Stupid & Funny from Around the World :Continued

[pkuser2k12]

 

[BDforever]

 

[Maarkhoor]

 

[Jazzbot]

 

[hunter_hunted]

Ok im done with my life. I have seen the true meaning of Life

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=732838506816020

 

[Imran Khan]

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Look Like PDF getting Big amount adv revenue ????


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please search less **** these days

 

[Jazzbot]

 

[RoadRunner401]

 

[Pardesi]

 

[Bornubus]

 

[MastanKhan]

@Bossman

Hey dude---I got a cure for the disease that you have:---




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It may be silent but definitely not deadly.

Scientists at the University of Exeter have recently revealed that the smell of flatulence has potential healing properties.

Their findings revealed that hydrogen sulfide gas, which is found in the smell of rotten eggs and human fart, can reduce your risk for diseases such as cancer, heart attacks, stroke, arthritis, as well as dementia.

In the study published in the journal Medicinal Chemistry Communications, the impact of hydrogen sulfide gas on the cell’s mitochondria was examined.The smelly gas is noxious in large doses, yet it was discovered that cellular exposure to smaller amounts of hydrogen sulfide may prevent mitochondrial damage.

Smelling farts can be good to your health.

farts-can-prevent-cancer

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According to scientists, the cells draw in enzymes to produce “minute quantities of hydrogen sulfide” which protects the mitochondria when disease stresses the cells.

“We have exploited this natural process by making a compound, called AP39, which slowly delivers very small amounts of this gas specifically to the mitochondria,” said Matt Whiteman, professor at the University of Exeter.

“Our results indicate that if stressed cells are treated with AP39, mitochondria are protected and cells stay alive,” he added.

But before you go inhaling farts, it should be noted that the experiment was limited to cell exposure in the laboratory. This means that the research done is still preliminary and researchers are “working toward advancing the research to a stage where it can be tested in humans.”

 

[Dubious]

@Bossman

Hey dude---I got a cure for the disease that you have:---




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It may be silent but definitely not deadly.

Scientists at the University of Exeter have recently revealed that the smell of flatulence has potential healing properties.

Their findings revealed that hydrogen sulfide gas, which is found in the smell of rotten eggs and human fart, can reduce your risk for diseases such as cancer, heart attacks, stroke, arthritis, as well as dementia.

In the study published in the journal Medicinal Chemistry Communications, the impact of hydrogen sulfide gas on the cell’s mitochondria was examined.The smelly gas is noxious in large doses, yet it was discovered that cellular exposure to smaller amounts of hydrogen sulfide may prevent mitochondrial damage.

Smelling farts can be good to your health.

farts-can-prevent-cancer

Photo credit: Getty Images via Huffington Post
According to scientists, the cells draw in enzymes to produce “minute quantities of hydrogen sulfide” which protects the mitochondria when disease stresses the cells.

“We have exploited this natural process by making a compound, called AP39, which slowly delivers very small amounts of this gas specifically to the mitochondria,” said Matt Whiteman, professor at the University of Exeter.

“Our results indicate that if stressed cells are treated with AP39, mitochondria are protected and cells stay alive,” he added.

But before you go inhaling farts, it should be noted that the experiment was limited to cell exposure in the laboratory. This means that the research done is still preliminary and researchers are “working toward advancing the research to a stage where it can be tested in humans.”

I actually opened a thread for this

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@انگریز

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[MastanKhan]

I actually opened a thread for this

@MastanKhan @Manticore @Jungibaaz @Hyperion @Horus @Jazzbot @Leader @Indus Falcon @Slav Defence @Marshmallow @ZYXW @qamar1990 @salarsikander قناص@ @قناص

@Windjammer @waz @WAJsal @vitalsign @Umair Nawaz @Taygibay @PWFI @TankMan @T-123456 @Sinan @Spy Master @slapshot @Targon @S.U.R.B. @Emmie @RescueRanger @Rashid Mahmood @Raja.Pakistani @Pukhtoon @Ghareeb_Da_Baal @Pboy @Pakistanisage @Mugwop @NaMaloom @LoveIcon @JonAsad @krash @KingMamba @HRK @Hakan @Gufi @ghazi52 @ghazaliy2k @Durrak @Djinn @Desert Fox @DESERT FIGHTER @chauvunist @Bratva @BDforever @Bamxa @balixd @Arsalan @Armstrong @Areesh @Adecypher @IrbiS
@انگریز

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Where is the thread and did you tag bossman

 

[Dubious]

Where is the thread and did you tag bossman

Study: Rotten egg gas (fart) holds key to healthcare therapies

I dont know bossman

 

[Bossman]

@Bossman

Hey dude---I got a cure for the disease that you have:---




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It may be silent but definitely not deadly.




Scientists at the University of Exeter have recently revealed that the smell of flatulence has potential healing properties.

Their findings revealed that hydrogen sulfide gas, which is found in the smell of rotten eggs and human fart, can reduce your risk for diseases such as cancer, heart attacks, stroke, arthritis, as well as dementia.

In the study published in the journal Medicinal Chemistry Communications, the impact of hydrogen sulfide gas on the cell’s mitochondria was examined.The smelly gas is noxious in large doses, yet it was discovered that cellular exposure to smaller amounts of hydrogen sulfide may prevent mitochondrial damage.

Smelling farts can be good to your health.

farts-can-prevent-cancer

Photo credit: Getty Images via Huffington Post
According to scientists, the cells draw in enzymes to produce “minute quantities of hydrogen sulfide” which protects the mitochondria when disease stresses the cells.

“We have exploited this natural process by making a compound, called AP39, which slowly delivers very small amounts of this gas specifically to the mitochondria,” said Matt Whiteman, professor at the University of Exeter.

“Our results indicate that if stressed cells are treated with AP39, mitochondria are protected and cells stay alive,” he added.

But before you go inhaling farts, it should be noted that the experiment was limited to cell exposure in the laboratory. This means that the research done is still preliminary and researchers are “working toward advancing the research to a stage where it can be tested in humans.”

Dear Mastan,

Thanks for sharing your personal experiences with all of us. As you are so good at advising people on every thing from military aviation strategy to which used car they should buy, this recomendation must be based on your personal experiences. Please share details which of your maladies were resolved by inhaling these fumes and what was the source of these fumes? Where they first party, second party or third party fumes? Based on your recent postings, it seems that this cure does not work in addressing mental illnesses such as delusions of grandeur and similar issues.