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Ok I don't want to live past a certain age. I feel like when the body can no longer remotely keep up with the mind...or vice versa its time to go.
She's quite healthy and would kick you if she heard you say that
Kristin I love you! You make your point better than anyone I know
What'd I say? LOL!
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I was thinking of my grandfather he's like 96 now he doesn't get around too well, he never goes anywhere....you get the idea.
You see the Cold Turkey thread recently? lol
My heart is racing right now. E-cigs don't get my blood pressure up but that woman sure does!
ETA: Did I step over the line with my parting remark? (Which it was, I'm going to put her on ignore - or "foe" as they so diplomatically call it.)
My heart is racing right now. E-cigs don't get my blood pressure up but that woman sure does!
ETA: Did I step over the line with my parting remark? (Which it was, I'm going to put her on ignore - or "foe" as they so diplomatically call it.)
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Could one of you possibly do me a favor, and PM Fred for me and ask him to please email me at the email address on my account? (or just add gmail.com to the end of my username).
I'd really like to know if there was a glitch in the system or if there was something wrong with my posts, and correct the situation if so. (I'd actually prefer he delete my initial posts anyway, since the tone there has changed so much)
I'd really like to know if there was a glitch in the system or if there was something wrong with my posts, and correct the situation if so. (I'd actually prefer he delete my initial posts anyway, since the tone there has changed so much)
That's a bit of an over-simplification, no? Enzymes do all the "heavy lifting" when it comes down to digestion.
Proteins: Proteases
Fats: Lipases
Carbs: Carbohydrases
Unless you have a paralyzed digestive tract it's unlikely food would actually "rot". Usually what happens in the case of gas is your body doesn't produce enough of a necessary enzyme in order to break down a food. When that happens, the bacteria in your digestive tract begin to work on the food resulting in the gas and bloating you mentioned.
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Sounded appropriate and polite as possible under the circumstances, to me.
You want to see something interesting about food, see the movie "Fathead." (I think it's still free on Netflix.) It'll really open your eyes. And after seeing all the deception special interest groups use to manipulate people about smokeless tobacco and e-cigarettes, you'll find the manipulation of the food industry and what we believe to be true about what we eat and how it affects us specially interesting (and quite believable.)
I am really starting to think its not very addictive when sperated from other substances in tobacco.
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