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That hopefully is not required again.But now I have a huge bottle of liquid oxy![]()
That hopefully is not required again.But now I have a huge bottle of liquid oxy![]()
Unfortunately his tongue tie reattached but we're just not willing to put him through that again right now. Maybe when he's older he can get it done in the chair. But he had a cyst removed from under his tongue last time and it awful. He didn't eat or drink for three days, hence the oxy.That hopefully is not required again.
Oxford street, Tottenham Court Road end!I've got about 10 left over from my surgery - where do I sell them for $100 a pop
PS That was a joke Joyce
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Sadly, I left them in AustraliaOxford street, Tottenham Court Road end!![]()
I know where you live ...... but have our own post surgery stock untouchedSadly, I left them in Australia![]()
Let us know when you return and we can bid QF points.Sadly, I left them in Australia![]()
There is a difference between taking something for kicks or for fun and being addicted
Actually, the girl that is housesitting my place broke her leg really badly a week after she moved in and is still in an electric wheelchair. I bet she’ll have a stash too.I know where you live ...... but have our own post surgery stock untouched![]()
Double status credits!Actually, the girl that is housesitting my place broke her leg really badly a week after she moved in and is still in an electric wheelchair. I bet she’ll have a stash too.
Definition of addiction is totally inaccurate.Yes - it's not recreational use for kicks per se
A synopsis:
No . Suggest look it up a bit moreBy that definition someone who takes aspirin for severe headaches and migraines is an addict?
I thought you might say that . Hence the last paragraph:
Inhaled corticosteroids long term much less risk of OP than oral corticosteroids. I would check with gynae and endocrinologist re HRT question
Interestingly there is calcium and there is good calcium. A lot of calcium supplements (inorganic) are actually not good. There is evidence that suggest it just clogs up the arteries. Naturally sourced Calcium better. (I didn't know this)
Mrs QS is on this Calcium (recommended by her Endocrinologist who said don't take inorganic calcium): The other good calcium source is Almonds but calorie rich
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Yes it does but...chocolate contains calcium right
Correlation versus causation right there. Maybe people who consume chocolate every day don’t exercise as much as others?Yes it does but...
One of the issues with Chocolate is that it contains oxalates which apparently impair calcium absorption.
Though I think caffeine is worse as impairing calcium absorption.
TL,DR:
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