Does Exercise REALLY prevent cancer?

BrianKade001 said:

With all respect, where did you read this because it seems that the writer was in mood to troll readers. This is too good to be true. I do agree that thoughts and words have a great impact on our life, but this experiment or research whatever one says, doesn't sound to be true.

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Let me find that experiment somewhere i know i have heard a lot about and i have read special book about water and how it all works

it wasnt that hard lol

http://www.pureinsight.org/node/1626
http://www.2knowmyself.com/The_power_of_words/Dr_emoto_experiment_water_crystals_photographs
http://www.highexistence.com/water-experiment/

And here is Wikipedia with all facts and dates

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masaru_Emoto

hatemachine said:

Oh it's written in a book, indeed it must be true. Why do we all even waste our time with IM? Just print money with your thoughts. This could be the next best-selling WSO.

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Sure, go ahead, And then more people say that they cured cancer and they tell how they did it.
That book and film have helped me a lot and i know others as well and they tell the same, so i dont care if others say something else. I stay at my experience and facts.


Here are success stories about curing cancer. And please keep your troll comments at yourself

http://thesecret.tv/search.html?cx=...B:1&ie=UTF-8&q=cancer&sa.x=0&sa.y=0&sa=Search

we all gotta go sometime but exercise can at least help delay the inevitable

ferma231 said:

Here are success stories about curing cancer. And please keep your troll comments at yourself

http://thesecret.tv/search.html?cx=...B:1&ie=UTF-8&q=cancer&sa.x=0&sa.y=0&sa=Search

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Wait! Are you telling me the website has positive testimonials about their own product? Woah man. I believe they can be fake, but not sure. That would be too crazy, website owners faking testimonials and stuff. I wonder if there is a forum where you can buy fake reviews and testimonials, but not sure man; that would go beyond our comprehension.

hatemachine said:

Wait! Are you telling me the website has positive testimonials about their own product? Woah man. I believe they can be fake, but not sure. That would be too crazy, website owners faking testimonials and stuff. I wonder if there is a forum where you can buy fake reviews and testimonials, but not sure man; that would go beyond our comprehension.

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Yeah, your username makes sense

depends on what type of sickness...

That reminds me....

Lance Armstrong...

Can you believe the ball on that guy?

Personally I don't believe that BS with medication, head hurts, drink medication, it's rather killing you than helping you. Yes it helps you, but in the long-term it kills you.

The real medicine for EVERYTHING is , eat healthy and exercise.

By healthy, I mean many fruits (not just 1-2, but a lot like 5-7 etc), chicken, no milk, no bread , no flour.
Exercise daily.

You will never get cancer, you will never get sick
Don't believe in dentists, doctors etc. I'n my life I've been to a dentist only once or twice, no more, and my teeth are a lot better than most people.


Luka

I think the health benefits of exercise far outweigh any reason one could come up with for it to not make sense.

For example, maybe it doesn't prevent cancer, so I won't do it.

Facts:
Lowers your risk of heart disease
You will live longer
You'll look better

ferma231 said:

Yeah, your username makes sense

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I believe your linguistic skills aren't good enough to differ between sarcasm and hating. Where the hell did I hate on you in my previous post? I merely made a sarcastic comment about you posting testimonials from a webpage that is selling their product, which people on BHW are faking and buying on the daily basis. Get it now? You are biased, thus you aren't looking at both sides of your 'water' and 'secret' wizardry. Because if you weren't biased, then you would know that 'Masaru Emoto' is a joke in the scientific community. But neither did you know that James Randi who is running http://www.randi.org/site/ offered him a million dollars to prove his theory, which he obviously did not reply to. Masaru Emoto is just a pseudoscientist making money of selling his books to gullible people like you, but hey if it satisfies your mind who am I to judge.