Know of any gyms in your area with large parking lots nearby? I'll pay you $!

Oh good Lord! Have you seen some of these drivers! Putting one in a thong would be an act of terrorism.

 

Thought some folks might be interested in this info in the health section.

CANCER patients are offering themselves as human guinea pigs as researchers investigate a possible cure for cancer that was found in North Queensland (Australia) rainforests.

Scientists have identified a compound in the fruit of the native blushwood shrub that appears to "liquefy and destroy cancer with no side-effects", according to latest research.
Found deep in the remnants of a 130 million-year-old rain forest, the fruit extract may yet hold the secret antidote to Australia's No.1 killer disease.
Victoria Gordon, of EcoBiotics, an Atherton Tableland-based company, said they hoped to go to human clinical trials later this year.
Dr Gordon said a single dose injection of the extract, known as EBC-46, had been effective in 50 critically ill dogs and about a dozen cats and horses.
"This is proving to be something exceptional," she said.
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"The tumour literally liquefies.
"There is a rapid knock-down of the tumour, it disintegrates within 24 hours and we have a rapid healing response.
"The biggest tumour we treated was the size of a Coke can in a dog, and that animal is fully healed and healthy."
Dr Gordon said it had worked on skin cancers, such as carcinomas and melanomas, and bone cancer, and was a possible treatment for breast, colon and prostate cancer.
But she warned wannabe human guinea pigs against seeking under-the-table treatment.
She said it was "immoral, illegal, and unscientific" to seek to be administered the drug before approval, likely to take up to seven years, by the Therapeutic Goods Administration.
"We have been inundated with calls – it shows there is such a need for a breakthrough in anti-cancer treatment," she said. "Most people understand when we explain the situation."
Former breast cancer sufferer Mena Crew, 65, said many dying of cancer would "do anything for a miracle cure".
"We would all like a magic cure, that would be wonderful, and I hope in my lifetime we find it," the breast cancer support volunteer said.
She has worked with more than 200 sufferers and some victims in her role with the Cancer Council Queensland.

 

Why not start your own thread?

This has nothing to do with a gym that a truck can get in.

 

10860 SW Barnes Rd. (D)

 

This was the health section thought it would be the best place, why be negative about something that is of benefit to people?

 

Because the information you presented would be better presented and more widely found if in its own thread and not hidden is a gym thread which deals with nothing even close to it.

Does that really sound negative or lack of benefit?

 

LA Fitness has huge parking lots and usually connected to a mall. That's where I got my membership.

 

Yeah mate i understand what you mean i just didn't have the time to go and look around just put it on here i wished i could get a $ for everytime someone posted something that had nothing to do with the original blog though