Posts by Michael Anderson10

I didn't bother reading it—didn't feel like it. Besides, what's the point? Reinstalling Movie Maker?

What file format are the videos in?

Which browser are you using?

I suppose a doctor would know for certain, but from what I've read, Cephalins seem quite similar to penicillin. Since she suffered an anaphylactic shock from penicillin, that's why I'm asking.

My mother was given some Cephalins, but she has a severe penicillin allergy. I'm wondering if it's safe for her to take this?

Jessica Chavez85 said:The colors are constantly shifting, and I think the combinations might be messing with my brain waves—raising my adrenaline, making me feel aggressive enough to go on a rampage. It isn't just some random thing, I'm telling you. Who knows what kind of effect it's having on you...

He isn't changing any colors; I guess you're just high.

1.Either you've got a total piece of junk for a monitor, or it's just a degaussing issue.
2.Who knows what other garbage is hiding inside that PC of yours.

Listen, folks, I suspect lightning bolts are merely a "byproduct" of wireless energy transfer; they probably have nothing to do with the actual storms we see in the sky.

Maybe we're all a little crazy, haha. Let me know if you end up buying it

I suppose I'll ask them tomorrow
if they're still around

you know, I often find myself thinking about those old clichés; I guess it was always such a classic observation how everyone older than you seems to be constantly popping pills, while you’re still just dealing with your own little childhood ailments

It seems unlikely that one would just happen to wake up in the middle of the night with all those lights on, though I suppose you could argue that people living in places like Alaska should see higher cancer rates due to the northern lights and all that

I suppose eating sugar late at night isn't ideal either...

Douglas Diaz3 said:nah...
honestly, if you grab a decent 17-inch monitor with a high enough refresh rate, it can actually kick the teeth in of way too many LCDs out there

if that's your take ☕, though at least it isn't ionizing the air to the extent that causes headaches, which I believe is one of the main culprits

The LCD really gave it its all

Chloe Nguyen3 said:Bryan Murphy84...🙂

I see you've actually used one of those lamps before, so I'm hoping you can give me a heads-up on a few things (even if it's just a rough idea);

My mom is dealing with uterine fibroids and she’s gone down the rabbit hole with all these alternative therapies—including that Zepter lamp.

Following some friend's advice—who supposedly saw her fibroids shrink after using it—she’s started "warming up" with the lamp four times a day for four minutes at a time.
Now she's wondering if hitting it that hard and that often is actually a "smart" move??
What kind of side effects am I looking at here?? Like, from using it that much??

Thanks a ton🙂 👋

It seems pretty foolish to me, honestly. As far as I can tell, Bioptron only works where it is applied—meaning the skin. A Bioptron isn't going to shine a light on a uterus, WTF.

Fine, but since when was this the rule? I suppose you could have given me a heads-up instead of just dropping this on me like this!

I suppose I’m feeling a bit under the weather

darksurfer39 said:Benzoyl Peroxide (PanOxyl gel) is one of those older treatments; my dermatologist actually recommended it to me back in the day. It definitely helped more than other stuff, though it didn't quite solve everything... I struggled with acne from age 10 all the way through 18. Honestly, I felt pretty awful about it because they were so red and obvious—my whole face was just covered. They didn't really clear up until I started taking Diane-35 (an oral contraceptive) due to some issues with my ovaries, and then things started receding... eventually, I switched to a lower dose—Yasmin—and I can say they completely vanished after two years of use. I don't have a single pimple left, nor any scars from when they were there. However, I did notice that when I took a year-long break from Diane, they came back—not exactly the same, but still quite a bit. Once I stayed on Yasmin, they disappeared entirely! I'm quite relieved. It seems I had to go that route, since changing my diet didn't seem to help much, even though I cut out as much sugar as possible and tried to eat a varied, healthy diet.

Heh, PanOxyl... seeing a stain on the wallpaper always brings back memories of that stuff.

Andrew Clark said:That's right... It's actually called the "kissing disease"... You can catch it through kissing, sharing utensils, or even just using a glass... It’s quite easy to pick up at a coffee shop or somewhere similar. I've seen firsthand how poorly they wash the glassware in those places.

Her blood work probably won't look great, but she shouldn't worry too much; it's perfectly normal for that kind of inflammation to mess with the results.

As far as I know, the kissing disease is mononucleosis.