Thread 516569514

I have noticed a lot of liberal women getting scarred up by doctors who tear up their skin after basic evals "just in case," as in, they didn't actually find anything. Wtf is this phenomenon? This is permanent scarring on people happening impromptu, i think it sometimes happens same day. Has anyone looked into this? 99% of the people this happens to appear to be women.

>>516569514 (OP)
Doctors get spooked. Every now and then, they get the 22 year old 2 millimeter "too late" melanoma patient.

>>516569514 (OP)
Breast cancer is a giant industry. They tell women they have a lump (which is pretty common/normal) and they need a mastectomy. The doc is just making money.
If you didn't learn all of the US medical system is a huge fucking scam after 2020, I don't know what else to tell you.

>>516569514 (OP)
Women love to spend money, it doesn't matter on what

>>516569514 (OP)
They've been brainwashed to think a mole is cancer lmao

Friendly reminder that westoid medicine is a business.

>>516569514 (OP)
They do this for the same reason every dentist wants to bash out your wisdom teeth and gets extremely pushy/awkward when you say no thanks. It's an easy job and it generates nice billings.

>>516569514 (OP)
Works for me I prefer flat chests

>>516569969
based
Flat chests last forever. Big titties end up at the waist.

>>516569952
My last two lower rows are too wide apart since a dentist butchered my wisdom teeth.

>>516570092
The dentist here just kept bugging me about removing my wisdom teeth. I kept telling him that they are literally causing me zero issues or discomfort so why should I. His only response was that they could start being a problem in the future (maybe). Yeah ok thanks nigger.

>>516569514 (OP)
Fun Fact: doctors make money doing procedures. The more they do the more they make.

>>516570543
>>516570092
Every dentist from the time I was 16 wanted to take my wisdom teeth. The military dentist was even trying to sweeten the deal with painkillers and a day off work.
Fucking kikes...

>>516569514 (OP)
Both my parents had a ton of skin cancer and I'm predisposed to moles. I go to see a dermatologist every six months and sometimes they'll cut one out. I'd rather that than fucking die anon.

>>516569952
>They do this for the same reason every dentist wants to bash out your wisdom teeth and gets extremely pushy/awkward when you say no thanks
Holy shit my fiance is 32 and never had them removed. Her new dentist has been slowly convincing her that they need to be taken out despite the fact they are fully set in already, and had zero negative impact on her mouth. I had to personally cancel her followup because there was no reason at all for her to get them removed.

>>516569795
Aussie truths, pure as Dingo flour.

>>516569514 (OP)
This shit happened to me. Jewish doc cut off a large circle from my skin after he saw something “odd” on my chest. It was like getting circumcised again.
>good news! We didn’t find anything. That’ll be 180 dollars goy.

>>516570092
>>516570543
>>516570719
>>516571756
Wtf. I had to get mine removed because they top two ones were rubbing the inside of my cheek, and the bottom ones were a cavity risk (grown wrong, far too wide a gap where food could go in without an easy way to go out). One of the bottom ones had a damn strong stink once the dentist got there.
In my case the first two were personally annoying me and the bottom two were visibly not developed well, but I'd have been super happy if they never gave me any trouble. What's wrong with people?

>>516569942
Goldman Sachs, as per usual, is very short sighted.
Curing patients is the *only* sustainable business model.
If you try to cheat the business model, people lose faith in medicine, and the business dies.
That's how you end up with people like RFK Jr. in charge of HHS, people lose faith and become antivaxx raw milk drinkers instead of going to the doctor.

>>516569514 (OP)
>>516569730
my gramps got melanoma diagnose, but Drkikes x-rayed him so much, that i bet that he died of bone narrow aplasy than melanoma itself.

