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  1. A bit young for dating isn't it?
  2. One might have thought your time would be more productively spent tidying up the garden?
  3. 5 eggs daily is far outside normal dietary patterns. Most nutrition experts would recommend reducing this significantly - perhaps 2-3 eggs maximum, and not every day.
  4. I had been using Medtide for several years to order some stuff. The rates were about 15% cheaper than the local pharmacies. Since May their web site changed and I got asked if I held a doctors prescription to make such an order via their Line chat. I don't need this when walking into a pharmacist so I do that now and pay a bit more.
  5. Now wonder you got 11 thumbs down for these comments, I added one more to make it 12 - well done! A 5-year sentence would not reflect the gravity of Maxwell’s role in a decade-long sex trafficking scheme targeting minors, as evidenced by victim testimony and judicial reasoning. Her 20-year sentence balances the severity of her crimes with sentencing guidelines, aiming to deter similar offenses. Your “BOTH sides” comment likely refers to a perceived bipartisan or elite network of Epstein’s clients, speculating that Maxwell’s sentence ensures her silence. While Epstein’s connections fuel such theories, no trial evidence or recent developments confirm a specific cover-up. Maxwell’s ongoing appeals and DOJ interviews keep her case in the spotlight, but claims of a broader conspiracy remain unproven.
  6. The whole country!? Let's be honest, lower-cost neighborhoods where immigrants often settle due to affordability is probably where you were brought up and describe. More rural or affluent areas would see less of what you describe.
  7. Think you'll find its the look of someone trying not to piss themselves laughing at the inane comments coming from the US leaders gob and faking a friendship kowtowing to someone who thinks he leads the free world.
  8. It might be the operating system, but as you didn't mention what that is how can anyone know where to even start with an answer?
  9. Medical professionals have a responsibility to adhere to evidence-based medicine and uphold public trust. Spreading significant medical misinformation that could directly harm patients or public health can have serious consequences for a doctor's license. Professional Ethics: Medical boards and professional organizations generally expect doctors to provide accurate, evidence-based information to their patients and the public. Promoting information that is scientifically disproves and potentially harmful violates these ethical guidelines. Patient Safety: If a doctor's advice leads patients to make decisions that put their health, or the health of their children, at significant risk (like not vaccinating against serious diseases), it can be considered a breach of their duty to care and a threat to patient safety. Regulatory Action: State medical boards (in the US) or equivalent regulatory bodies in other countries have the authority to investigate complaints against doctors and take disciplinary action, which can range from warnings and reprimands to suspension or revocation of a medical license. This typically occurs when a doctor's conduct falls below professional standards, jeopardizes public safety, or involves the dissemination of harmful misinformation. The specific outcome for a doctor in such a situation would depend on the laws and regulations of the jurisdiction where they are licensed, the specific actions they took, and the findings of any investigation by the medical board. However, promoting information that contradicts established medical science and can endanger public health is a serious matter that can indeed lead to disciplinary action, including the loss of a medical license.
  10. And you are better versed in such topics than a director-general of the Medical Sciences Department because?? (not as many question marks needed to get point across please note).
  11. I guess medicine is just not a subject understood by some, why not leave it to the pros? You have a flawed way of thinking, although vaccines aren’t perfect, they’re designed to work best when they’re given before exposure to the disease. This is because it takes time for the body to develop immunity after vaccination. Waiting until there’s an outbreak of a disease before getting vaccinated is risky. By that time, the person has already been exposed to the disease and may already be infected and because of the highly contagious nature of diseases like measles, mumps and rubella, they could also infect others around them.
  12. You are just thinking this poorly to explain a dumb anti-vax narrative. All lives should be saved in case you didn't realize.
  13. Extreme cosmetic surgery procedures, such as excessively large lip injections, could potentially be a symptom of underlying mental health issues. Body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) is one example of a condition that causes individuals to become fixated on perceived flaws in their appearance. Surgeons should be barred from this type of dis figuration of a person. Whoever did this to her should be ashamed.
  14. Bought a monthly sub on an IPTV service since about 10 years ago. Works just the same with thousands of channels and every conceivable sport. No need to keep changing providers as EPL gets bought by another broadcaster each contract.
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