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Starting an LLC: Where to begin? in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
The second question should have actually been phrased like this:
Is the price different depending on which city you're in, or is it pretty much the same everywhere?🙄 My bad, I'm not even sure if I'm typing this right, sorry!
Starting an LLC: Where to begin? in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
I was wondering how much it actually costs to register a business name?

Is the fee the same everywhere, or does it vary depending on which city you're in?

Also, does the price change if I'm running a mobile business versus having a physical storefront?

Thanks so much for the help!!!
Rubik's Cube in Health ·
Hi,

A doctor recently wrote in an American oncology journal for cancer patients claiming that zeolite—specifically compared to things like a Rubik's Cube—is a fibrous mineral similar to asbestos, which they claim has dangerous health effects and could even cause cancer.

Here in the States, FES is becoming incredibly popular. I wanted to share what I wrote previously when I was dealing with leukemia:

I’ve personally been through the wringer with cancer—high-grade non-Hodgkin lymphoma—so I spent six long years fighting it. The disease kept coming back six different times. I even underwent a bone marrow transplant in Washington, D.C., which didn't work. The illness just kept recurring, I went through about 25 rounds of chemo, and my immune system was basically non-existent. For a long time, I was searching for anything that could help strengthen my body without relying solely on medical treatments that felt like they were just tearing me down. About a year and a half ago, I stumbled upon FES—a mineral powder that revitalizes the water in our bodies, detoxifies the system, boosts nutrient absorption, and most importantly, acts as a powerful antioxidant. For someone fighting cancer, that’s huge. It increases oxygen at the cellular level, and we know that malignant cells struggle to thrive in oxygen-rich environments.

I actually showed some articles about FES to my doctors, and they all said it’s fine to keep taking since it’s clearly helping me. After three months, my results normalized completely, and honestly, I became a medical marvel. Today, I’m probably the healthiest person in my circle. If I feel a bug coming on, I just bump up my FES dosage, and within two days, I'm back to normal—whereas before, it would have taken me three weeks to recover. I've now been completely symptom-free for two years, which feels like a total miracle. This stuff is truly phenomenal; it feels like a discovery from thousands of years ago, and I’m so grateful it crossed my path. I really wanted to share this so you all know it exists and might help someone else out there.

I have one article in English and several others in American and English, so if you want them, just shoot me an email:

renata@madware.si

You can order it from Sweden; you just need a standard international credit card. It’s definitely most cost-effective to grab the auto-ship package of three bottles. I’m happy to walk you through the ordering process so it gets shipped directly to your door. It’s already quite widespread here in the US, and we’re seeing amazing results.

The only thing is, I wouldn't recommend using it right in the middle of chemotherapy, as it might detox the body too quickly and interfere with how the chemo works. But as a preventative measure after treatment, it’s fantastic.

This part is straight from the article:

FES is a dietary supplement, though more and more people are saying it has medicinal qualities. Because of this, doctors who incorporate it into their practice often recommend it when treating various conditions. The literature mentions its use for: AIDS, Alzheimer’s, angina, atherosclerosis, arthritis, cardiovascular diseases, respiratory issues (emphysema, bronchitis, asthma, tuberculosis), degenerative diseases, dehydration, depression, diabetes, fibromyalgia, fungal infections, the flu, herpes, hypoxia, various infections (viral, bacterial, fungal), cartilage depletion, stroke, chronic fatigue, sun damage, osteoporosis, osteoarthritis, leg swelling, wounds, periodontitis, colds, cancer, poor concentration, digestive issues, aging, stress, viral outbreaks, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, gum inflammation, toxicity (like aluminum poisoning), and even addiction recovery (smoking, alcohol, cocaine…).

Best,

Renata

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Living with schizophrenia in Health ·
Bradley Fisher20, why are you so obsessed with health and schizophrenia? Do you know someone dealing with it?

P.S. 👋
Hair loss help? in Health ·
Hair loss can be a sign that you’re low on protein, or maybe your body just isn't absorbing nutrients properly. There are a few different ways to tackle this:

- There’s one really solid, albeit pricey, amino acid supplement we order from Sweden.
- As for topical treatments, I’d personally recommend JUST—it’s a Swiss cosmetic brand that’s pretty popular here in the States through direct sales. They make incredible protein-based silk ampoules and high-concentration herbal extracts, plus they have shampoos specifically designed to fight hair loss.

- I’m not sure if you can find JUST locally, but it’s been a staple here for about 7 or 8 years, and people see amazing results with it.

