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Old 04-07-2009, 15:08   #16
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we all need salt to live, but too much will kill us. we all need water to live, but too much will kill us. why should we dismiss the idea that just enough of this will actually do us good in some way?
I'm not going to dismiss the idea that rubbing cow dung on my face could do some good. I just have no reason to believe it will and no reason to tell others to expect it will.
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Re: Scientists believe the strangest things

however, you have been presented with reason to believe that this substance may prolong life, yet you have immediately rubbished it... so where does that leave you?
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however, you have been presented with reason to believe that this substance may prolong life, yet you have immediately rubbished it... so where does that leave you?

1st of all, extending the life of some worms is nothing like a human. Second of all, heavy water could potentially affect any number of other a bodies chemical reactions if consumed in large quantities.

And 3rd and most importantly other research shows large doses of heavy water KILLS mammals.
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we all need salt to live, but too much will kill us. we all need water to live, but too much will kill us. why should we dismiss the idea that just enough of this will actually do us good in some way?
You go first...
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1st of all, extending the life of some worms is nothing like a human. Second of all, heavy water could potentially affect any number of other a bodies chemical reactions if consumed in large quantities.

And 3rd and most importantly other research shows large doses of heavy water KILLS mammals.
firstly, you missed the bit I put in italics that says "may prolong life"
secondly, you missed the bit I put in italics that says "may prolong life"

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i'd rather not! I prefer to observe from the background and make my move once others have failed or succeeded first!!
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Re: Scientists believe the strangest things

An ice cube made from heavy water sinks when out put in a glass of water.

http://jchemed.chem.wisc.edu/JCESoft...CUBE/CD2R1.HTM

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