How to quiet your mind (meditation tips)
in Spirituality ·
Does anyone know if there are any meditation classes happening around New York City?
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rustyowl4 said:Look, we weren't really trashing your meal plan itself, just that whole thing you said about hormones and whatever... I mean, it all sounds a bit silly in the end, doesn't it?
I guess you could just mix it with some milk, it might actually taste better that way, and maybe be a little healthier too...
rustyowl4 said:any kind of healthy food (consistent stuff) ... and exercising (really emphasizing being regular, everything else matters less, I guess)...
I think protein powders are pretty much a waste of money for women, especially if you don't even like the taste😕, so maybe just don't buy them anymore. It might be better to spend that cash on veggies, fruit, high-quality meat, and things like that instead...
rustyowl4 said:Haha, whatever works. Honestly, you should probably just keep that cash for yourself and spend it on something actually useful...
rustyowl4 said:So, I guess the question is... why bother with protein shakes at all if you don't strictly need them? I mean, I suppose it's a fair point to raise.🙄
placidranger said:Do you mix it with water or milk? I honestly think it tastes way better with milk, especially since there's extra sugar.
I guess you should probably just finish it since you already bought it.
Kate Collins67 said:Look, we can't just point fingers at patients and act like they’re the sole cause of all this chaos. Let’s be real—there are plenty of doctors out there who honestly don't know what they're doing, and their incompetence leads to a massive wave of unnecessary tests and redundant screenings. It’s a vicious cycle that just ends up bloating those endless waiting lists even further.
Now, I realize I shouldn't be lecturing people about physicians from a patient's perspective—I haven't exactly been a "serious" patient myself yet, so I don't deal with the system's headaches quite the way you guys do. And honestly? If I ever do run into medical trouble, I’ll probably just breeze through the red tape and get it sorted quickly—but hey, I guess that's just one of the perks of working within the system.