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Prostate issues. Bladder issues. Salicylate sensitivity, Many possible reasons for peeing regularly at night which are not diabetes.

Yep, that's the first thing that came in to my mind too. Looks like we're not getting the full story here.

The world's worst syrup?

I know it might sound like an "out there" idea, but have you considered trying an alternative medicine practitioner for this if your latest round of treatment doesn't work? You might find some of the natural anti-microbials that herbalists use like oregano oil, clove oil etc might work. A quick Google search shows that some of these are listed as effective against E coli. I had a gastro issue that mainstream medicine couldn't fix and I eventually ended up with an alternative medical practitioner in Australia. It took 3 months treatment with a personalised liquid herb concoction to fix the problem which 3 years of doctor and hospital visits couldn't resolve. You might also consider a Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner, of which there are many in Bangkok. They use similar herbs with anti-microbial properties. Best of luck with the current treatment protocol.

Avocados are a very healthy food and a great source of potassium. Most green veges are high in potassium. Most dried fruits are very high in potassium and dried apricots are particularly good. Just be careful because they are also high in sugar. You might like to consider supplementing with potassium. Potassium citrate powder is good and this supplement would be ideal. You can get it from iHerb. https://www.nowfoods.com/products/supplements/potassium-citrate-powder

EGFR is the primary kidney function test but there are many other tests which can test different aspects of kidney function and condition. Tell your budy to make an appointment with a nephrologist (a kidney specialist) and they will know all the tests to run and, based on the results of those tests, the best way to proceed.

It might not be the case in this instance with the items you were looking at, but often an item is listed as out of stock because if the vendor removes the article from Lazada, then all of the (hopefully positive) reviews are lost. Vendors will often keep products listed, even if not presently available / out of stock, while they are waiting for new stock from their supplier. That way they retain the positive reviews.

This is an awkward situation. It sounds like there is a discrepancy between what is in the contract and what was explained to you when you first signed the contract. That makes it a bit of a "cluster". He said, she said! I can't see them pursuing you in court for breach of contract of the written contract and seeking rental money through until the end of the contract in May. Similarly, it sounds like you're going to have a fight on your hands to get the deposit back for - in their minds - breaching the contract by leaving early. Presumably the amount of the deposit is not of a sufficient amount to make it worthwhile to retain a layer. As such, it's all rather awkward.

You might find it hard to believe....so why not just ask the staff in restaurants what happens to the service charge and they will tell you. When you talk about upmarket restaurants, I take that to include restaurants in 5-star hotels. Many of Bangkok's 5-star hotels produce fancy graphics each month to show the share of the service charge staff get. The hotels compete this way to attract staff. Each staff member's share of the service charge can run to 60,000 or 70,000 baht in a good month, over and above their salary.

I don't know what happens in Fuji per se, but in most restaurants the service charge is divided up equally amongst all the staff from service staff to chefs to kitchen hands to dishwashers to manager etc.

Try protein and fat. Fat is like a slow-burning energy source and it, along with protein, keep your satiated for longer.

Sad if you actually believe that. Hunans lived and thrived for centuries largely eating only meat with none of the metabolic disease that is so common today. Meat is the best thing for your liver and your general health, and so much better than the Frankenfood products you previously mentioned like kale powder.

You call these superfoods? Try eating red meat and eggs. They're the real superfoods.

You mention you have tried supplements. Which have you tried? If you haven't tried them already, vitamin B1 and Magnesium may help. B1 can lower stress and help to "deactivate" an overactive mind. 100 mg of B1 twice daily may help. And Magnesium (Glycinate is the best form) may also help. It has a calming effect. Several hundred mg daily in split doses throughout the day would be worth trying. Both of these supplements are inexpensive and safe to try.

A "10" in Thailand will most likely be a lady from the upper echelons of society, and from a wealthy family. She will be well-educated at the best schools and likely went to one of the better universities, or perhaps even was educated abroad. She will have very fair skin, and soft features. She will be refined, extremely classy and probably have expensive taste as she has likely become accustomed to men fawning over her and putting their very best foot forward. And some of those will be very wealthy men. As a rule, foreigners don't date these Thai women. The best most farangs get is about an 8 - and even that is the really high-achieving foreigners.