I mean, honestly, probably not even five percent of people actually follow those rules.
I used to get Johnson & Johnson prescribed for my psoriasis. But I guess you don't really need it.
My dog had some kind of dermatitis recently, and at the vet, the pharmacists there were trying to push Johnson & Johnson on me.😁 No prescription needed.
Rachel Brooks63 said:indigo, I've got a story for you from back in the late '80s in Chicago. A lady I know had put on, well, maybe 65 pounds too many. She ended up at some hospital to finally get rid of it because she couldn't even walk anymore. They had her on the strictest diet imaginable—everything was weighed out perfectly (back then, hospitals like Mayo Clinic actually meant business)—but somehow, in those first two weeks, she actually gained 9 pounds 😲!!!
I know a similar one, but it was way back in the '70s. Same kind of hospital setup. This woman was supposed to be on this super strict diet, but her family kept sneaking her steak and pork chops under the radar.😁
Usually, you’d use a little roll of fabric soaked in wax.
It's an old-school way to clean your ears; back in the day, you could just pick it up at a local CVS or something, made by some small-time apothecary guy.
and sorry... I didn't even think about which ultrasound we're talking about... 3D or 2D... 😢
You don't have to apologize to me, I only figured out it was 3D after I actually looked into what they do there. but I know they do them there. for Supernova.👍
This totally reminds me of those old Donat magnesium commercials from back in the 80s. You know, the ones where some guy is walking through the dirt, crumbling it between his fingers, while a voiceover says there’s less and less magnesium left in the soil.