Posts by Amy Fox97

...or if you had the cash ready to go, what kind of business would you actually start?

Hemorrhoids
These occur when vascular networks in the rectum become pathologically enlarged. You can have either internal or external hemorrhoids.
The root cause is often a congenital weakness in connective tissue. Other contributing factors include prolonged standing or sitting, increased abdominal pressure during pregnancy, being overweight, chronic constipation, and frequent use of laxatives.
Symptoms include: pain during bowel movements, bright red blood in the stool, and anal itching.
Common complications involve: bleeding, iron-deficiency anemia, inflammation, strangulation, fissures, and rectal mucosal prolapse.
Anal Fissures
These are small tears in the skin around the anus. They can be caused by hard stools and intense straining, as well as metabolic issues or Crohn's disease. They are quite painful, tear easily, and bleed. Yeast infections find this area to be an ideal environment to grow.
Basic maintenance program for hemorrhoids and fissures using 'Tianshi' bioactive supplements
Phase One: Intestinal Cleansing
1. Double Cellulose—In the evening, 30 minutes before a meal, chew or crush 3 tablets, mix them with water, and drink with 250 ml of purified water. During the day, ensure you consume 2-3 liters of fluid, accounting for the liquid already in your food.
2. Digest—Take after every meal, regardless of your activity level during the day. Thoroughly chew 2 tablets twice a day. Drink with 1/2 to 1 cup of water.
Recommended course duration: 30 days.
Phase Two: Rectal Mucosa Regeneration (Repair).
3. Biocalcium—Take one tablet.
4. Biocink—Take 2 capsules 30 minutes before lunch with 250 ml of water.
5. Zoloft
Use 10 capsules of Zoloft as topical gel applications on the external rectal sphincter (before bed, mix the powder from one capsule with a teaspoon of water to create a gel for the rectal area; alternatively, you can perform an enema by mixing the powder of one capsule with 50 ml of water). Use for 10 days.
Recommended course duration: 1 month.
Total basic correction program duration: 2 months.
At least two courses should be completed per year.

Kate Jackson68 said:The weight gain is likely due to the corticosteroids (like Medrol or Decortin). I’ve been on them myself. If she stays on them long-term, she should definitely get her bone density checked and make sure to take plenty of calcium.

Are you dealing with something similar, or is it something else?

Betty Rivera14 said:It's everywhere.

Don't you know how to Google?

I do, but I haven't found anything. Plus, my English isn't great.😢

nimbleskipper13 said:Guys, are we accidentally veering into a discussion about Guillain-Barré syndrome here? 😈

Does anyone know where I can find some reliable info online regarding this condition?

Scott Allen10 said:I usually run into a much more aggressive version of this disease. Your friend with her "French connection" is likely dealing with a milder case, so there's no need to scare her with the specifics of my experience.

Thanks, man! She mentioned she’s having leg pains and is taking medication, which she thinks is causing her to gain weight.

Jesse Gonzalez5 said:How long did it take you guys to get used to contacts? I'm supposed to wear hard lenses because my prescription is specific and soft ones just don't work for me. Skipping the adjustment phase is awkward, and I actually had to stop wearing them twice after just a few days because things got too busy at college. I’m gearing up for my third attempt this Monday.
Is there much difference between contact lens solutions? I'm using Bausch & Lomb—I think that's how you spell it. I have two different liquids, one for cleaning and one for storage.

Also, after wearing them for a couple of days, my vision would get super blurry, which made studying impossible, so I had to take breaks. Did any of you deal with those issues when you first started?

I did, but I eventually got used to them. My advice? Don't even think about them being there. That's the easiest way to adjust.

A friend of mine is dealing with this illness and taking some medication for it. She mentioned she's gained weight because of them and is up to 200 lbs now. Does anyone know anything about this condition and whether it’s dangerous? Thanks in advance!

What do soy and a vibrator have in common?

'..they're both substitutes for the real thing.'

🙂

Great topic.

Clean out your inbox!!!

Melissa Watson3 said:One more thing... I deal with asthma. Yoga focuses heavily on breathing techniques, which are absolutely vital for getting the movements and stretches right. I’d honestly suggest anyone struggling with asthma try yoga regularly—just setting aside 45 minutes about 2 or 3 times a week makes a huge difference.

Yeah, you're spot on there. What kind of work do you do that's causing you trouble?

Noah Harris50 said:I practice yoga.

What’s your experience been like? Does it make a big difference in your daily life?

Tim Tebow said:Does anyone have any updates regarding this topic?

A few years back, I was at a clinic
in one of those exam rooms getting my hearing checked.
The ringing isn't really an issue during normal conversation,
but at night, when everything goes quiet and I lie down, my ears start buzzing pretty loudly.
The doctor told me it’s permanent eardrum damage.

Has anyone else dealt with this?

Best,

You just have too much Chi energy.

Michelle Roberts49 said:I can barely breathe and I’m losing sleep. I can't take any medication because I'm pregnant... We realized this morning that ragweed is growing right outside our window. Actually, there's this massive field of it right in front of our building. I remember hearing last year about some specific number or agency you could call so they'd send someone out to mow it down...
PLEASE HELP.... does anyone know the phone number or which organization handles this?

If you wait on them, you might be waiting forever. It's better to just take care of it yourself proactively so you don't have to worry about your health.

Is there anyone here on the forum who practices yoga?

VILKO said:Managing Obesity and Weight Control

There are certain foods that act as metabolic triggers, revving up your entire system. Then there are others that help you feel full much faster and more effectively. If you're looking to drop a few pounds or just want to "detox" your body, those specific foods need to be staples in your diet. The first group helps boost calorie burning, while the second group uses specific compounds to kill hunger pangs quickly.

That's essentially the whole philosophy behind traditional Chinese medicine and its herbal remedies.

James Newman4 said:Sarah Gomez52 and nimbleskipper13 (along with a few others) are showing exactly how not to use this forum. They're mocking things that don't fit their "expertise." I’m asking the admins to step in and issue a warning so this discussion doesn't spiral out of control.. 😎

The admins won't do anything. They only step in when someone bothers them personally, and these folks are part of their inner circle.

I honestly don't get how some people constantly derail productive discussions on this forum, spreading lies in such an insulting way.

You'll see. They operate like a clique and can basically do whatever they want because they've charmed the moderators and the owner. 🙂 If you don't fall in line, they'll just brush you off.

- Insulting other users is not permitted...

- Moderators are responsible for protecting user rights and maintaining order according to these rules.

ADMINS, PLEASE RESPOND!!!

Forget about it. You're better off spending your time with people who actually respect your effort.

👋

lahor said:MacGregor, when I told you to take a seven-day break, I wasn't joking.

Why? How did he earn that? The guy actually writes with substance and expertise, unlike most people here who just spam mindless posts.

James Newman4 said:Right now, people are caught in a massive trap set by two giant sectors: mass-market food companies and Big Pharma. Together, they’ve built a powerhouse industry centered entirely around "sickness."

That's terrifying! 😕

I was watching some news on TV the other day showing these overweight Americans who can barely even squeeze onto a bus because of their size—apparently 65% are overweight. It's a total disaster!