The absolute worst movie I watched all last year Thank goodness there was some kind of Budweiser premiere happening, because a contact of mine over at the brewery hooked me up with tickets. Honestly, if I had actually paid $8.25 I would have been furious... My friend and I spent the entire time making fun of the movie; that was really the only redeeming quality. Half the theater was fast asleep by the midpoint. The other half just sat there staring at the screen, totally unresponsive.
Now, go ahead and call my friend and me stupid, but someone out there actually claimed this was the best (unbelievable!) film of the year. Good grief...
Maybe if I were still in fifth grade, I might have actually enjoyed it.
I finally decided to give running a shot, though I’ve never really been one to obsess over fitness trends... and honestly, I only picked up some Chitosan out of pure curiosity.
It feels pretty silly paying for some kind of excuse to eat more than I should...
If I'm hungry, I'm going to eat, and I'll just deal with whatever happens next.
Unfortunately, I've found that Chitosan doesn't really do much for me. 😢 But hey, the weather is finally turning beautiful. It's the perfect time to get out there—skateboarding, cycling, running... maybe head out for a hike up near Mount Rainier or just go on some weekend trips. It feels great!
Yeah, I did some digging online for that L-carnitine, and honestly, it’s priced at nearly $67. That just doesn't seem worth it to me, and frankly, I have my doubts about whether it even works. I already wasted money on that Chitosan, too. A friend of mine is currently obsessed with drinking Top Slim tea, using ten different types of cellulite creams, and sipping on soy milk and those protein shakes constantly. When I asked her if she was seeing any actual progress, she admitted she hasn't seen a single thing; she's basically just doing it so she feels better mentally while she consumes it...
On the other hand, Encian has some pretty decent pricing for the quality of products they offer...
I picked mine up at Encian... you can find it at CVS or local pharmacies too, but it’ll cost you at least $10 more there. I managed to snag it for about 65-$23 (compared to nearly 90 at CVS). It looks like there are 60 tablets in the bottle. The clerk mentioned I shouldn't bother taking it in the morning since breakfast calories just burn off throughout the day anyway; she suggested taking it before lunch and dinner (if I'm eating tonight). Currently, I'm taking two a day, but it's probably too soon to see any real results. I think I've actually lost a pound, though I doubt it's solely from this supplement. I'm staying active and doing plenty of other things besides just taking this—I've completely ditched the elevator for the stairs, and my appetite hasn't been huge lately either...
Which manufacturer did you end up going with? I'd love to know where you picked it up, what the price tag looks like, and all those other details... I'm trying to save myself some serious digging. 🙂
I’ve only been using it since Friday, so it’s a bit too early for me to give a definitive verdict. I actually asked my wife if there were any side effects, and she assured me there weren't—though, let's be honest, she probably wouldn't tell me if there were. As for the issue of having five bowel movements a day, I can't really say if it's caused by this, especially since I already deal with some digestive irregularities. It’s not like I bought this thinking I could suddenly eat three times as much 🙂 . Actually, I haven't been feeling hungry very often lately, but I don't think that's due to the supplement. It might be because I've been drinking apple cider vinegar a few times a day—not the capsule kind, just the real stuff diluted in water. Who knows...
Is anyone here actually using this? I'm curious to know how long you've been on it and if you're seeing real results—assuming, of course, you're staying active and hitting the gym regularly...
I had no idea it could be that nasty... What are the actual symptoms, though? How can you tell if you're dealing with it without heading straight to the doctor—is there any way to spot it physically?
Could someone please walk me through thyroid hormone imbalances? I'm looking for details on how they actually manifest, what the typical next steps are, and everything else related to it...
Basically, they’re always philosophizing about films—not to mention life itself—yet they can never seem to actually shoot anything smart or interesting. Anything at all. But the analysis? It's constant. Every single little detail...