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Top 10 Creepy Experiments In The World

10. The Human Cyborg Kevin Warwick is a British scientist and a professor of cyberkenetics at the University of Reading in UK known for his researches in ...

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Ron Colson commented on 02 Dec 2015

Sick evil people is all they are I Pray they found Jesus Christ before there time was up

Personmr commented on 19 Dec 2015

+Ron Colson that wouldnt necessarily make them batter people and could even give them the ability to justify what they were doing. the bible can so easily be reinterpreted that ill bet some of those people were practicing christians.

Obama Rocks commented on 11 Sep 2015

If I saw the who sewed bitch who sewed the dogs together I probably beat him to death...

Benjamin Marshall commented on 15 Oct 2015

+Obama Rocks you gotta admit. he succesfully sewed two animals together and they survived. that is completely insane

Misse Ibrahimagic commented on 07 Sep 2015

It's frightening how 95% of all users seem to only care about the animals. What about the nazi experiments? I just looked up the experiments and saw some very gruesome and disturbing stuff.

brittany gerlach commented on 01 Nov 2015

Yeah I agree, it's screwed up. I'd hate to learn of all the things they did that we don't know about, I'm sure they didn't keep records of every sick thing they did....

Misse Ibrahimagic commented on 01 Nov 2015

+brittany gerlachI mean, I could understand it if these people did something terrible but in most cases they were innocent.

brittany gerlach commented on 31 Oct 2015

no doubt, yeah it's sad about the animals but damn those people were helpless also not to mention were tortured to death, my cousin is the same way, she says she'd rather a person getting tortured over an animal! wtf!? she says its because animals are helpless! what the people who get tortured just ask for it and aren't forced? people are so unsympathetic towards there own kind these days its really sad, and a bit scary

Mary Adams commented on 20 Sep 2015

Just because we don't understand why an animal does something, doesn't mean it's to be "evil" or "cruel". It's a bit egotistical of us really, to assume we can understand them, that millions of years of evolution could be understood in the few years humans have been interested to do so.

Paramecium914 commented on 20 Sep 2015

There is a species of bird that will kill and arrange hundreds of beetles in large piles as trophys. Additionally, male elephants have been known to run around ramming and killing other animals for sport.

Mary Adams commented on 19 Sep 2015

+Paramecium914 Yes, as I said, to meet instinctual needs.protect their "area", to eat, to become the "leader", etc. Animals do not have the capacity to be intentionally cruel. They do things that may seem cruel to us (have you ever watched a pack of dogs take down a larger animal? - its not a quick death). But again, this is what is ingrained in them to survive. When you think about it, they really don't have a choice.

Misse Ibrahimagic commented on 19 Sep 2015

+Paramecium914Yes but they don't treat other animals like this. Animals kill for food, humans kill for experiments, fun, lust, because they don't like someone and the list goes on and on. If humans killed each other for food, too then that would be a different story but it shouldn't be neccessary because we don't HAVE to eat meat + most of us live in civilized countries that have their own laws which protect every single human being from getting slaughtered.

Paramecium914 commented on 15 Sep 2015

+Mary Adams Animals can be nasty to eachother though.

Mary Adams commented on 15 Sep 2015

+Misse Ibrahimagic It's because animals are totally innocent. People can do deranged evil things, things that make your stomach turn. Animals never hurt for pleasure, only to meet instinctual needs. Also (although I understand in some cases this is not true) people can generally stand up for themselves, or have others do so for them (family, friends, the government etc.)

Carsten Hansen commented on 11 Sep 2015

+Misse Ibrahimagic - Most people only listen to their feelings, not common sense. And animals are for a lot of people so much cuter than humans. Sad but true.

Misse Ibrahimagic commented on 09 Sep 2015

+Paramecium914I mean, it's great that people actually care about animals, I care about animals, too. But showing no empathy when somebody abuses a human is just...

Paramecium914 commented on 08 Sep 2015

+Misse Ibrahimagic My thoughts exactly. People in the comments seem to care about the animals than about the actual people.

The Danger of an Acid Reflux Ulcer

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My Ulcerative Colitis 30 Months Ago - During Remicade Infusions

Details about my doctor visit with my gastroenterologist doctor 30 months ago when my ulcerative colitis was out of control and I was in the middle of REMICADE ...

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iHaveUC commented on 09 Feb 2012

@MrJonny181 Hey Mr. Jonny, first off, you got to stay positive!! that's key to success with this crappy disease. Go talk to your doctors, and you might want to get a few tests done. One specifically is called c-diff (you can google that) its somewhat common with UC patients when in flares. also, as you konw, I'm medication free and I treat my disease with reducing stress, and diet, and also and most importantly with maintaining a poisitive outlook. you ever done any diet changes?

abc73833 commented on 06 Mar 2012

Dear Adam May I recommend a very good book on this subject: 'Better Health Without Surgery' by Dr Ross Trattler and Dr Adrian Jones, two USA based naturopathic doctors. Please consult the chapter on UC. They recommend a mono diet of Apple Sauce (Stewed Apples). This has given me great relief and cure of UC for long periods of time. I am now 54 years and have had UC since I was 19 years. This is the best book I have found on the subject. I hope it helps. Good Luck. Bridget.

Pinky Edwards commented on 20 Jun 2013

love ya man. So how are you now in 2013? I had UC for 10 years... at worst, over 20 bowel movements a day ended up with an ileostomy after many treatments and drugs over the 10 year period. Never looked back. Am healthy, muscular and active. So glad to be well. I've had an ileostomy for 21 years. No more "itis" of any kind. Good luck with everything. I'm just saying getting the surgery (a last resort) is NOT the end of the world. It can be a new beginning.

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jonny mcgirr commented on 06 Feb 2012

I must say I enjoy your videos I too am a UC patient and have been for 3 years now I was doing well off medication and feeling good so I started to get my life back going out with friends and partied maybe abit to much I have now be sick 4 3 months on a course of steroids which don't seem to be working and was just wondering if you could offer advice

Tim McGrath commented on 10 Feb 2012

hey my story is very similar to yours I was on remicade for the past 3 years but i have taken the decision to go off meds 2 months ago. I am feeling good but worried i might get a flare off the meds. Did you experience any effects going off remicade?

iHaveUC commented on 13 Feb 2012

@timmerg Hey, I wish you the best in going off the meds. I myself did not notice any negative side effects in going off the Remicade, I was only using it for 3 infusions though, so I really wasn't on it for too long.

iHaveUC commented on 13 Dec 2012

I have radically changed my diet, cut out alcohol, grains, almost all dairy, and artificial sweetners and most other processed sugars (now only honey and sugars in some fruits)

Ccola3 commented on 22 Apr 2012

thank you so much! I'm 20 and was diagnosed at 19 but have had it since I was much younger.

arosmhboston commented on 09 Nov 2012

what is your trick what do you do to stay off all meds thanks adam cut to the chase

iHaveUC commented on 09 Mar 2012

@abc73833 Thanks Briget.

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