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Post by bancroft on Dec 6, 2023 10:57:28 GMT
Hmm, seems OK to me, except too much coffee might make you feel a bit rough, and I think tuna has some potential health problem if you eat too much of it. Other than that as long as they do not come with some dodgy additives then it should be OK. Your health though might have something to do with genetics. It's not really my expertise. Too many injuries at 14 playing football over a club's park near us ( strictly speaking we were not meant to be there as it was private property). As we were leaving and joking about I fell backwards onto some old tractor spikes that would have been used with an extension and sliced the top of leg near the hip I was 14 and did not think too much about it apart from wearing a dressing for 6 weeks for the stitches to heal. Yet my health went downhill slowly over the next year, shoes would only fit one foot like I had two sizes, tooth decay, constipation, bad mouth ulcers, circulation bad, exercise induced headaches, skin complaints and myopia. Another thing was to being able to use normal deodorants or got rashes. GPs were not much help and I could not trace it back to the injury back then and of course this impacts self esteem, my retreat was reading and trying to find an exercise I could do. GPs did not know about the injuries either the hospitals did not send back the reports or they were not logged........ I was eventually referred to a hospital where I was put on blood pressure pills and blood sugar pills at the same time as school exams so was feeling drowsy, hence drinking coffee as it was a stimulant. Eventually settled into a pattern of office work with gym exercises and five-a-side football once a week. All bearable until I decided to go with friends to Turkey and then take all the vaccines and also before the later punch up. Just thankful I found alternative health. |
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Post by Baron von Lotsov on Dec 6, 2023 12:59:06 GMT
Too many injuries at 14 playing football over a club's park near us ( strictly speaking we were not meant to be there as it was private property). As we were leaving and joking about I fell backwards onto some old tractor spikes that would have been used with an extension and sliced the top of leg near the hip I was 14 and did not think too much about it apart from wearing a dressing for 6 weeks for the stitches to heal. Yet my health went downhill slowly over the next year, shoes would only fit one foot like I had two sizes, tooth decay, constipation, bad mouth ulcers, circulation bad, exercise induced headaches, skin complaints and myopia. Another thing was to being able to use normal deodorants or got rashes. GPs were not much help and I could not trace it back to the injury back then and of course this impacts self esteem, my retreat was reading and trying to find an exercise I could do. GPs did not know about the injuries either the hospitals did not send back the reports or they were not logged........ I was eventually referred to a hospital where I was put on blood pressure pills and blood sugar pills at the same time as school exams so was feeling drowsy, hence drinking coffee as it was a stimulant. Eventually settled into a pattern of office work with gym exercises and five-a-side football once a week. All bearable until I decided to go with friends to Turkey and then take all the vaccines and also before the later punch up. Just thankful I found alternative health. For some reason I have always been cautious regarding the ingesting of various chemicals. They can turn up when you least expect it, like say what cleaning products commercial offices use and so on. We were offered vaccines at school. I had the tetanus one once, then refused any more but there was another one which was causing a nasty reaction to all the kids who took it and I was the only one in the class who refused. The kids at the time used to come up to you and punch you in the arm because that was where everyone was injected. I had the last laugh though. They punched me in the arm, I turned around and said were you expecting that to hurt.
One other thing which I think is important is traffic fumes. The very tiny PM2.5 particles are the bad ones. They are so small you get heavy metals crossing the blood-brain barrier. The countryside is far healthier with its fresh air.
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Post by bancroft on Dec 6, 2023 14:08:33 GMT
For some reason I have always been cautious regarding the ingesting of various chemicals. They can turn up when you least expect it, like say what cleaning products commercial offices use and so on. We were offered vaccines at school. I had the tetanus one once, then refused any more but there was another one which was causing a nasty reaction to all the kids who took it and I was the only one in the class who refused. The kids at the time used to come up to you and punch you in the arm because that was where everyone was injected. I had the last laugh though. They punched me in the arm, I turned around and said were you expecting that to hurt.
One other thing which I think is important is traffic fumes. The very tiny PM2.5 particles are the bad ones. They are so small you get heavy metals crossing the blood-brain barrier. The countryside is far healthier with its fresh air.