>>516569514 (OP)
I had a couple of those. Specifically the ones that are huge bumps on the skin, not the flat ones.
Got them removed over the years because they tend to chaff, and it's annoying to constantly deal with the irritated skin.
Costs like 35 bucks to have one removed, and the wound is the same as a scrape. All but one healed off without even leaving a scar.
As far as cosmetic surgery goes, this is one of the most harmless things, and I'd argue in a lot of cases there was a valid reason to have them removed and it wasn't even really cosmetic.

>>516569748
They also go there every year and put their tits in a machine that presses them completely flat
Then wonder why they have saggy tits

>>516569514 (OP)
Cancer is your own cells going rogue.

Every cell has a switch that kills itself. When it acts up, the body orders it to die and it flips that switch.

What if damage breaks the switch? What if damage prevents the cell from hearing the kill command?

Final correction mechanism is what allows us to survive our stay in the womb at all. Going from one fertilized cell to something like 12 trillion? Shit is going to go wrong.

Telomeres are repeating TG sequences that don't code for anything. They are sacrificial alleles that occupy both ends of the DNA strand in every cell that can undergo mitosis. Each time a cell divides, some telomere is torn off. When the telomeres get low (only 2 or 3 of the ~100 a fresh cell comes with are left) the cell no longer divides.

Cancer is the cell ignoring that. When the 'Hayflick Limit' is ignored, cells divide without reason and keep dividing until something critical fails.

There is no cure for cancer. At best, rogue cells can be destroyed in hope that new, undamaged cells take their place (remission).

People with moles, skin tags, birthmarks etc. are prone to rogue cells. They are the scars of rogue cell division that is halted at the Hayflick Limit. If you have a lot of such scars, you're probably destined to die of cancer.

>>516573405
kkkk lmao, they buzze their tits with radiation and expect to "prevent the cancer".
hehehehe
imagine receiving oxidative radiation on your tits and expecting to live longer and be pretty?
this is warning to trannies as well.
all their tities will get sick and fall down!
btfo kikes medicine scam industry.

>>516573662
IIRC from my biochem lectures, it's Telomerase fixing the telomeres when they get too short. to become a cancer cell, the cell doesn't just need a broken killswitch, it also needs to create telomerase above normal levels.
if you could find a viral vector that lets you switch that off, cancer would burn itself out quickly and then you need to find a way to switch it back on in the relevant cells afterwards.

I do not think it is uncureable, but at that point you need to modify gene expression, which is tricky to do without fucking everything up.
if we manage to save our civilizations, we might eventually get there.
if we fall to the brown hordes, it will stay around forever.

>>516573662
The reason we die of old age is that cells that reach the Hayflick Limit still work, so there's no reason to kill them off. When we reach middle age, many of our cells are in that state. When we're old, most are incapable of repairing damage. Our bones become brittle, our skin wrinkles, our hair and teeth fall out and then the flu takes us out. It's literally the trade-off for not dying of tumors before we're born. Species that did not have this innovation are long, long gone from the Earth.

>>516574116
Interesting. I learned this stuff out of interest in the subject, not formally trained or educated. So I missed that entirely. I agree there is potential for correcting it, but as you say, it's going to be tricky.

>>516573662
I've got quite a few moles.
You just made me a hypochondriac.

>>516569748
Mamography is cause of cancer in 9 if 10 women

>>516574116
>>516573662
You forgot that your immune system recognized these those cells that proliferate out of proportion and attacks them but this is almost never enough, especially if you're old. The newest "cancer vaccine" that has been patented and is being tested in Russia and China is basically just some sort of a mad local immunebooster that overcharges your immune system to the point of autoimmune disease, but only locally and then it destroys the cancer cells. Although they say it only works against skin cancer, guess because injecting it into an actual important organ would just destroy it and kill you.
Nevertheless, the principle remains: if you could modify the immune system somehow you could make yourself not die from cancer and maybe even turn that division limit off eventually and rely on immune system to live forever and not die of tumors.

>>516572332
Your anecdotal evidence meets other anecdotal evidence. Welcome to /pol/