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4/28/2015 12:42:00 AM
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That's why i eat all organic and mostly no meat. You should try it. The stuff in the food in stores in literally killing you.
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Everything is killing you. My family owns farms and there's honestly not a ton of difference. Plus I'm in college (aka broke) hahaha
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Not everything. People used to live well over 100 hundred years. The only thing that has changed is our health, which is affected by our food.
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When was this? Because the average human life expectancy has increased for centuries
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No... it has decreased! Around Biblical times, a man named Methuselah, lived an ASTOUNDING 969 years. It is all recorded, so its not fake. I promise. Noah lived 950 years. They lived much longer. The lastly they lived was so different from ours. The things they did, ate, partook of. Everything that we have today has consequences. Touching plastic alone raises estrogen levels GREATLY! The food we eat kills our bodies. The air we breath is so polluted from the crap we have put in it.
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Um that biblical life expectancy was taken away after the great flood if that's the way you believe. It didn't have anything to do with plastic or anything, it was simply that God thought people live too long. It never had anything to do with pollution or hormone levels.
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God doesn't care how long people live. The flood had to do with mans sin ruling the world.
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Genesis 6:3: and the Lord said "my spirit shall not abide in man forever, for he is flesh: his days shall be 120 years"
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And who is He referring to when he says his?
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Humanity. The subject didn't change throughout that passage
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God didn't create man to live for only so long.
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Um yes he did, its in the bible and written in your genetic code. Otherwise the world would be so overpopulated we wouldn't be able to feed anyone and everyone would die.
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I like how you used religious references to back up your ideas, a very scientific approach haha. Then you got the other guy to basically contradict himself when he began to abandon his main point by saying that it's a possibility to be that old, but God doesn't allow us to. That's like saying, "I can breathe under water, but God doesn't let me." So if God doesn't let you breathe under water, Can you breathe under water? Answer: No So that first statement, "i can breathe under water" is false.
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Lol Ty, I noticed he was referencing the biblical times so I figured I'd use that to counter haha.
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Thats in our body, yes. But God didn't put a limit as to how long you are possibly able to live. There is no life caps.
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Now... you are correct that it has increased... but it was only around the 1700-1800. That was when all the pollutants, and the chemicals, and the bad food started, and nobody knew how to handle the diseases. The only reason our life is living longer, is because we have medicine. Bout in these times, medicine is even bad for you. I don't take medicine at all. You can get cancer, heart attacks, boils, stomach ulcers, brain tumor...But at least you won't have your headache.
