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Homeopathic doctor said what?
Don - had too many words and your printer whacked it up.— November 13, 2016 4:22 p.m.
Homeopathic doctor said what?
I remember reading vitamin C studies where they gave high doses to patients for pain and drug withdrawal. Other opinion was there might be side effects, is two sided. I'd guess 1,000 mg is a body benefit (seem to remember tissue repair involved). Still wondering if more is better. I take a high quality multi, not synthetic but organic and food based when possible. No snake oil, just krill or fish, (sea stuff = good) CoQ10, D3, flaxseed oil, magnesium comes in oil too. Maybe too much oil but for now I’m doing it because they all have heart health benefit. A recent KPBS Dr. pontificator, Josh Axe (new book - “Eat Dirt”) recommends soil-based probiotics for healing “the gut”, another area of concern. Seems to me we’re not looking for anything paranormal just a higher more efficient internal vibrational energy flow of function, less strain-stress wear and tear aging. He also mentioned Collagen Protein Powder, sounds right to me. Lots of powdered protein I can't name here but definitely unsweetened. He advocates the green and sour stuff plus spirulina, granny smith apples, bone broth soup is a thing. Pan Darco tea, I’ll try to find it. I just bought a list of benefits in Matcha tea and a new Green Vibrance daily superfood with probiotics, both dissolve easily in water. I’d rather drink the veggies and can easily consume more than I want to chew. Pretty sure the right green (and berries) slows down cancer growth. Still need the real B12, the common one is not good. Want selenium now. Dr. Perricone, from the 90’s skin health lectures public broadcast, eulogizes Alpha Lipoid Acid and I think he’s correct that it could be highly beneficial. The Natrol company label: Cell Rejuvenation and Helps Protect Against Age-Related Damage. I’m for that. So I’ve taken it a lot and I’m not wrinkly yet. I take (eclectic institute) organic fresh freeze-dried milk thistle from Henry’s. Liver detox assist. Amino acids are a complex and useful bunch. Going to look at proline, glycine, glutamine, glutathione. Have empties of L-Lysine and Arginine, can't remember what is L-Tyrosine for. Long Live Longevity Science Research! Study on induced heart damage in monkeys where the half that were fed blueberries every day had significant repair and longer life. I’m on it, and dark purple blackberries too. Believe what you want or read medical journals but Don, check the meds for interactions with somebody who knows what they are doing. Maybe they can de-prescribe. Sorry about the length of ramble. Love— November 13, 2016 4:18 p.m.
Citizens victors over NFL greed
Don - dontcha think they otta raise minimum working wage to a livable wage first? Oh the places we'll go.— November 12, 2016 7:47 p.m.
Seuss characters snatched, charges suit
But they added a Spock character so it's not the same?— November 12, 2016 7:39 p.m.
Local navy officer took bribes from Malaysian
Sorry 'bout those typhoons and hurricanes and military creepers. Morality could prevent loser users and child bride abusers.— October 14, 2016 1:36 p.m.
Is Proposition X a black hole?
Visduh maybe you can explain better - SD Unified does not oversee or protect school money. Look at millions that went to personal property project never investigated (Sweetwater superintedent Brand et al 2012ish) will never vote to for schools till there is transparent accountability.— October 8, 2016 11:29 a.m.
Cheetahs strip club faces closure
Most working women would probably rather have a protected job than sex slavery under the table.— October 3, 2016 8:12 p.m.
Navy gets go-ahead to use sonar harmful to sealife
MURDER of sea animal Life, just beyond ignorant abuse again.— September 30, 2016 1:22 p.m.
Ex-grid star to lose law license Monday
Jonathan Montag apparently thinks the subjecect of Ron Mix moral retreat not up for discussion.— September 28, 2016 3:14 p.m.
Ex-grid star to lose law license Monday
Gambled and lost the game.— September 28, 2016 12:40 p.m.