If for two or three months no information about a new development against cancer appears on the Internet, it already seems strange. Users of the World Wide Web are so accustomed to such "jokes" of scientists that they even stopped vigorously discussing this topic.
After all, nothing changes in solving the main problem of medicine, and this is despite the fact that back in the late sixties of the last century, Dr. Richard Day, famous in conspiracy circles (died in 1989), publicly announced to the whole world that cancer was over once and forever, that is, they learned to heal him. Or where, tell me, did this information come from that the Italian doctor Gennaro Sangermano successfully treats cancer of any complexity using ordinary baking soda?
At the same time, the richest and most influential people in the world, such as, for example, Jacqueline Kennedy, Marcello Mastroiani, Steve Jobs, the leader of Paraguay Fernando Lugo, Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff and many others, that is, even billionaires who have the opportunity to be treated by the world's best luminaries, take advantage of both the latest advances in medicine and the experience of any oriental practices and folk remedies, however, could not avoid death from cancer.
If we assume (as the supporters of the world conspiracy do) that all drugs and remedies for cancer are immediately classified by the Illuminati, who benefit from the universal plague of people and panic about this, so why then even the richest and most influential people on Earth cannot avoid cancer? Is it possible that fantastic medicines and even information about the miraculous soda and the magician doctor Gennaro Sangermano are hidden from them? Something I don't really believe in this …
Therefore, look at how critically any inventions concerning the health of an ordinary person are perceived on the Web.
Harmless vodka invented?
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A resident of the United States Harsha Chigurupati, for example, patented and even launched vodka that is completely harmless to the liver. As journalists write, Khaprsha, while still a student (and when else?), Thought about creating a strong and at the same time not harmful to human health alcoholic drink. And although he is a psychologist by profession, he did not give up his dream in the following years after graduating from university.
Fortunately, the future inventor of "useful vodka" had not only knowledge in pharmacology, but also a certain foundation for research in this area: his family has its own business in this industry of production and sale.
True, the basis of a safe drink is still the same ethyl alcohol, however, a unique substance developed by Chigurupati is allegedly added to it, which eliminates the negative effects of ethyl on the liver (and on everything else, netizens immediately ask a reasonable question?)
The "harmless" vodka was named "Bellion", and today it is already sold in eleven states of the United States, however, even experienced experts are skeptical about this invention, considering all this to be another marketing ploy, and demand a more thorough study of how the aforementioned "magic »The drink is actually harmless to the human body.
Permanent dental fillings created in Russia?
Experts from NUST MISIS boasted that they managed to create a material with which one can now put almost eternal dental fillings.
The fact is that today any material for filling teeth, even the most expensive, has such a disadvantage as a short antiseptic effect, which is why microbes inevitably appear and grow between the filling and the dentin of the tooth and, as a result, micro cavities appear … For this reason, the filling, sooner or later, will still loosen and fly out, and the filled tooth, of course, is still destroyed.
The new material, NUST MISIS scientists assure, is developed on the basis of nanoparticles of metal oxides, for example, titanium, zinc, iron, and so on. These nanoparticles make the filling an antiseptic for a very long time (practically for the entire human life), and the material itself is not consumed to fight microbes, that is, it does not decrease in volume over time and does not allow microcracks to form - hence such a dental filling will be practically eternal …
Yes, really, exclaims the users of the World Wide Web ?! Will this invention not become similar to the once more coveted "Kremlin pill" - at first terribly expensive and practically inaccessible to an ordinary Russian, and then - just as affordable as it is useless?
Today, fillings with nanoparticles are allegedly being tested at the Dental Faculty of the Kirov Medical Academy. I wonder if at least one of the subjects will write on the Internet a positive (and even negative) response about this yet another miracle of medicine?..