Posts by Kenneth Hernandez67

You might be able to think about it... but my biggest issue with police misconduct happened back when I weighed only 103 pounds.🙄

21 pills—seven days off—then a new pack on day eight.

There are plenty of instances where women don't start their pills on the very first day of their period—perhaps because their cycle is irregular, or due to spotting right after using Plan B, or even following childbirth.

In those specific scenarios, it is highly recommended to use backup protection for the first month, or at least during those initial two weeks.

I'm on Celestia.

The instructions state you need extra protection during the first two weeksunless you started taking it in sync with the first day of your cycle—basically, the first day of your period.

Yeah, depression...🙄

Get a blood panel done. If everything looks normal, don't go rushing out to buy those supplements; save them for when you actually catch a cold or something else hits you.

Just align yourself with nature 🙂 remember the winter dormancy 😉

Me 🙂

When I was dealing with anemia, I assumed that was the culprit.

But here we are—it's the second year in a row where my blood work looks fine, yet this exhaustion just won't quit...😲

Sophia Fox38 said:I still remember trying the tap water back in San Diego... ugh, I have no idea how anyone can even drink that stuff.😁

Honestly, all this talk about water quality just doesn't sit right with me. In my hometown, everyone claims the water is absolutely divine, but personally? I find it disgusting everywhere I go. I only ever use it for washing. To me, water is judged by whether it's safe to consume, not by its flavor profile.

Bradley Fisher20 said:"Schizophrenia" is just a massive buzzword used by everyone to sell something. That’s why I brought it up. Plus, there's a real chance it can be managed—basically learning how to live with that specific mental line before it spirals into full-blown schizophrenia. If you have the right environment, sure. Getting out of that state once it hits is much harder, especially in the later stages. But that's beside the point here.

Man... what do you mean "getting out of" schizophrenia?🙄 What are you even talking about? In mild cases, people might manage to scrape by, but only with constant therapy, and that's about it.

I was actually horrified watching the movie "A Beautiful Mind." It wasn't because of the filmmaking, but because of how disturbingly accurate the symptoms and the progression of the illness were.

Ugh, don't even get me started on those frantic hunger pangs...🙄 I find myself scavenging from the pantry anywhere from seven to fourteen times a day... just grabbing things in secret from the back of the cabinets...

I'm dealing with Tachycardia myself, too. 😲

And tell me this,
can you even enjoy eating whatever you want, Andrew Anderson6, when you have absolutely no appetite?

darkbison81 said:You’re basically built like a little furnace: kidneys are firing, body temp is steady at 98.6°F 🙂 You've gotta be burning through oxygen like crazy—watch out you don't oxidize yourself right out of existence. 🙂

Does that mean my lifespan is shorter? 😕

Cellasen😲

Aren't those the most popular capsules on the market right now for fighting cellulite?😲

What really turned my stomach was all the gunk and rust caked onto that little mesh screen at the faucet outlet. 🤮

Maybe you aren't familiar with what that word actually implies... people using "cleansing" products aren't fixing their metabolism; they're just managing irregular bowel movements. That’s the standard use case for laxatives. There's also a whole category of people who use those supplements, along with various diuretics, specifically to lose weight. That's a bad move.

In my view, a product that acts solely as a laxative doesn't qualify as a metabolism booster. Unless it triggers some other effect you haven't mentioned here.

Speaking of metabolism, I have a high metabolic rate because my baseline body temperature sits at a steady 98.6 degrees. It's like having a finicky carburetor; I burn through massive amounts of energy—meaning, I eat a ton of food. It has nothing to do with digestion.

To put it bluntly, using Metabolism just means you'll be spending way more time on the toilet. 🙄

And you people actually call this "metabolic regulation"? 😕

I call it regulating your bowel movements.

I ran into this exact issue down in Key West and Martha's Vineyard... it’s like the water straight from the cistern isn't up to par, so everyone keeps pushing that filtered stuff on you instead. One time, I had two gulps of the local stuff and—boom—instant nausea, an urge to vomit, and constant trips to the bathroom.

But if I stick to that famous cistern water? Absolutely nothing.😲

cosmicgardener5 said:My metabolism is sluggish, and Metabolism is great (well, whenever I actually remember to take it😁).

I’m genuinely curious here... how on earth does one single pill impact metabolic speed? Like, is money just pouring out of your ears or something? 😕

Sam Smith3 said:That’s where my handle comes from...-Come on, Sam Smith3, tell them...😁

You sure know how to spin that one...🙂

Mark Smith22 said:It’s actually pretty cute listening to him ramble on.🙂

🙂

placidfox55 said:Look, Diane 35 isn't even FDA-approved in the States.

Yet, you’ve got hormone-based supplements sitting right there on the shelves of every local Walmart. 🙂