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Now let her and ring on finger one time. It's because the women we have aren't wife material. Men marry when they meet wife material, does not take 10 years for us to decide. Women want to be men and have repulsive behaviours but expect to be wived. Same women eventually boil down and say it was just a phase when they find someone whose eyes they can pull wool over. Either that or they remain singing the "all man bad" or "I don't need a man" tune till death.pugboy wrote:well the popular pork guy who peddling it have a vene
not sure if he consuming what he sellingalfa wrote:MaxPower wrote:pugboy wrote:max
the vip honey very popular too
Heard about it too, never tried it.
Hadda be careful as not much info is online about it. It does contain Tadalafil but i’m not sure how much.
Any tuners tried it?
I think you need a young vene wife and all your Lazarus problems gone
nervewrecker wrote:Now let her and ring on finger one time. It's because the women we have aren't wife material. Men marry when they meet wife material, does not take 10 years for us to decide. Women want to be men and have repulsive behaviours but expect to be wived. Same women eventually boil down and say it was just a phase when they find someone whose eyes they can pull wool over. Either that or they remain singing the "all man bad" or "I don't need a man" tune till death.pugboy wrote:well the popular pork guy who peddling it have a vene
not sure if he consuming what he sellingalfa wrote:MaxPower wrote:pugboy wrote:max
the vip honey very popular too
Heard about it too, never tried it.
Hadda be careful as not much info is online about it. It does contain Tadalafil but i’m not sure how much.
Any tuners tried it?
I think you need a young vene wife and all your Lazarus problems gone
Eating just 4 ounces of common food each week cuts Alzheimer's risk by 40%
Older adults who eat two eggs a week may be less likely to develop Alzheimer's disease, a new study claims.
Researchers from Boston, Washington DC and Chicago found that the presence of several nutrients, particularly choline in the breakfast staple can help lower the risk of the progressive disease.
Choline is an essential nutrient for liver development, healthy brain development, muscle movement, maintaining nervous system health and metabolism.
While previous research has suggested that eating eggs may support cognitive performance, this new study has been able to find that the choline in eggs can reduce the risk of Alzheimer's-related dementia by 40 percent.
Alzheimer's disease is believed to be caused by the development of plaques created by protein cells in the brain, which damage and kill cells.
But now, scientists believe that choline can protect the brain cells from decay and damage, therefore reducing a person's risk of developing the disease.
Alzheimer's disease is the most common form of dementia and primarily affects people over the age of 65.
More than 7.2 million adults among that age bracket in the US are currently living with the condition, and over 100,000 die from it each year.
While this observational study did not expand on how choline can decrease the risk of Alzheimer's disease by up to 40 percent, the scientists theorized that it's overall protective effect may play a critical role in protecting brain cells from damage.
Choline is a nutrient essential for producing acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter that maintains the brain's memory and learning capacity.
It also plays a significant role in maintaining and protecting the structure of cell membranes in the brain.
Previous studies have shown that low choline levels in the blood are associated with increased levels of amyloid plaques and tau tangles in the brain - both of which are the main culprits in the development of the Alzheimer's.
DMan7 wrote:Maj is right, you know how much people over the years have told me that they don't eat this and that and don't drink this or that and only eat healthy stuff, yet they are the most unhealthiest looking people around. I don't know who these people trying to fool but themselves here because everyone in their minds already pre-judging these peoples based on their size.
redmanjp wrote:i take what you are saying- however the risk with energy drinks is not just the amt of sugar. the high caffeine content can cause serious cardiac issues as well, especially with intense exercise. other ingredients may cause other issues too so you should limit the intake. some of them have warnings on the bottle.
Do you have a smart watch to track daily steps, if so what's your daily average?timelapse wrote:redmanjp wrote:i take what you are saying- however the risk with energy drinks is not just the amt of sugar. the high caffeine content can cause serious cardiac issues as well, especially with intense exercise. other ingredients may cause other issues too so you should limit the intake. some of them have warnings on the bottle.
See, this is an example of generalizing things. The amount of caffeine in an entire can of Monster is the equivalent of a 12 oz cup of coffee. If I am drinking coffee,I'd probably go through about 3-4 8 oz cups a day . Lesser of the 2 evils, plus it has B vitamins and Carnitine. Again, this works specifically for me, as my blood pressure is normally low, and I walk quite a lot every day.
Supra GT-FOUR wrote:Do you have a smart watch to track daily steps, if so what's your daily average?timelapse wrote:redmanjp wrote:i take what you are saying- however the risk with energy drinks is not just the amt of sugar. the high caffeine content can cause serious cardiac issues as well, especially with intense exercise. other ingredients may cause other issues too so you should limit the intake. some of them have warnings on the bottle.
