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Ailure

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Posted on 01-28-07 11:04 AM Link
If you eat more unclean food, your immune system can stand those kind of things better.



So people eating fast food might be able to resist e.coli better. Still, don't go start eating shit now. :/


(edited by Mighty Furfag on 01-28-07 05:04 AM)
Uki-Ki-rby

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Posted on 01-28-07 08:10 PM Link
The only proper way to upgrade your immune system by food is onions and garlic any other way is vaccines or just time itself
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Posted on 01-29-07 01:32 AM Link
No. The only proper way to upgrade your immune system is by getting sick. A lack of challenge leads to decay; if you live a completely sterile life, you'll be incredibly vulnerable.
Uki-Ki-rby

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Since: 01-27-07
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Posted on 01-29-07 02:22 AM Link
What do you think I meant by "time"? Sitting on the couch?
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Posted on 01-29-07 09:22 AM Link
A biology teacher would've given you a big 0 for that answer, though.
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Posted on 01-29-07 09:41 AM Link
Originally posted by Kasumi-Astra
A biology teacher would've given you a big 0 for that answer, though.

Not to mention an English teacher.
Rom Manic









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Posted on 01-29-07 05:41 PM Link
I do not know what to say about the responses in here...But I suppose I'll try something.

Firstly, your body will never grow an immunity to E.Coli. Thats a given. Hell, you produce the shit on a daily basis.

Secondly, you only have to boil your vegetables (Or any infected food) before eating them to eliminate any trace of the bacteria. They do not produce spores once incubated. That means it is not contagious unless you have direct contact with the bacteria itself, either through absorption, inhalation (If it becomes airborne) or ingestion.

The comment that some people are able to resist it better is also bullshit. Everyone can get the common cold or influenza. Why should E.Coli be any different? The fact that older people got it means they're more susceptible to it than other people, but that doesn't make other people immune.


(edited by Rom Manic on 01-29-07 11:42 AM)
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Posted on 01-29-07 06:48 PM Link
I think what he meant was that e-coli most commonly kills children and pensioners because their immune systems are typically weaker than adults. Same with Flu.
Uki-Ki-rby

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Since: 01-27-07
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Posted on 01-29-07 08:37 PM Link
Originally posted by Rom Manic
I do not know what to say about the responses in here...But I suppose I'll try something.

Firstly, your body will never grow an immunity to E.Coli. Thats a given. Hell, you produce the shit on a daily basis.

Secondly, you only have to boil your vegetables (Or any infected food) before eating them to eliminate any trace of the bacteria. They do not produce spores once incubated. That means it is not contagious unless you have direct contact with the bacteria itself, either through absorption, inhalation (If it becomes airborne) or ingestion.

The comment that some people are able to resist it better is also bullshit. Everyone can get the common cold or influenza. Why should E.Coli be any different? The fact that older people got it means they're more susceptible to it than other people, but that doesn't make other people immune.


Exactly E.Coli among other microbes is very strong and unimmunizeable until further mutation of organisms.
Metal Man88

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Posted on 01-30-07 01:21 AM Link
You're acting like E. Coli is godzilla, smashing down buildings and eating children. "Oh my God E. Coli is everywhere" "We cannot escape E. Coli" "We're all going to die from E. Coli"

Clearly you ignore the far more sinister influences in your environment. Cars kill people constantly. Non-tainted fatty foods lead to obesity, diabetes, and heart attacks. The sun causes skin cancer. The air you're breathing (likely polluted) causes lung cancer. You can get tetanus from stepping on rusty, sharp objects. You can get rabies from wildlife, ticks from walking in rural or mountainous areas, various diseases from mosquitoes, and all sorts of things.

And you worry only about E. Coli? For shame. You could avoid it all your life, only to be run over by a truck and die.

Oh, sure, I know what it can do, especially the very bad versions. That is exactly why I believe there is little to fear from it, as long as you're careful and go to the doctor.

Worrying about things like this so obsessively can kill you too.

Of course, I can't stop you from worrying about it--but it is in my opinion a sincere health concern if you cannot stop worrying about a single thing killing you, unless that thing somehow has become far more probable of killing you than, say, the others.
Uki-Ki-rby

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Posted on 01-30-07 01:32 AM Link
Overreacting much? You make us seem like we are like people who can't leave our house.
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Posted on 01-30-07 02:06 AM Link
Originally posted by Uki-Ki-rby
Overreacting much? You make us seem like we are like people who can't leave our house.

No, he is saying that this insane fear of E. Coli is inferior compared to other things, like perhaps the bird flu. That's the big one.
Hiryuu

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Posted on 01-30-07 02:09 AM Link
Originally posted by Zweih
Originally posted by Hiryuu
Originally posted by Zweih
Eh, E.Coli is isn't anything too serious...


Yea, liquified kidneys isn't that bad. Suck it up.

Well, if you leave it untreated, which I doubt any sensible person would do...


Like I said, read Toxin sometime.
HyperHacker

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Posted on 01-31-07 06:58 AM Link
Bah, E.Coli this, bird flu that... global warming should have us all killed in a few decades at this rate anyway.
Originally posted by Metal Man88
Clearly you ignore the far more sinister influences in your environment. Cars kill people constantly. Non-tainted fatty foods lead to obesity, diabetes, and heart attacks. The sun causes skin cancer. The air you're breathing (likely polluted) causes lung cancer. You can get tetanus from stepping on rusty, sharp objects. You can get rabies from wildlife, ticks from walking in rural or mountainous areas, various diseases from mosquitoes, and all sorts of things.

You could get hit by a comet too.
Uki-Ki-rby

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Since: 01-27-07
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Posted on 01-31-07 07:11 AM Link
Originally posted by Metal Man88

Cars kill people constantly.


2 things

1) cars kill the smallest minority of people infact people die from coconuts falling off of tall palm trees more than cars hitting pedestrians.

2) I was hit by a car so you can mark another death off your tally.


(edited by Uki-Ki-rby on 01-31-07 01:12 AM)
Rom Manic









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Posted on 01-31-07 07:12 AM Link
o.o

You're kidding, right?
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Posted on 01-31-07 07:12 AM Link
What fucking planet are you living on?
Uki-Ki-rby

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Since: 01-27-07
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Posted on 01-31-07 07:14 AM Link
....what? Its true!


(edited by Uki-Ki-rby on 01-31-07 01:15 AM)
Rom Manic









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Posted on 01-31-07 07:15 AM Link
We're wondering if you are indeed from another world. Those statistics you provided are most sincerely bullshit.
HyperHacker

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Posted on 01-31-07 07:16 AM Link
Originally posted by Uki-Ki-rby
cars kill the smallest minority of people infact people die from coconuts falling off of tall palm trees more than cars hitting pedestrians.

Do you, by any chance, live on an island covered with coconut trees where cars are banned?
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