Are you taking the tablets ?

[david44]

Long gone the Lozenge the dictionary its tablets all the way , how did it come to this?

[Switch]

I take 2 tablets a day for hypertension. Prescribed in U.K. but available over the counter here.

[Neverna]

The only tablets I take are the occasional vitamin tablet.

[AntRobertson]

Just taken me daily fish oil and multi along with an Arcoxia one which is supposed to be helping my nerve but fecking well isn't.

[Dragonfly94]

what about the steroids?

[AntRobertson]

I don't take steroids.

That's an Internet Fact that has its genesis in someone repeating something they saw my then 14 year old nephew post on my Facebook when they were stalking me. Curiously it was then adopted and repeated by a bunch of sad sacks -- so basically it's a bunch of old fools repeating as fact something that came from a throw-away line from a teenage boy.

What losers aye!

[Dragonfly94]

There is a health and fitness section on not teak door you might be interested in

[AntRobertson]

Let me guess... it's the same 'ole pack of obsessed losers posting the same 'ole obsessive drivel and repeating the same 'ole Forum Facts. Nah, not interested.

Is there a pill to relieve the symptoms of being a sad old loser who uncritically and unthinkingly repeats Internet Facts?

[headhunter]

is this any interest,my daily package.
i have a mechanical aota heart valve.
morning 20mg.omeprazole.acid reflux.
7am.keppa 500mg.levetiracetam.seizure control.
8am amlopine calcium channel blocker,they relax the blood vessels.
8am.bisoprolol fumerate,beta blocker helps lower hp.and the heart beat rate.
8am.coversyle perindopril lowers hp.
9am.vit.b1.keeps it up.
2.30pm.warfarin.to help keep the blood flow.
3.30pm.omeprazole.
4.30 vit.b1.
7pm.keppa levetiracetam.
during the day I do have time for a s-it.

[bowie]

is this any interest,my daily package.

Yea, there's interest, your regimen makes me feel quite fortunate. I just take a bunch of standard supplements.

Keep up with it, if I had that set of medicinal tasks and requirements, well, I'd screw up for sure.

[hick]

Essential vitamins for me:



+ korean ginseng.

Took over a year of trial/error and test results to come to this array.

I avoid all chemicals / tabs whenever possible, but recently came down with acute tennis elbow.
The Dr. prescribed a wrap, spray and (took him quite awhile to convince me), 3 caps and 3 pills (< to counteract possible stomach issues).

Feels better already. Will skip follow up appt. fo schmizzle.

[PAG]

A tablet a day for hip osteoarthritis pain relief (planning a hip replacement next month), plus some herb stuff forced fed by M'Sahib with her alternative medicine hat on.

[Norton]

Must be getting what I need from what I eat and a bit of walking daily. No tabs needed here.

[hick]

For what it is worth, a Naturo MD/Chiro/general surgeon in Anchorage told me recently:

"You theoretically CAN get all the nutrients/vitamins, etc. your body needs from food/drink except appropriate levels of Omega 3s and Vit D. And that's most often true for (even) those with high fresh, cold water (fatty) fish diets and those living in sunny/tropical climes."

[headhunter]

Yea, there's interest, your regimen makes me feel quite fortunate. I just take a bunch of standard supplements.

Keep up with it, if I had that set of medicinal tasks and requirements, well, I'd screw up for sure.

taking the meds.is easy,the most important task is keeping tabs on what you are given and what they are supposed to DO.as most of us that take meds,there are side affects to all of them,but you MUST check that there are NO interactions first,before you take ANY.i found out this the hard way or should I say,LIKE LIVING IN HELL.
as the saying goes.YOUR LIFE IN THEIR HANDS.and whats in your POCKET.

[David48atTD]

OK ... tell me more about the Tree of Life Oil (Alaskan Extreme).

The Vaseline? Digested or applied externally? To whom?

[PAG]

[hick]

@ david

Vas is just a sunscreen that works well for me.

AK tree oil contains Poplar buds and Cottonwood extract. Good for sore muscles and general relief from a number of symptoms stemming from over-exertion, extreme temperature exposure and oncoming arthritis. Natives have used those two buds as oils for centuries to cure a number of ailments and for general health.

The native Athabascan chief who told me about it claimed (like the Chaga tea) "it'll cure whatever ails ya."

I said, "nothing is ailing me currently."

He said, "good, then it'll go directly to work on strengthening your immune system & if you do ceremony - it'll assist your ascensions dramatically."

I believe he is correct.

[Simon43]

I take some multivits, Omega 3 oil, and calcium (for my knee joints 'cos I run a lot - but no pain or twinges yet, so the pills are probably working).

I also stab myself 2 times a week in the bum with testosterone injections. This is under the careful supervision of a specialised doctor, with monthly checks on my testosterone, eostrogen and PSA levels. I started taking testosterone a few months ago, not because I want to look like a body-building hulk (total impossibility anyway), but because my T levels were very low (always been, family genetic thing).

I train daily in the gym and at almost 60 years old, I have problems trying to increase my (very weedy) upper body muscle mass, regardless of how much weight training and protein whey-eating that I do. Since starting the T course, I'm slowly increasing my muscle mass, which is a good move, since I want to coast into my decrepid years while still retaining a semblance of muscles on my body.

Oh - that T stuff also really helps me to get a stiffie, even when fantasizing about Serena Williams....

[harrybarracuda]

Omega 3 supplements have little or no heart or vascular health benefit

New health evidence challenges belief that omega 3 supplements reduce risk of heart disease, stroke or death

Date:July 17, 2018Source:University of East AngliaSummary:Omega 3 supplements have little or no effect on the risk of heart disease, stroke or death -- according to new research. Increased consumption of omega 3 fats is widely promoted globally because of a common belief that that it will protect against heart disease. But a new Cochrane review finds that omega 3 supplements offer little, if any, benefit.

https://www.sciencedaily.com/release...0717194558.htm

[SKkin]

Essential for me:

Ahhhh...so that's how you do it...

[hick]

I dunno,...this sea-min is....


<see otter thread>

[YourDaddy]

Hick, after you finish will all those vitamins, you should take a tablet of active charcoal for maximum effect.

[Maanaam]

One ibuprofen plus one paracetamol for headache on occassion when needed (works particularly well when taken with a glass of Hong Tong and water).
After I had dengue, wife bought a bottle of Centrum mutivits for me....over a year later the bottle is still half full. I do take one now and then when I feel I haven't been keeping up my 5+ a day.

[hick]

Hick, after you finish will all those vitamins, you should take a tablet of active charcoal for maximum effect.

I'll be getting a check up in 2 months time and based on results may trim some down. Depends on the results, diet plans, etc.

My wife takes those charcoal things. I honestly don't know much about them...