Anno_Domini
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No, you just chose to selectively quote part of my post explaining "The Suit" by completely leaving out the fact that I mentioned the suit was designed to fight off any sickness that was encountered by the body. It's ultimate goal was to be the cure for cancer. But that's all irrelevant. It still doesn't answer the question of how you could possibly arrive at the thought of the suit being a performance enhancer with regenerative capabilities being more believable or, quasi-realistic, than a suit that helps fight off sickness and disease...

The disease was CANCER that they wanted to cure. We have NO idea if the suit can cure any diseases except for cancer, which was intended. That's where your logic falls on trying to get people to understand. I know what you might have meant, but there's nothing to back up what you're trying to prove.
And a suit being for soldiers to give healing abilities and enhanced strength is more "quasi-realistic", imo, is because of all the bashing the cancer suit created from the get-go, but also that such a suit for soldiers would add-in more examples of how the suit can give off aggression as seen with the 616 symbiote. It'll be a mixture of both elements as there is no background that the cancer suit could bring in aggression or heighten emotions of what we see in TAS, TSSM and S-M 3.