Chemo is SO toxic to your body, that it is one of the only things that can kill cancer cells, but it also causes lots of
other irreparable damage to the host body.
Not exact matches
Seriously the boy is going to have that much
irreparable damage by attending the graduation and NOT praying as
other did so?
The
other thing is that whenever a problem appears with a pc motherboard, individuals should not consider the risk regarding repairing the item themselves because if it is not done correctly it can lead to
irreparable damage to all the laptop.
Although some experts say it takes longer than the short duration of the Olympics to build up irreversible lung and cardiovascular
damage,
others think that any extreme exertion in really bad conditions will cause
irreparable harm.
Jackhammers, concerts and
other common noisemakers may cause
irreparable damage to our ears in unexpected ways
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Vitamin E also aids in blood clotting and immunity, but it plays
other important roles in overall health as well — a deficiency in this key vitamin can cause liver problems, reproductive illnesses,
irreparable heart
damage, and muscle wasting.
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In the end, I sent the judges 6 finalists in both the Action and Open /
Other categories in order to avoid
irreparable damage within our cubeland.
Hello David, though climate engineering is mathmatically the single greatest assault on the biosphere today, there are countless
other sources of
irreparable damage from human activity which when combined are greatly contributing to the current mass extention.
Others have found that coral populations have sustained
irreparable damage.
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