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To: ballsschweaty who wrote (68482)	9/3/2007 3:14:45 PM
From: Broken_Clock	Respond to of 116555

"We need to figure out why women develop breast cancer and work towards preventing the disease." Researchers at the UH in Hilo did a study over a decade ago showing that countries where women use nylon type bras suffer breast cancer at a far higher rate than countries where women use no bras or cotton only. I personally favor the 'no bra' as being the safest approach but i have had little success in my campaign to convince women. I do sport at least one black eye most of the time though. -g- edit: all-natural.com

To: ballsschweaty who wrote (68482)	9/3/2007 4:30:38 PM
From: Steve Lokness	Respond to of 116555

I have yet to see any "Universal Health Care" plan that would teach people how to develop and sustain a lifestyle that prevents most disease. Well balls, we don't have a health plan yet so we can make or define it anyway we want. We can certainly design it around prevention if the people work towards that goal. I would not be against expecting smokers or really fat people to pay more for instance. Hay, it can be designed anyway we want - if we design one. As for your meat comments; we got to where we are through the evolutionary trail by eating meat. There is nothing wrong with meat. However there is something wrong with what we PUT IN the meat. steve