Tanone_Hari

What's the reason that we die at all? It could be due to these toxins which build up in our bodies during the course of our lives? Maybe if we can get rid of them somehow, maybe we would live up to 150 years, who knows?

I have also heard that we need to consume broccoli sprouts to get rid of all the pollutants we breathe in from cigarette smoke and car exhaust fumes that we are exposed to on a day to day basis. Each and every day our body is assaulted by thousands of deadly chemicals which if we do not get rid of can act as free radicals, increase the aging process, break dna or deposit themselves in our fat cells. Pollutants/toxins can cause cancer, reduce our sperm count and cause many debilitating diseases. I want to know, what you guys are doing to stop this chronic onslaught on our bodies? Is this something we need to be worried about?

As I understand it the liver is the body's detoxification system but are there any toxins which it is incapable of detoxifying? Surely there are heavy metals and toxins that it may not know how to get rid of exactly due to our ancestor's lack of exposure to modern pollutants (so evolution didn't select for us humans of today to have this trait) that may only exist today and not in the past, after the industrial revolution.

Ah okay. In what ways is it true and what exact toxins are released in human sweat? Do these primarily come from air pollution, cigarette smoke and alcohol? What's the best way of releasing these toxins from the human body? Which method would you recommend and why?

Hi everybody, I come here often but don't really post much but I listened/watched this video just now and the presenter says that sweating releases toxins from the body. Was just wondering is this true? If so, what sort of toxins are excreted from the body due to sweating? And could this be the reason why so many people choose to do infrared saunas nowadays? Any feedback/insight about sweating and the release of toxins would be highly appreciated Thanks!!

he basically says that according to some experiments it was determined that ugly people perceive beauty in the same way as handsome/beautiful people. However, those who were physically ugly looked for mates who were simillarly ugly but had other desirable traits (e.g. kindness, sense of humour etc.).

what do you mean by practicality? What sort of factors do you think one would need to be taken into account in the case of arranged marriages? Aren't beauty, intelligence and athletic ability, practical traits too if you value these three things (as most people do as they are all positive traits)? Arranged marriage simply means that your parents/community etc. are more involved in the selection process instead of looking for someone on your own through chance encounters, dating etc.

Do you think it ought to be more rational and well planned though? I heard that beauty is not really subjective, neither is intelligence nor athletic ability. in regards to intelligence and athletic ability these are probably more quantifiable than beauty but we are able to still objectively determine someone's relative beauty compared to another's if you ask people sincerely and they are completely honest. in many cultures, you love the person you marry rather than marry the person you love.

Hi, When selecting a potential mate, as a man, is it preferable to prioritize athletic ability, intelligence or beauty if you're potential future partner can only be exceptional in one of these (and average in the other two)? What do you think and what's your opinion from a scientific perspective? Edit: Also, I'm talking about exclusively monogamous and heterosexual relationships here. Thanks, Tanone_Hari