Comments by "Rustyshakleford" (@RustyShakleford1) on "I Edited My DNA On A Secret Island (To Live Forever)" video.

  1. Lol so true and exposing himself to soo many people he risks catching a chronic disease such as mycobacterium or tuberculosis or dengue fever he's was likely to live longer. Being a businessman hermit
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  2. More muscle means more vascularity which means more blood which means more WBC and RBC Oxygen capacity which means we can fight infection s better
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  3. @mihirsavla3233  most deadly diseases are transmitted by human to human contact or by the air we breath. Pulmonary tuberculosis or even respiratory infections are some of the leading causes of death even higher than cancer in some places
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  4. @mihirsavla3233  seals, squirrel, mice, bugs, soil all have mycobacterium especially river deltas, lakes all contain mycobacterium an open wound or cut and be invaded not just your ears eyes nose and mouth throat and lungs
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  5. @MelFlagg  other than needing alot more calories to just sustain that muscle lol i felt hungry all the time untill I lost my muscle from the gym.
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  6.  @MelFlagg  but now life is harder without muscles hahah everything is heavier and I get tired quicker my metabolism js slower
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  7.  @mihirsavla3233  every time we leave the house and interact with different people it raises the chances of catching a contagious disease
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  8. @mihirsavla3233  haha you obviously have no idea about mycobacterium. Young, old, rich, poor, well fed, malnourished your immune system is no match for mycobacterium
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  9. @mihirsavla3233  he literally traveled to a secret foreign tropical island to get undisclosed DNA injected into him lol....cmon there's alot of bacteria and dengue fever down there
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  10. @mihirsavla3233  I do agree staying inside a tiny apartment In a city Is a one way ticket to a mental health crisis
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  11. @jamessullenriot  naw apartments are bad we need nature, to feel happy. 750sq ft 4 walls a fridge and a shitter ain't it.
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  12. @yannik1679  no vaccine for against mycobacterium avium which is most common and the other 100s of mycobacterium
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  13.  @yannik1679  lmao I bet you think the polio vaccine stopped polio when only less than 30% of the population took it
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