Posts by George Wilson4

Lawrence Ramirez3 said:When you're on a Greyhound, you really ought to aim for the front seats. The engine's running right under the back, and if you have a sensitive stomach, that vibration can trigger some serious nausea. Also, before heading out—say, in the afternoon before a trip—stick to dry snacks. If you're going for fruit, bananas are fine, but stay away from grapes or apples. And maybe skip the coffee too. Personally, my digestive system acts up even in a car, though nothing major; I just pull over somewhere quiet in nature and deal with it... 🤣

If this is all psychological, you could probably eat a bar of dark chocolate and get the same result. It used to happen to me years ago whenever I had to ride my motorcycle to work. Probably just the adrenaline or the nerves. Eventually, it just went away on its own.
I wouldn't suggest relying solely on a sedative if that’s the only issue you're facing.

My sister gets this every single time she drives into the city (she's 20 and a great driver, so it's not like she's nervous or anything), she always has to find a restroom halfway through the trip.
You aren't alone in this!

Everyone who’s actually gone to see Bošnjak says the same thing: he’s incredible, though you definitely pay a premium for it.

Jamie Rivera78 said:I went through almost the exact same thing myself back in the day. Constant high fevers and sore throats. I went through kilos of antibiotics, yet somehow I just kept getting sicker. Eventually, they took out my Krajnik, but even then, nothing changed. Unfortunately, at that age, I didn't exactly have a say in my own medical treatment. To put it bluntly, doctors tend to just shovel medication down your throat until you're exhausted. Antibiotics absolutely wreck your immune system, and until you move past that cycle, things aren't going to improve. For me, everything finally stabilized once I made some drastic changes to my diet and lifestyle.
My daughter went through this same ordeal when she was about two or three years old. Non-stop colds and fever. Endless rounds of antibiotics. My wife and I eventually realized we couldn't keep going down this path. During the next infection, we treated her without any medicine. We did that several more times after that. Since then, she's been healthy. Maybe one cold every two years? Her immune system clearly normalized.
If a doctor is prescribing antibiotics for a viral infection, I’d start questioning their expertise. Honestly, I wouldn't trust them. Removing the Krajnik is an aggressive way to handle the issue; it should really be a last resort. Those glands serve a vital immunological purpose, and it’s incredible how casually they get removed.
As a starting point, I recommend cutting out all dairy, sugar, and flour products. Usually, just doing that helps quite a bit. Feel free to send me a private message if there's anything specific you want to ask about.

Could you please tell me how you treated your daughter? My kids are dealing with the same constant sore throat issues. They seem to be on Amoxicillin constantly.
Since I don't see any way out of this endless cycle of being flooded with antibiotics—and I'm not sure how to break the pattern—I saw you have some experience here. Could you describe, even just in a few lines, whether you gave her any natural remedies, and what exactly you cut out of her diet?

Gerald Rivera60 said:I’m having some doubts about that calculation regarding one-third of the population...
The figure being cited is 14% of all illnesses being mental health disorders.
If you want to verify, just check this link from The Lancet
http://www.thelancet.com/online/focu...lth/collection
And here is another link regarding that "news" item... there isn't any mention of one-third of humanity anywhere.
http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/81489.php

I know I'm drifting off-topic here, but I don't really feel like starting a whole new thread. Since you seem to have a knack for finding links and data, do you happen to know if there are any actual scientific studies on treating panic disorder? Specifically, statistics regarding therapy success rates and actual recovery numbers.
Every online psychiatrist on the major medical portals claims that anxiety disorders are curable in very high percentages. But what I want to know is how much and in what way? I need precision, not just hearsay—because looking at the people panicking on these forums, it doesn't exactly seem to be working the way they claim it does.