Posts by Noah Harris50

First movie shot using those Dogme rules.
Killer.
Best one out there.

Mercy Seat

Honestly, just try some earplugs. I use them all the time—they create this great little bubble of quiet that really helps me chill. It’s a bit weird at first since you can hear your own breathing so clearly, like you're trapped inside your own head, but you get used to it fast enough.

I only know one song. I'm fading out.
And honestly? I dig it.

Sports and games

Ashtanga yoga. I call it "men's yoga" because you actually have to work for it. It’s killer for getting those lean, toned muscles. Plus, ninety minutes of that intense focus? Pure meditation.
Thanks to yoga, I finally got flexible, built some decent muscle definition in my arms, and actually found some inner peace and better breathing. Honestly, it even gave me the push I needed to quit smoking and start eating clean.

If you can't find an Ashtanga studio in your city, just look for Power Yoga—it's basically the commercialized version.

I'm into yoga.

Some people on here clearly have no clue what bread actually is. Like, they don't get what goes into it or how much it's basically just glorified spaghetti.

For my own health, I stick to whole-grain stuff when it comes to bread, pasta, or even breakfast cereals.

Sean Lee7 said:I just can't get into these movies, period. Look, they look amazing—stunning cinematography, a total feast for the eyes—but the plot? It's a mess. To me, those old-school classics had way better stories. A master gets killed, the student goes on a revenge mission, boom, done. But these newer ones? Nothing really happens. They just travel around, fight, make out, and die. I don't know... it's just not my thing.

Idk, maybe just focus on the visuals instead of the story.😁
Might be more your speed then.

Terry Brooks3 said:ugh, in the morning I don't just crash—I barely even realize I'm awake.😁

CONCLUSION: mornings are a total disaster for me.

And nothing actually helps?

I just know it works wonders for clearing things out and getting rid of all that stuck-on junk. Plus, like I said, we're all dealing with fungi anyway, so why not kill them off this way?

It's basically a post.

placidfalcon said:maybe your bed is just in a bad spot

🙂
I sleep the same way regardless of what bed I'm in.

electricdriver78 said:Yeah, basically anything that acts like cellulite "removal" besides actual liposuction. 😁 😁

I was being sarcastic, by the way. 🙂

Yeah, Colonic irrigation is definitely an aesthetic.

electricdriver78 said:Look, the gut has this super delicate balance of bacteria and other junk. I’m no doctor or anything, but generally speaking, messing with it using those washes could totally wreck your digestive system.

Funny how they do it in hospitals then. Guess they don't have a clue what they're doing.

nimbledriver81 said:The body is constantly flushing out toxins—that’s literally why we have a liver and kidneys.

That's also why we deal with diarrhea, if you want to get technical.

But this whole detox thing has been a staple in places like Asia for thousands of years.
And honestly, plenty of doctors aren't even against it; some actually see the benefits.

A two-day or seven-day fast isn't about weight loss or looking pretty, despite what some people here think. It's strictly about aggressively purging toxins from your system.

Jeffrey Edwards5 said:Good grief.😲 😱
What even is that? I've never heard of anything like it. How does that work—do they just blast water up your backside or what?

Haha, exactly. They shove a tube in your rear and pump liters of water through you while you just chill in bed. Apparently, you can even watch the whole show on a screen. People claim it feels amazing when you're done, like you’ve been totally reborn.

I saw some documentary on TV about how people have old food waste stuck in their guts for ages. Supposedly, it flushes out all those nasty fungi too.

Super healthy stuff.

Half-baked posts last a day or two, but a real one lasts a week.
You should probably do it at least twice a year just to flush out whatever junk is clogging up your system.
I can't personally pull it off because of some health issues, but I've thought about going for a full colonoscopy instead. That’s something else entirely—takes two hours and sets you back $217.

So I guess I'm pulling an all-nighter just to be up by 5 AM. 😲

placidgardener19 said:I can't even catch any sleep if there's even a hint of light in the room.

Same here. 🙂