Romy:
An exoskeleton for walking when you weigh over 1000 pounds. A lot of fat people would get out of bed with something like that.
Amazing, we should draw that up in CAD.
1 year
You can always switch back to fitness but the fatter you become the less likely you will do so haha.
1 year
The***teen:
Hehe yes that right 😂 havent been thinking about it like that,
It would be nice if it was just on ground level 😅
Should you embrace your decline in fitness or resist it? This is your fork in the path for 2024
1 year
If you keep your bedroom upstairs then you will at least keep that level of fitness. However it sounds like you'd be better not having to climb the stairs.
1 year
Munchies, you're full of strawman arguments like "If Covid is your only reason...". I gave it as an example we're all familiar with. It's probably the biggest medical scam you people have inflicted on us. MMR and Autism is pretty big and ongoing. Past scams like Thalidomide and the more recent Oxicontin thing. Every time you and your clan of witch doctors claim it's "Safe and Effective" and later it turns out to be really bad. Pfizer were fined even more than Alex Jones who said there was something fishy about Sandy Hook so we know what they did was really really bad.
The reason you can quote so many official sources is because the corruption goes to the very core of western society.
I can tell you my wife was seriously harmed by the NHS and we won the case. 150 other people are suing for same thing.
Any good person in the medical establishment is either aware of the corruption and fighting it or is unaware of it. As for it's looking like you're either unaware or you're one of the bad guys. Quoting establishment lies at us looks bad either way.
1 year
Morbidly A Beast:
This vague Covid conspiracy stuff and lumping it in with routine knee care is really dumb
Yeah well we have to be vague about that subject because of censorship. It's an example of how the whole medical industry is corrupt. They knew better but went ahead anyway.
1 year
Weetabix:
"Please do not go around spreading misinformation."
Words to live by, yet you don't follow your own advice.
Munchies:
I cited my sources. Where are yours?
Your sources are the problem, they're dis-info.
You claim that most medical interventions are successful but that's like claiming most times you drive through a red traffic light nothing bad happens.
Most people who had the jab survived thus far.
The medical profession is shameful and corrupt. Citing sources simply shows the saturation of the corruption. Disgusting.
1 year
"Please do not go around spreading misinformation."
Words to live by, yet you don't follow your own advice.
1 year
The link you sent treats the food supplement as a drug. As a drug it does not have extensive drug testing results nor is it required to.
The medical establishment throughout the world injected billions of people with an unproven mystery substance that has harmed a significant proportion of them. Therefore it's fair to treat all medical people with caution, not just the NHS.
You advocate caution with advice yet you boldly urge him to see a doctor. It's a good job he is responsible for his own decisions.
1 year
I've taken Glucosomine with Condroitin for 35 years. In the last 2 years I've increased the does to 150% and it's more effective.
All this vague stuff about them not knowing if it works yet knowing there are side effects is typical medical establishment BS.
If you don't have noticeable reduction in pain and improvement in flexibility after a week then it's probably not what you need or you bought poor quality.
I don't need to be cautious when giving advice. The OP needs to own their decision to follow it or not. They can stop taking the stuff at any time or can decide to see a doctor at any time. It's not an irreversible decision like letting an NHS surgeon chop your leg off and then he says sorry afterwards.
The OP needs to use the most caution when seeing a doctor because those people really can and do fcuk up your life.
1 year