Caravanistan

> Chewinggum (big packages) are a highly appreciated gift

titanium dioxide, butylated hydroxytoluene, calcium phosphate, aspartame => cancer

@mazeno: provide adequate date that for you thesis, that chewing gum increase cancer risk or stop trolling in this thread

so, should i prove i'm not a camel...
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/ar ... 8X80904342
http://articles.mercola.com/sites/artic ... risks.aspx
http://www.fda.gov/ohrms/dockets/dailys ... 000199.txt
http://www.globalhealingcenter.com/natu ... -titanium/
be so kind and for more use e.g. google search.
you can find a lot of.
thank you.

It's OK, mazeno. Because the locals don't have access to Western healthcare they'll probably die of other things long before chewing gum kills them. Some will even die of dihydrogen monoxide poisoning.

> dihydrogen monoxide poisoning
yeah, very funny.
first find in any western country such a great percentage of people living more that 100 years than among central asian tribes.

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steven - sorry, i quit.
moving posts like this from the main thread to a place nowhere is a kind of censorship for me.
for it is not the first time - i cannot participate in the caravanistan forum.

mazeno wrote:> dihydrogen monoxide poisoning
yeah, very funny.
first find in any western country such a great percentage of people living more that 100 years than among central asian tribes.

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steven - sorry, i quit.
moving posts like this from the main thread to a place nowhere is a kind of censorship for me.
for it is not the first time - i cannot participate in the caravanistan forum.

You're going to quite taking threads off course for your own agenda? Excellent news!

mazeno wrote: first find in any western country such a great percentage of people living more that 100 years than among central asian tribes.

If you want to claim that more people in Central Asia live to be 100 than in any Western country, please provide some evidence (including evidence that any age claims made by people who were almost certainly born into illiterate communities with poor or non-existent record keeping). Find me some good stats and I'll probably have little difficulty finding Western examples of similar longevity, such as in Okinawa or Corsica.