- If you know someone who can ship things over from the US, I can order them for you. The ampoules are about $25 for a pack of 10, but you’ll realistically need at least 20 to 30 to see a difference. It usually takes about 3 to 4 weeks just to stop the shedding before you can even start working on reactivating those hair follicles.
Paintballing! in Other Sports ·
War is a necessary evil, if you ask me.
The Police in Music ·
Kevin Chavez3 said:Man, there are hundreds of bands just like that... 😁 But seriously, you don't know any of their other tracks? 😁

I pretty much know all of them, just look at:

Department S>
Tribute to Queen in Music ·
It’s not like I’m a huge fan of Johnny (I definitely prefer Nigel Cameron), but seeing him mentioned in the headline like that has been driving me absolutely crazy lately...

Johnny said:

Oh, my god...
This is rough, man.
Just leave me alone...
I'll show you!
Best ways to get rid of cellulite? in Health ·
You can find some workout routines over at , but honestly, most of them require dumbbells.
Best ways to get rid of cellulite? in Health ·
I’m looking to get rid of some cellulite on my hips and want to start working out at home. I don't have any budget for fancy gym equipment or weights right now, so I need to stick to bodyweight stuff. Does anyone know which exercises actually work best for this? If you could share some simple diagrams or easy-to-follow instructions for beginner moves, I’d really appreciate it!
I honestly can’t remember a single one I haven't seen, but I used to go out of my way to avoid all those massive blockbusters everyone was hyping up in theaters... I don't know, maybe I was just being difficult. Eventually, I ended up watching Hair, though I could never really get into it, then some Travolta-esque flicks from the late seventies, and then there was Jaws... I skipped most of the Rocky movies too (except for a few scenes, like last night when they showed Rocky on TV)...

To be honest, I'm pretty fed up with all these overrated (or genuinely great) movies that people swear by for their entire lives, acting like they've never seen or experienced anything smarter... It's all just cinema... 😉
What are you listening to? in Music ·
Tufir II said:Metalheads and country fans... honestly, I see the resemblance. It's all about that lightning-fast fingerwork on the strings. 😵 😛 😛 😛

The vocals aren't too different either...

Oh, please, you've gotta be kidding me... how can you even put those two in the same category? I don't even know why country music is considered actual music in the first place... oh, wait, I get it... because a bunch of idiots get hammered, think they're hot stuff, and start screaming like chickens headed for the slaughter......
OB/GYN Discussion Thread in Women's Health ·
I’ve actually been looking into Dr. Harni lately... I’ve honestly never even been to a gynecologist before, it’s kind of embarrassing to admit, ...

Does anyone know how much an appointment with her costs?
The Police in Music ·
Kevin Chavez3 said:Man, I really hope The Stranglers fans don't come at me for comparing them to The Jam! I'm talking about The Stranglers, for crying out loud! Like the old song goes—"He's got a moustache!" 🙂

Let's flip the script and have some fans of The Jam (back when they actually mattered, anyway) take a shot at The Stranglers.

I've got a huge soft spot for both bands, even if I can't bring myself to check out the newer stuff from The Stranglers. What The Jam and The Stranglers achieved belongs in the hall of fame of American pop culture. The difference is that The Jam kept their dignity until the very end, which is how it should be done, whereas The Stranglers just went to hell—which, I guess, is what happens when you dress exclusively in black. I have massive respect for Hugh Cornwell, but I get why the guys are just playing gigs now; being an aging rocker is a tough gig. I stopped listening to The Stranglers after Aural Sculpture. Eight solid albums. That's plenty for any sane person, so why should it be any different for me?

I better watch out, or Department S fans will start giving me grief... is vic There?
Correction: racism sucks😁
Tribute to Queen in Music ·
Queen—the music, the lyrics, the voice 🙏 🙏
The Police in Music ·
Seriously, people. What are you even talking about mixing The Jam and The Stranglers like that? That’s just wild. Both of these are incredible bands. Especially The Jam. It feels pretty silly to bring up Go4 or Wire in this conversation. Just because their early albums are absolute masterpieces—which they obviously are—doesn't mean The Jam isn't top-tier too. I mean, isn't "in The City" a total masterpiece? And when it comes to vocals, if you want to hear something real, check out the Meat Puppets - Mirage album, specifically that track Kevin Chavez3 was mentioning. Now *that* is an intense vocal performance.
The most insane vocals of all time have to be Houra, but honestly, he's such a slacker that he can't even compete. He isn't really competing in terms of singing; it's more like just groaning and screeching.🙂 🙂
I started on Logest just a few days ago. I know it's way too early to talk about the full impact, but the one thing I’ve noticed so far is that my period was completely painless 🙂 I'm really hoping it stays this way 😛
The Police in Music ·
Looks like things were moving along while I was out... 😁
Gladiator
Forrest Gump
The Shawshank Redemption
Legends of the Fall
The Godfather