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To: editor-surveyor

“Cut Alzheimer’s Risk by 394 Percent”

OK, but what happens when cutting it by 394% isn’t enough and you still get Alz? Suffer and die because some Luddite like you that can’t seem to keep up with technology “because it’s just too hard” said so?

I prefer science over old wives tales and ignorance.


44 posted on 02/09/2012 3:42:03 PM PST by CodeToad (NO TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION!!!)
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To: CodeToad

>> “OK, but what happens when cutting it by 394% isn’t enough and you still get Alz?” <<

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Have an example?

Of course not, because abuse of technology is not really “science,” no matter how much you whine.

Living bodies need life source substances to heal; drugs will never do it, because healing is a cell growing process that cannot be helped by alien poisons no matter how costly their manufacture may be.


48 posted on 02/09/2012 4:14:23 PM PST by editor-surveyor (No Federal Sales Tax - No Way!)
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To: CodeToad
I'm curious as to how risk of ANY kind can be cut by 394%. The maximum possible reduction in the chance of occurrence of a particular event is 100%.

For instance, reducing accident risk from 16 in 100,000 to 8 in 100,000 is a 50% reduction. Reducing it from 16 in 100,000 to zero is still ‘only’ a 100% reduction. Unless someone is playing games and misrepresenting their numbers, there is no way to show a 394% reduction in risk.

Then again, maybe a 394% reduction in the risk of Alzheimer's mean you can actually reduce OTHER people's risk just by being in the same room with them. ; - )

55 posted on 02/10/2012 5:31:27 AM PST by WayneS (Comments now include 25% more sarcasm for no additional charge)
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