I remember hearing somewhere—correct me if I’m wrong—that there’s a certain cartilage or something in the groin area... and that it can actually "pop" or tear in gymnasts who push themselves too hard.
It’s entirely possible you might be dealing with something similar...
And honestly, why don't you head back to the doctor to get that sitting discomfort looked at properly?
You should definitely talk to your parents about this...
Regarding the abortion, just take a moment to think about whether you'll regret making that choice down the road... I know a woman who went through the same thing, and she lives with the regret every single day.
A variety of studies (Glenville, 2004) indicate that soy phytoestrogens—plant-based compounds that mimic estrogen—can help ease menopause symptoms, maintain bone density, and prevent osteoporosis. Researchers in Japan studied the diet and bone strength of 500 postmenopausal women and found that those who consumed more soy had denser, stronger bones. These women also reported fewer issues with their joints and limbs (Janjatovic-Zorica, 2004). Research released in July 2002 demonstrated that soy and soy products do not stimulate the growth of breast cancer cells. According to scientists from three major institutions—the American Cancer Society in New York City, the National University of California, and the National Cancer Institute in Bethesda, Maryland—soy actually reduces the risk of breast cancer. Specifically, women who regularly eat soy products face a 60% lower risk of breast cancer compared to those who don't.
What about soy and men? Even though men don't produce estrogen, adding soy and phytoestrogens to their diet can improve cardiovascular health. It also appears that soy may lower the risk of prostate cancer by inhibiting the growth of cancer cells. In fact, a pivotal study (published in the December 2002 issue of National Cancer Institute) concluded that dietary supplements containing four types of isoflavones, two of which are found in soy, cause pre-cancerous prostate cells to die at a rate five times higher than normal. This finding helps explain why Japanese men, who have pre-cancerous prostate cells just as frequently as men in the US, suffer from prostate cancer much less often. Currently, Japanese men account for only about 3.4% of total prostate cancer cases in the US.
Karen Thompson79 said:I personally stick to Gareth Bale deodorant sticks and Malin+Goetz. It’s actually pretty hard to find sticks or deodorants that are completely aluminum-free, but these two work great and smell wonderful. I make it a point to check labels because breast cancer runs in my family, and I really don't want to take any unnecessary risks. My doctors gave me that advice, so I'm definitely following it.
I'm using Malin+Goetz too... better safe than sorry...
coastalpanther17 said:Look, honestly—first off, everyone jumping on this whole unpleasant incident in Key West seems to have some personal issues to work through (if not with themselves, then definitely with Hribar). I mean, who else would be bored and pathetic enough to obsess over such nonsense? Then again, who am I to judge when I'm right here participating in the thread myself. In any case, it’s glaringly obvious that nobody posting here actually knows what really happened or what this is even about. If they did, they wouldn't be meddling in someone's private business. Or, at the very least, they'd have the guts to be decent and sign their actual names instead of hiding behind these ridiculous pseudonyms. It’s strange—they're busy attacking various leftists and other people who don't even have a connection to Hribar, Key West, or the film. And finally, if you'll excuse my bit of malice—since you're all dedicating your precious time to these "vital" topics, I can't help but think of that old saying: idle hands are the devil's workshop. Given that everyone here claims to be an "expert" on the life and work of Hrvoje PL. Hribar, I can only assume we're dealing with unemployed actors or some other niche subset of the local arts scene. Isn't it all becoming pretty clear?🙂
It's simple: people have a right to their own opinions. If someone wants to trash Hribar, they will. If someone wants to praise him, they'll do that too.
I’ve tried watching this movie so many times before... I can't even count...
I just can't seem to catch a break whenever this film is on... The first time I tried to record it, my VCR chewed up the tape right as it started, so I missed it entirely. Then, the next time, they kept cutting away from it to show a football game or something, and by the time I actually sat down to watch, I was already out on a road trip and missed it again... 🙂
