Re: O.T. FYI

On Jun 27, 11:13 am, "[M]adman" <ad...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Devils Advocaat wrote:
On 26 June, 03:20, "[M]adman" <ad...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Farrah Fawcett Died today at 9:28 AM
<http://www.tmz.com/2009/06/25/farrah-fawcett-dies/>

Michael Jackson Died today at 12:26 p.m
<http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20090625/michael_....>

sad.

Jackson was 50 y.o. Fawcett was only 62

I believed both were fine artists that brought much entertainment to
many.

Indeed I agree that it is sad, and that they were fine artists, but
there is a high probability that their lifestyles had something to do
with their seemingly premature deaths.

In Jackson's case it probably was drug overuse and drug mixing.

Possible. If we're speculating, I have two alternative possibilities:
1. He was fifty years old, and out of shape. With a comeback tour
coming up, he was probably trying to whip himself into shape for a
*very strenuous dance routine, and wa asking his body to adapt too
fast.
2. He may have had wacky ideas about diet, and may have had
malnutrition.

These, and your drug speculation, are not mutually exclusive.

Of course, we don't know.

If
Faucett's, well, drug use is common for actors but  I happen to believe the
human papillomavirus and internal yeast infections are responsible for more
cancers then medical science wants to admit to.

I read some intresting features on stage 3 cancers being eliminated with
diets of zero sugar, no carbs (cancer / yeast / fungus feed on sugar); and a
very intresting article on a doctor in Italy that cured blood cancer with
sodium bicarbonate and glucose by phleboclysis; the former would kill yeast
amd the latter would nourish vital parts of the body as the yeast died and
released toxins. In the end, both cancers were eliminated.

Cancers cannot be eliminated thru diet. <rolls eyes>

I *would agree that eating properly when sick is always a good idea.
Pop Tarts and diet soda will not help get one thru surgery or
chemotherapy.

Eating properly when one is still *well makes some cancers less
likely.

Kermit

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