Diesel exhaust associated with higher heart attack, stroke risk in men

Nov 08, 2007 10 Replies

Do you drive/service a diesel car? We all know diesel fume is bad for the lungs, and we might suspect worse. Now our fear is confirmed.

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I am fairly certain that if I searched enough, I could find some "research" which stated that posting on newsgroups was harmful to health. Are you suggesting that exhaust fumes from a petrol (gasoline) engine are totally safe? They kill far quicker. Try committing suicide by routing the exhaust from a diesel engine into the car, then repeat with petrol exhaust. The second attempt will kill.

Today we're being told it's better to be slightly fat. It was only a week ago

*they* were telling us that we should be at the lower end of the BMI scale, which is thin. Much of this so-called research is uttelry worthless

That's me covered then.

-- Malc

well, with the fuel prices as they are now, i know i would choose the cheaper petrol prices...paying more for diesel would be stupid!

On Thu, 08 Nov 2007 09:05:50 +0000, I waved a wand and this message magically appears in front of Andy Cap:

Being slightly fat is good in winter, being thin is better in the summer. It really is that simple!

What about salt then, which definitely killed you a fortnight ago, but now it is asserted that a review of the research show there is no such evidence. Only perhaps where there is already an underlying problem. This research business is a good line to get into, because it doesn't matter a jot, whether you're right or wrong. Bottom line is that generally we are all living longer, healtheir lives than ever before.

It says A=B. That does not suggest C=B, nor A=D. It constantly amazes me how people can miscomprehend a simple equality.

Still? With a warm cat?

cheers, clive

On Thu, 8 Nov 2007 15:59:01 -0000, I waved a wand and this message magically appears in front of Clive George:

For a minute I thought you were talking about the feline variety! Sure, they do kill. Small animals in particular...

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