See, this is an example of generalizing things. The amount of caffeine in an entire can of Monster is the equivalent of a 12 oz cup of coffee. If I am drinking coffee,I'd probably go through about 3-4 8 oz cups a day . Lesser of the 2 evils, plus it has B vitamins and Carnitine. Again, this works specifically for me, as my blood pressure is normally low, and I walk quite a lot every day.
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redmanjp wrote:eggs good for the brain
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-14903875/Alzheimers-disease-eggs-choline-study.html
redmanjp wrote:redmanjp wrote:eggs good for the brain
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-14903875/Alzheimers-disease-eggs-choline-study.html
and apparently, lowers cholesterol (completely the opposite from what we were once taught)
https://www.sciencealert.com/eating-eggs-can-actually-lower-bad-cholesterol-new-study-says
pugboy wrote:you sure seed oils are bad or are they simply at the “bad” marketing phase?
timelapse wrote:redmanjp wrote:redmanjp wrote:eggs good for the brain
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-14903875/Alzheimers-disease-eggs-choline-study.html
and apparently, lowers cholesterol (completely the opposite from what we were once taught)
https://www.sciencealert.com/eating-eggs-can-actually-lower-bad-cholesterol-new-study-says
Those studies are all based on economics. Eggs are good when they have a surplus and bad when there is a shortage. Same with cheese and dairy.
Cholesterol is not a bad thing. Your body needs cholesterol to function properly. This is another villain based on what the American food industry wants you to believe. FYI , cholesterol serves as a precursor for testosterone synthesis.
Same with fat. Low fat milk is WAAAAYYY unhealthier than regular milk and actually makes you put on weight.
The true villains are the seed oils and excessive carbs
They replace the fat with carbs and fillersDe Dragon wrote:timelapse wrote:redmanjp wrote:redmanjp wrote:eggs good for the brain
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-14903875/Alzheimers-disease-eggs-choline-study.html
and apparently, lowers cholesterol (completely the opposite from what we were once taught)
https://www.sciencealert.com/eating-eggs-can-actually-lower-bad-cholesterol-new-study-says
Those studies are all based on economics. Eggs are good when they have a surplus and bad when there is a shortage. Same with cheese and dairy.
Cholesterol is not a bad thing. Your body needs cholesterol to function properly. This is another villain based on what the American food industry wants you to believe. FYI , cholesterol serves as a precursor for testosterone synthesis.
Same with fat. Low fat milk is WAAAAYYY unhealthier than regular milk and actually makes you put on weight.
The true villains are the seed oils and excessive carbs
By what measure? I almost exclusively drink skim milk and I don't suffer from any adverse health effects
timelapse wrote:They replace the fat with carbs and fillersDe Dragon wrote:timelapse wrote:redmanjp wrote:redmanjp wrote:eggs good for the brain
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-14903875/Alzheimers-disease-eggs-choline-study.html
and apparently, lowers cholesterol (completely the opposite from what we were once taught)
https://www.sciencealert.com/eating-eggs-can-actually-lower-bad-cholesterol-new-study-says
Those studies are all based on economics. Eggs are good when they have a surplus and bad when there is a shortage. Same with cheese and dairy.
Cholesterol is not a bad thing. Your body needs cholesterol to function properly. This is another villain based on what the American food industry wants you to believe. FYI , cholesterol serves as a precursor for testosterone synthesis.
Same with fat. Low fat milk is WAAAAYYY unhealthier than regular milk and actually makes you put on weight.
The true villains are the seed oils and excessive carbs
By what measure? I almost exclusively drink skim milk and I don't suffer from any adverse health effects
Like you living under a rock dragon. There have been lawsuits against Nestle putting melamine in their milk products over the yearsDe Dragon wrote:timelapse wrote:They replace the fat with carbs and fillersDe Dragon wrote:timelapse wrote:redmanjp wrote:redmanjp wrote:eggs good for the brain
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-14903875/Alzheimers-disease-eggs-choline-study.html
and apparently, lowers cholesterol (completely the opposite from what we were once taught)
https://www.sciencealert.com/eating-eggs-can-actually-lower-bad-cholesterol-new-study-says
Those studies are all based on economics. Eggs are good when they have a surplus and bad when there is a shortage. Same with cheese and dairy.
Cholesterol is not a bad thing. Your body needs cholesterol to function properly. This is another villain based on what the American food industry wants you to believe. FYI , cholesterol serves as a precursor for testosterone synthesis.
Same with fat. Low fat milk is WAAAAYYY unhealthier than regular milk and actually makes you put on weight.
The true villains are the seed oils and excessive carbs
By what measure? I almost exclusively drink skim milk and I don't suffer from any adverse health effects
So "they" are taking it out to put back in something else?
Doesn't make sense. The ingredient list/nutrition label is also totally different to other types of milk
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