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Indian Man Consumes 39 Coins, 37 Magnets In Belief Of Zinc's Bodybuilding Benefits

Indian Man Consumes 39 Coins, 37 Magnets In Belief Of Zinc's Bodybuilding Benefits - Health And Wellness

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Guy must have gotten his health tips from US conservatives. I wonder how he feels about bleach.
- Gotta butt-chug that sunlight.
  
  Manliness can only be achieved with testicle tanning.
- I don't know, I've heard magnets don't work in water and the body is 70% water.
  
  The other 35% is Jesus.
Pretty lazy of the author to copy paste the output from an LLM without so much as hiding it.
- I mean, LLM output is probably what gave the man false information. Maybe some reddit troll posted about the benefits of zinc years ago...
Guy said it was time for some change
- Yep. What a concept.
In for a penny, in for a pound.
- He got them gains... weight gains I mean
It didn't work because he forgot to swallow a cathode too.
But zinc's not ferromagnetic, right?
- No, but magnets are, kind of by definition.
  In the case of magnets, there’s also a risk of the objects attracting each other within the digestive system
  Do not eat a magnet. Definitely do not eat two or more magnets, spaced a few hours apart.
- Nope
He's an allomancer!
- Aloo master
It did add some mass, I'd assume.

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