Health Advice/Discussion

Started by Daichi Kai · 19 Sep 2007 · 1,074 replies

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20 Feb 2008, 03:22 #341
Yet another reason why my abandoning sodas for green tea during lunch was a wise idea. :victory:
20 Feb 2008, 03:32 #342
bmwracer wrote:Yet another reason why my abandoning sodas for green tea during lunch was a wise idea. :victory:


No doubt...a lot of other products have High Fructose Corn Syrup, too....Orowheat bread does, even the wheat varieties...Campell's soups also have it in some flavors, it's actually kind of surprising.

I haven't been drinking as much green tea as I used to tho...I guess I should start up....maybe get back on my EGCG capsules too.

EGCG Max by A.O.R....highest amount of EGCG of any brand I know of....three caps is equal to 10 cups of green tea.
20 Feb 2008, 04:00 #343
Tu_triky wrote:Orowheat bread does

Hmm.

Gotta read those ingredient labels more closely. :sweat:
20 Feb 2008, 06:56 #344
bmwracer wrote:
Hmm.

Gotta read those ingredient labels more closely. :sweat:


Dude, one time I was at a local Albertson's and I stood in the bread aisle...for a good 4 to 5 minutes...almost every single variety of wheat or grain bread had High Fructose Corn Syrup. I was pretty shocked....thankfully oftne times I get the wheat bread from Costco...no fructose corn syrup in Kirkland and another brand too.
20 Feb 2008, 07:14 #345
Tu_triky wrote:Dude, one time I was at a local Albertson's and I stood in the bread aisle...for a good 4 to 5 minutes...almost every single variety of wheat or grain bread had High Fructose Corn Syrup. I was pretty shocked....thankfully oftne times I get the wheat bread from Costco...no fructose corn syrup in Kirkland and another brand too.

Problem is, you have to buy like ten loaves, ne? :beaten:
20 Feb 2008, 07:14 #346
Here's mine, from the New England Journal of Medicine.

Visiting the food thread before lunch is bad for health

... the new study shows visiting the food thread before lunch cause readers to crave food on a stick, juicy meat, takoyaki, greasy ramen, deadly gyoza and bikini clad women.
20 Feb 2008, 07:20 #347
LOL. :hehe:

Those guys from The Journal must be ones spamming our forum with the med advertisements... :sweat:
20 Feb 2008, 07:24 #348
:hehe:

Probably. We just need to find out who's the cellphone spammer. ;)
20 Feb 2008, 07:25 #349
tabana wrote::hehe:

Probably. We just need to find out who's the cellphone spammer. ;)

Catherine Zeta-Jones? :beaten:
20 Feb 2008, 07:28 #350
:rofl:

That's it! :hehe:
20 Feb 2008, 07:29 #351
tabana wrote:Here's mine, from the New England Journal of Medicine.

Visiting the food thread before lunch is bad for health

... the new study shows visiting the food thread before lunch cause readers to crave food on a stick, juicy meat, takoyaki, greasy ramen, deadly gyoza and bikini clad women.



LOL :lol: Good point!
20 Feb 2008, 12:19 #352
Any suggestions for getting rid of stress related lower back pain.
Other than stretching please, or yoga. :D
I know its stress or it wouldnt go away when I take a nap.
So annoying. :grumble: And painful.
20 Feb 2008, 12:21 #353
Eve wrote:Any suggestions for getting rid of stress related lower back pain.
Other than stretching please, or yoga. :D
I know its stress or it wouldnt go away when I take a nap.
So annoying. :grumble: And painful.


I see try magnesium...it helps relax the muscles and the nerves, not just figuratively, but physiologically. Not everything works for everyone but it's not damaging to your health and it might help.

Omega-3's might help too as they are a natural anti-inflammatory.
20 Feb 2008, 12:47 #354
Tu_triky wrote:I see try magnesium...

Yeah, looks for an auto parts store and chew on a wheel. :beaten:

Have you tried taking an anti-inflammatory like Advil (ibuprofen)?

It always seemed to help me with my lower back when I was having issues with my bad disc..... Unless your stomach is sensitive to those types of drugs...
20 Feb 2008, 13:26 #355
Tu_triky wrote:

I see try magnesium...it helps relax the muscles and the nerves, not just figuratively, but physiologically. Not everything works for everyone but it's not damaging to your health and it might help.

Omega-3's might help too as they are a natural anti-inflammatory.


I do the Omega-3 already but I'll try the magnesium. I give it to the horses so why not me? :)
20 Feb 2008, 21:08 #356
Eve wrote:

I do the Omega-3 already but I'll try the magnesium. I give it to the horses so why not me? :)


that's a rather weird syllogism :hehe: .

hope you're back gets better. sorry i can't help, never had one of those before. but maybe you just need more sleep. i slept for 12 hours a couple of days ago... which sounds unhealthy :beaten:
20 Feb 2008, 23:08 #357
monta wrote:hope you're back gets better. sorry i can't help, never had one of those before.

You will. :beaten:
21 Feb 2008, 00:26 #358
Eve wrote:

I do the Omega-3 already but I'll try the magnesium. I give it to the horses so why not me? :)


Well if you're going to try the magnesium try to get a liquid magnesium chloride, it's the most effective...if not go for a powder like magnesium citrate, or magnesium glycinate....if not that go for capsules like magnesium malate.....whatever you do don't get magnesium oxide tablets....that crap is worthless and is often the cheapest, least effective stuff you can buy...

you can buy the magnesium chloride for pretty cheap at Pain and Stress
Center http://www.painstresscenter.com/

Just look for Magnesium Chloride...it comes with an eyedropper...it's salty because it's a metal salt but you drink in juice or water and it's dilluted so it's not so bad....moreover you can't OD on this shiet...well it would be really really hard to....most of the population is magnesium deficient anyway....
21 Feb 2008, 00:32 #359
More magnesium info here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnesium_in_biology :) :victory:
21 Feb 2008, 00:35 · edited #360
bmwracer wrote:More magnesium info here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnesium_in_biology :) :victory:


Yeah, it's not talked about often because everybody talks about calcium like it's gold....but magnesium is responsible for over 300 biochemical reactions in the body. and without magnesium you body can't assimilate the calcium anyway...so you can take a boat load of calcium supplements and it doesn't do crap without magnesium.

I read 3 books on it.

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