1. Quack Doctor thinks melatonin will heal all astronauts from accelerated death.
    James Willson James Willson France says:
    September 8, 2019 at 7:30 AM

    Dr Lilj are you really a doctor? Do patients die in your care?

    How can you not know that the human body begins to die the second it leaves the earth's atmosphere? As a "Dr" you should be campaigning for NASA to NEVER send humans out the the Earth's atmosphere. The clowns at NASA themselves wrote:

    A NASA press release, microgravity can cause changes in human cells that look similar to accelerated aging and disease processes. microgravity rapidly changes astronauts' bodies, suppressing their immune systems and even causing their muscles and bones to atrophy.

    Accelerated aging! doesn't that ring any bells Dr?

    All astronauts experience extreme flu like symptoms as the blood rushes to the head the instant they leave the atmosphere and it just gets worse from there. Basically they are all slowly dying each day away from Earth.

    There is also no "Chi" life force energy outside the atmosphere not to mention fresh air or sunlight. No human or any life form will ever live in space or on any other planet. Going into space is a suicide mission for all astronauts and you as a doctor should perhaps open your mouth and shout about it?

    Are you really a doctor?

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