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I want to stop having a torn up shoulder. This isn't a supplementation issue. This is I was an athlete, then I was a climber, now I'm a coach and enjoy weightlifting - the movements I do everyday hurt like crazy.
There's stuff in there that can help for that too. or......you could just go paleo and rub some bacon on it.
And red face. Seriously though, Alway Sunny has been KILLLING it this season. "She was always smiling, she had no lips, but her mouth was still very much in play."
I feel sorry for parents of young children, those things are absolute cesspools. I'm a germaphobe, to a non crazy degree, and I can't imagine how I'll react if and when I do have a kid one day. It seems like every kid gets every bug going around, and the parents get the bug twice as bad as the kid. Hell, even when I'm around a toddler infant now I always grab the hand sanitzer immediately after I interact with them. Is that a bit neurotic? Hell yea. Am I going to risk getting sick which intensely annoying? Hell no. Last time I was sick was because I was in Vegas in September. Between the strippers and the gambling (think the chips, cards, dice etc) its impossible to keep clean.
Gee, you might want to submit that to the Nobel Prize committee. Hell of a discovery you have going on there.
If you seriously think that not seeing a physician for 10 years and not getting the sniffles is a strategy for staying healthy, you're a moron. Sure, it "works for you", which means, you're one of those lucky people who managed to avoid any serious medical problems so far. Look, shimmered told us a pretty shitty story. It's not a spot I want to be in. But look at the details: an anesthetist with 20 years experience was fucking confounded by something as routine as placing an epidural. Imagine if you did something routinely for 20 years - probably with more than a few people claiming to be special snowflakes along the way who turned out to be fine - and then all of a sudden something truly out of the ordinary happens. And your response is? That the entire profession of medicine is without value. Or as you prefer to say, "it's just something that works for me". Nevermind that anesthetists (who shimmered was involved with) and GPs (who you are thinking of) are not the same people. You won't trust a single doctor with advice on supplements, but you'll trust the internet in a heartbeat. Sounds about right. Unrelated: I share a birthday with Troy from Community.
It isn't the strategy, it's the result of the strategy, which focuses on preventing symptoms from occurring. I never said the entire profession of medicine is without value. I said when you need a doctor, you need a doctor. And yes, my post about preventative measures was not completely in line with Shim's post about a medical procedure gone wrong. It was more in response to this. I didn't say I wouldn't trust a single doctor. I said, (Otherwise, I'll say, "I've never sat in in front of a doctor that I would accept nutritional or preventative advice from ever.)
Nothing is more exciting than listening to two people whose opinions on their respective sides of their arguments are so firmly entrenched no amount of discussion will sway them even an inch. Can we start a Mac versus PC debate, too?
I've had my Mac for 10 years and it's never gotten a virus and has never had to see a computer doctor. Just sayin'.
This is a terrible idea, we should discuss something people are more rational and flexible on, like politics.
I own a PC because I like to use my computer for useful things. My girlfriend owns a Mac because it can do "all sorts of things, like edit movies," which she has never ever done. Function over form any day. Bring it, motherfuckers.
Holy shit, I know it's the New York Post, but this is in exceptionally poor taste even for them: Spoiler
WTF? R. Umar Abassi had time to take a picture, but he couldn't grab the dude's hands and help him? Wow.
There's stuff in there that can possibly reduce inflammation and/or increase lubrication. NO supplement can repair the tears and fix the head of the bone. And paleo actually does help with the former, when I make more than a half ass effort at not eating shit. As for the rest - my point is that medical professionals do an admittedly intense job - nursing, pre-op care, surgery itself, post-op care, daily / family practitioners...there's a LOT of having to sift through the bullshit to find what's really going on. I get that. However, when a patient comes in, explains his or her anatomy in great detail and relays previous experiences and explanations given...disregard the God complex for a minute and consider that she may actually know her ass from a hole in the ground - particularly once she's explained her history with the human anatomy. I'm not saying I know it all, because I don't...but I DAMN sure know my body. And I just bought a Macbook Pro and I heart it.