I'm always tired
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Dan Austin wrote: well said. also to add more content to my double post: why don't you (APBT1976) want the HPV vaccine? how do you feel about head and neck cancer? Because i have no faith in the FDA!!! |
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Cool, thanks for clearing it up that you have no idea what you are talking about. Haha seriously, did you read what you wrote? Long winded, rambling post with no point. You sound like a crazy person! |
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DexterRutecki wrote:Cool, thanks for clearing it up that you have no idea what you are talking about. Haha I mean seriously did you read what you wrote? Long winded, rambling post with no point. You sound like a crazy person! You are 35 and just found out what a DNR is... Need I say more? And now I am going to listen to you for advice on cholesterol medication??? You dont even know what a DNR is yet you seem to know so much about the pitfalls of modern medicine! Brilliant... Listen Dex i never said my rule was the golden rule or the rule for anyone else. But if you are gonna question my personal ideals then i am gonna defend them. Sure to the average person "that drank the coolaid" i understand all of that is a waste of my breath and very few will se me as anything other than nuts. |
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Obviously you aren't interested in taking your psych meds either... |
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APBT1976 wrote: Beyond that i use or make all my own household cleaners and steer well clear of any manufactured chemical As opposed to all the natural chemicals that are perfectly safe? There is plenty of all natural stuff that will kill you. Again, you have no idea what you are talking about. |
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DexterRutecki wrote:Obviously you aren't interested in taking your psych meds either... Its fine if you don't want to be a part of modern health care but at least educate yourself so you have a clue what you are talking about. Really pretty sure i have a clue what i am talking about. Sorry i don't march to the beat of the brainwashed drum!! |
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DexterRutecki wrote: As opposed to all the natural chemicals that are perfectly safe? There is plenty of all natural stuff that will kill you. Again, you have no idea what you are talking about. And there are plenty man made ones that will make you sick. You go ahead and sort through all that and take that chance yourself. |
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APBT1976 wrote: Pretty much common knowledge unless you are the give me a pill to fix it as i am too lazy to do something about it myself type. "Common sense is the best distributed commodity in the world, for every man is convinced that he is well supplied with it." |
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APBT1976 wrote: It does not take a rocket scientist to know cholesterol meds are bad bad news for 99% of those that are prescribed them. Pretty much common knowledge unless you are the give me a pill to fix it as i am too lazy to do something about it myself type. Really? Where are you getting this information from? Seriously lets see some facts here before you go spewing any more BS that you have convinced yourself is true. |
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Oh, you guys... you're not this argumentative in real life, are you? That'd be a nightmare for folks on road trips, around the campfire, in tents, and when sharing hanging belays, and such. You both have some good points! : ) |
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Some of them are GiGi pretty bad I say I usually keep my mouth shut and try to get along with everybody as long as I get fair amount of belays on my tic routes but oh boy I had some bad experiences : refused to share their rope (brought to share) cos 'the climb was over my head and I wasn't gonna be falling on her rope, showed up hang over and drank all my water, made me dizzy from smoking pot around me, dictated all the climbs ' or the highway', had me pick up a bunch if their friends, refused to share their nuts, freaked out when I bailed the night before, freaked out when I was 5 min late etc etc although lately I've had very good experiences |
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Mitch Zimmerman wrote:..lately I've had very good experiences Awesome! |
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I was feeling progressively crappier for years. Finally went to the doc; she sent me to the endocrinologist. Turns out I have an autoimmune disease-"polyendocrinopathy", (say it three times, fast). Now, I take drugs to treat it-feel pretty good. Fucking know it all doctors! |
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Joe Huggins wrote:I was feeling progressively crappier for years. Finally went to the doc; she sent me to the endocrinologist. Turns out I have an autoimmune disease-"polyendocrinopathy", (say it three times, fast). Now, I take drugs to treat it-feel pretty good. Fucking know it all doctors! Word |
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Joe Huggins wrote:I was feeling progressively crappier for years. Finally went to the doc; she sent me to the endocrinologist. Turns out I have an autoimmune disease-"polyendocrinopathy", (say it three times, fast). Now, I take drugs to treat it-feel pretty good. Fucking know it all doctors! Is that treatable with some fine Columbian? |
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I have chronic fatigue syndrome which I got after having mono... your symptoms are the same, though they don't sound as accute. The main rule with it is dont' run yourself down completely... always have something in the tank. IF you are used to training hard, this is a difficult thing to do. however, the end result is more days to train than you otherwise would have. |
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matt davies wrote: Is that treatable with some fine Columbian? You mean coffee? I don't like Central or South American coffee, unless it's roasted really dark. |
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And to continue with amateur night at the internet diagnosis cafe: Low thyroid hormones are another issue with similar symptoms. Hair getting coarser is an additional symptom of it. And a good workout wipes you for a few days, like chronic fatigue syndrome. In fact it is sometimes called chronic fatigue syndrome until diagnosed. |
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you may have shift work disorder. |
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Jeremy Hand wrote:yeah I had to have 7 cups and an energy shot all before noon yesterday, the job demanded it. WTF dude...that is an insane amount of caffeine. You have two problems to solve. The being tired one and your unhealthy addiction to caffeine. |



