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Stomach issues after eating... it's hitting me hard. in Women's Health ·
I'm pretty sure you can just pick it up at a local CVS or Walgreens... I'm not 100% certain, though, so maybe double-check first.

Edit: okay, just realized someone already mentioned finding it at a pharmacy, they just aren't sure if the quality is actually any good.... And honestly, I have no clue where to track down the real deal, the domestic stuff...
Sunspots and hyperpigmentation help! in Health ·
Have you tried hitting the high SPF stuff yet? I deal with the exact same thing—those annoying dark spots and blotches that flare up after a summer in the sun and then just mysteriously vanish once the weather cools down... honestly, for me, the heavy sunscreen usually does the trick.
Herbaleft in Health ·
You thinking of something like Herbalife? I tried a couple of their products once and honestly, what a total letdown... I mean, sure, the concept sounds fine on paper, but the price tag is just ridiculous. And let’s be real here—if you're just swapping out a solid breakfast and dinner for a glass of milk, you aren't exactly going to see any massive results!
Allergies to cat and dog hair in Health ·
Hypoallergenic cats coming soon
The biotechnology company Allerca out of Los Angeles is aiming to roll out cats that won't trigger allergies by 2007.
By messing with the cats' RNA, scientists want to basically "silence" the specific gene that controls the protein responsible for those allergic reactions.
We've already seen this kind of RNA modification being used to develop new drugs and better crop varieties.
The company expects to move about 200,000 of these genetically modified cats annually—and just so we're clear, they won't be able to breed with regular cats.
Scientists aren't anticipating any red tape when it comes to getting their "product" approved, since obviously, nobody is planning on eating these cats.
In the USA, you can expect these genetically modified cats to set you back around $3,500.

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Besties for life in Psychology ·
For the longest time, I actually convinced myself I had found my ride-or-die, my absolute best friend in the entire world. If I were typing this out a year ago, I probably would’ve been bragging about how she was there through thick and thin... but hey, life happens, things go south, and suddenly they're gone too. And honestly? Good riddance. At least now I'm not deluding myself into thinking anyone's got my back; I've always been on my own, but at least the reality check is finally here, and I’m feeling pretty damn good about it, no cap. I've started making new connections lately that actually feel more solid than whatever we had—people who operate on a completely different level altogether.🙂
Are we taking life way too seriously? in Psychology ·
I spent an entire decade glued to one specific girl's side. My absolute best friend. Then, out of nowhere, she just tossed me aside like yesterday's trash because I didn't take her little life dramas nearly as seriously as she did. It was heavy, and yeah, back then it definitely left its mark on me, but looking back? Honestly, the whole thing is just hilarious. Even now, my connections with people stay pretty surface-level, and I'm not planning on changing that. I’ve always viewed life as nothing more than one big game. Because even though that fallout felt like the absolute worst thing to ever happen to me at the time, it actually gave me so much—including a sense of freedom I didn't even realize I was missing.