Good to know you were sceptical on vaccines at a young age not sure in a comprehensive I could have pulled that off though was not aware of any potential harm at that age. I agree on traffic fumes. Always wondered how they pulled off the double blind tests for the vaccine back in the early 19th C, I suspect private doctors fearing that clean water would take away a lot of their business contrived at vaccines and then the Corps got hold of the idea and promoted it through lobbying of politics. Of course now backed by volumes of statistics. |
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Post by Baron von Lotsov on Dec 6, 2023 14:35:26 GMT
For some reason I have always been cautious regarding the ingesting of various chemicals. They can turn up when you least expect it, like say what cleaning products commercial offices use and so on. We were offered vaccines at school. I had the tetanus one once, then refused any more but there was another one which was causing a nasty reaction to all the kids who took it and I was the only one in the class who refused. The kids at the time used to come up to you and punch you in the arm because that was where everyone was injected. I had the last laugh though. They punched me in the arm, I turned around and said were you expecting that to hurt.
One other thing which I think is important is traffic fumes. The very tiny PM2.5 particles are the bad ones. They are so small you get heavy metals crossing the blood-brain barrier. The countryside is far healthier with its fresh air.
Good to know you were sceptical on vaccines at a young age not sure in a comprehensive I could have pulled that off though was not aware of any potential harm at that age. I agree on traffic fumes. Always wondered how they pulled off the double blind tests for the vaccine back in the early 19th C, I suspect private doctors fearing that clean water would take away a lot of their business contrived at vaccines and then the Corps got hold of the idea and promoted it through lobbying of politics. Of course now backed by volumes of statistics. Smallpox was killing off entire populations at the time before vaccines. The British deliberately infected native Americans, and that is what wiped most of them out.
The story they taught you at school where the French invented the first vaccine using cowpox was not the beginning of the discovery. In ancient China they noticed that some infections with smallpox resulted in almost certain death and others they only found something like one in 20 dying. Given that terrible state of affairs, some of the upper class in China deliberately infected themselves with the weaker strain. Those which survived that, they then took their infection and infected the next lot, then those who survived they took that infection for the third lot and so on, causing the weaker strain to get forever weaker. They did not suss the cowpox but the French knew of the Chinese practice and put two and two together since those working with cows were noticed to be immune to smallpox.
Anyway, just an example where some nations get erased from scientific history.
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Post by bancroft on Dec 6, 2023 14:44:26 GMT
We have to remember back in the day we had toilet waste being thrown into the street perhaps the main reason snuff came into use.
The water was frequently flooded by sewage in heavy rains causing cholera.
The poor also had terrible diets and alcohol abuse was prevalent.
The ancient Greeks knew this and one of the remedies I used came from a doctor looking back at those ancient Greeks, I suspect it was brought here by the German Windsors.
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Post by BvL on Dec 10, 2023 16:18:17 GMT
We have to remember back in the day we had toilet waste being thrown into the street perhaps the main reason snuff came into use. The water was frequently flooded by sewage in heavy rains causing cholera. The poor also had terrible diets and alcohol abuse was prevalent. The ancient Greeks knew this and one of the remedies I used came from a doctor looking back at those ancient Greeks, I suspect it was brought here by the German Windsors. The bacteria in faeces functions to break down the cells that make up the flesh of a body. This is one reason it is so naturally offensive to us. You would think in this case it would be offensive to the directors of the nation's water companies too, but they hate their customers and employ full PR teams to reduce the offensiveness of it. According to the establishment our health problems are too much salt, too much gluten, too much sugar, too much lactose, too much red meat, too much fat and it seems just about anything else we used to enjoy eating, even butter. The truth is they are full of shit and literally so. In Malta you would come out in red blotches just by swimming in it, never mind ingesting it. Malta is a pretty backward place, but we are catching up their primitiveness. |
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Post by bancroft on Dec 11, 2023 10:58:38 GMT
Not just Malta, a young family member doing an OE went to Italy, she liked swimming in the Med as it was warm yet one beach absolutely stank and there were things floating in the water.
Globalisation is a race to the bottom and companies to compete cannot or choose not to control their waste properly as it costs too much.
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