lived to a good age (apart from my parents)..	John H (8)
1383536	2014-09-12 08:57:00	Better nutrition and hygiene. Mind you excess calories and less exercise seem to be a negative trend. We tend to need doctors more the older we get.	PPp (9511)
1383537	2014-09-12 19:38:00	Luck I think rather than anything rational like modern medicine. My mother died aged 35, My father died aged 64 - his early death was probably self inflicted through a 40 a day habit, whereas my mother just had no luck with her health all through her short life. My uncles, aunts and grandmothers lived well into their 80's despite WW1 service for three of the uncles, living through the depression, and eating tons of red meat and fatty butter and dripping (which I loved as a kid). Hard hard work may have been a major contributor to their long lives. None of them had access to statins or beta blockers, but they still lived to a good age (apart from my parents).. We must talk about is averages not specifics, what you are talking about is genetics.	Cicero (40)
1383538	2014-09-12 19:57:00	The Zarathustra Ahead Party are promising new, enhanced Level VII genes for all if elected, with DNA in the colour of your choice. (By all, they of course mean all supporters of the true faith.) Exclusions apply.	R2x1 (4628)
1383539	2014-09-12 19:58:00	Longer life now probably owes a great deal more to better plumbing than to better medicines.	R2x1 (4628)
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