JohnC wrote:Hotdog wrote:Do you suffer from any diagnosed mental illnesses?
Either that, or he's simply trolling. The next post will probably be about something like drinking urine or drinking "Kangen water" or some crap like this
Hanlon's Razor.
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JohnC wrote:Hotdog wrote:Do you suffer from any diagnosed mental illnesses?
Either that, or he's simply trolling. The next post will probably be about something like drinking urine or drinking "Kangen water" or some crap like this
Igor_Kavinski wrote:Cut the onion into pieces, add half a glass of water and blend away!
I am consuming the yellow variety due to its higher phenolic and flavonoid content. Unfortunately, its pungent taste is VERY unpleasant.
glacius555 wrote:Igor_Kavinski wrote:Cut the onion into pieces, add half a glass of water and blend away!
I am consuming the yellow variety due to its higher phenolic and flavonoid content. Unfortunately, its pungent taste is VERY unpleasant.
I bet more than half of your phenolics and flavonoids are long gone before u drink that.
Igor_Kavinski wrote:glacius555 wrote:Igor_Kavinski wrote:Cut the onion into pieces, add half a glass of water and blend away!
I am consuming the yellow variety due to its higher phenolic and flavonoid content. Unfortunately, its pungent taste is VERY unpleasant.
I bet more than half of your phenolics and flavonoids are long gone before u drink that.
Are you saying they evaporate?
glacius555 wrote:Why not simply ask ur doctor for a pharmaceutical that hinders the activity of osteoclasts? I could name denosumab, a single injection and you're free for months? Sure, it costs an arm and a leg, but it is better that ridiculous unproved methods?
Healthy meals for the rest of life goes without saying..
Igor_Kavinski wrote:I just wish there was an easier way of getting them down my throat
JohnC wrote:Enemas - the brick and mortar income of alternative therapists since John Harvey Kellogg.Igor_Kavinski wrote:I just wish there was an easier way of getting them down my throat
Try using a suppository delivery system - you won't have to deal with nasty taste All you need is an empty colon and a proper tool for delivery
The only way to lose weight, and reduce the chance of heart disease, is through your sweat.
steelcity_ballin wrote:I drink a gallon of milk every 2 days; 3 if I skip a shake sometimes. Whole milk too. /flex
Vrock wrote:Yes.
Igor_Kavinski wrote:Cut the onion into pieces, add half a glass of water and blend away!
I am consuming the yellow variety due to its higher phenolic and flavonoid content. Unfortunately, its pungent taste is VERY unpleasant.
jss21382 wrote:The only thing you feel is when you gain another compression fracture.
Vertebral compression fractures (VCFs) may be defined radiographically or as a clinical event. The prevalence of these fractures in women aged 50 and over has been estimated at 26% when defined as a reduction in vertebral height greater than 15%. Retrospective reviews of case records have shown a clinical detection rate of VCF in white women of 153/100,000 person years. Of these clinically detected VCFs, 84% were associated with pain. VCF may be defined as a clinical event characterised by loss of height and acute pain. The pain of acute fracture usually lasts 4 to 6 weeks with intense pain at the site of fracture. Chronic pain may also occur in patients with multiple compression fractures, height loss and low bone density but is probably due to structural changes or osteoarthritis. Radiographic VCF may not be symptomatic. The greater the deformity, the greater the likelihood of pain and disability. As height is lost, patients experience discomfort from the rib cage pressing downward on the pelvis. Patients develop a thoracic kyphosis, a lumbar lordosis, and a protuberant abdomen with prominent horizontal skinfold creases. The reduced thoracic space may result in decreased exercise tolerance and reduced abdominal space may give rise to early satiety and weight loss. Sleep disorders may also occur. Patients lose self esteem. Self care may become difficult. They are often depressed. They become fearful of further fracture. They have distorted body image and poor health perception. Patients with one vertebral fracture are at increased risk of peripheral fracture and further vertebral fracture. The aims of acute management are to reduce symptoms and mobilise the patient as quickly as possible
If you've really got something wrong with your spine you need medical treatment; not home remedies or medical advice from a bunch of computer geeks!