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Kratomystic enhancers sold from Mission Gorge mailbox
Apparently they knew it wouldn't pass product evaluation for safety or truthfulness. But I recall it was nuts, maybe not fish oil, that seems to be health beneficial but has to be consumed in limited amount. My question is how much oil is too much? Should be curing illnesses and admitting causes of physical problems with more education, not hide relevant facts from us. Our kids don't deserve that. Plus, on kratom, it doesn't make sense to take a pill with a questionable reputation till reputably we know one way or other. Although if it is beneficial to the body it's a shame to waste the idea. Weird that marijuana is still schedule 1 drug but everywhere.— October 29, 2017 6:43 a.m.
Kratomystic enhancers sold from Mission Gorge mailbox
And in his new book, Tom Friggin Brady talks about drinking half his body weight in water, on active days. Go ahead and google it.— October 28, 2017 5:34 p.m.
Kratomystic enhancers sold from Mission Gorge mailbox
Best fruit for antioxidants are berries. Fat is still fattening. I started eating coconut oil as if it was important but realized even unsaturated is probably overrated, better on hair and skin, not a weight loss tool. Am using olive oil instead of (traditional) butter. I was having heart pain and when I told my daughter she said she read that Bill Clinton's doctors made him cut out fat(most/all, even fish I think) after his heart surgery. I cut back, feel better, think I should focus on getting 20-30 lbs of fat off my body to feel more energy. Just watched a PBS Tai Chi exercise class for over 60 year olds as safe physical activity if heart is a worry. In Don's case helpful for over 80 years young.— October 28, 2017 4:58 p.m.
Kratomystic enhancers sold from Mission Gorge mailbox
I chew (so it doesn't damage stomach, Bayer, less useless ingredients?) an aspirin or two pretty much every day. Have heard there might be anti-cancer properties and proven blood anti-heart attack, plus anti-pain. So-called wonder drug sounds good to me.— October 28, 2017 10:11 a.m.
Kratomystic enhancers sold from Mission Gorge mailbox
swell - sounds like real science to me. I used kava when I was withdrawing from alcohol dependence but as pure and little as possible, short term, if I felt any relief benefit. The real deal is food as medicine for me. I do love my supplements though, chlorophyll and spirulina are my new additions.— October 28, 2017 9:27 a.m.
Tackled in the stands at Qualcomm
Don - if the cop tasseled the guy he should get the money first.— October 20, 2017 11:19 a.m.
Tackled in the stands at Qualcomm
We all know men don't think with anything above the belt.— October 19, 2017 11:50 a.m.
Don’t expect Florida and Caribbean tourists to flock west
And wanted to ask, did Hugh Hefner influence you in a way to promiscuity and women's lib and better respect for women, as has been reported?— October 11, 2017 1:59 p.m.
Don’t expect Florida and Caribbean tourists to flock west
Don - must have been hard for you to move place to place. I have anxiety trying to move out of my family home of 50 years even though I know I want to and is for the best. Am gonna stay in SD but any change after a long time, structured lifestyle, can be traumatic. So I wouldn't expect people to want to relocate to unfamiliar territory. I have been thinking the rest of the country were coming here till recent fire. I know you were working at a paper in Chicago before you came to San Diego. My late husband was born Chicagan. Tell us where were born again, you probably already said but were you military dad family? My grandparents came from across the country. I'm thinking Ancestry.com might be good. Saw PBS really good shows, might do that for fun.— October 11, 2017 1:39 p.m.
County pound hit for dangerous dogs and faulty euthanasia
My daughter and I were at Gaines St shelter (over 10 years ago). Her first time, she was maybe 12. I had adopted there a time or two since I was a kid so didn't worry, no time to think much about it, she put her fingers into a cage to pet a medium size dog that immediately, no warning, bit her finger. Waited to let them find vaccine record, fine, did have an owner come to retrieve. A couple of years back I tried again, looking at what they claim as adoptable. Tried a year old female German shepherd. When they put us together I got her story, wandered the street most of her life, then sits in a cage alone from what I could tell, antisocial. They really need the dog whisperer. She was an angry b. I have sweet dogs, not gonna bring home aggression. Tried a young blue-gray deaf pit bull, looked so sad on a bed in that doggy-froggy position facing away from the front of the cage. I have a kind, sensitive female white deaf pit and I thought they could help each other. I hear the white ones are deaf most often. They asked me to bring my dog to meet him so I did. That little boy scared Paisley my 3ish year old pit so she was pulling the leash hard trying to get away. When I asked the girl what to do with a deaf dog she told me I could get a shock collar. Even after that mistake I went one more time, saw a miniature Doberman puppy and it took a couple more appointments for them to say the dog was in need of lots of care and doctor visits after surgery. Animal Lovers?— October 10, 2017 10:22 a.m.