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dinsdale

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  1. Reality is air quality in Bangkok is for the majority of the year very bad. Burn offs just makes it worse.
  2. I think the main point to be taken from this not everyone who takes drugs in an addict in need of intervention. Indeed I would argue the opposite. Most people who take drugs are functioning community members.
  3. It's not difficult to self diagnose. Symptoms described are in line with PAD. Seems the OP suffers from intermittent claudication which is the main and initial symptom of PAD in it's early symptomatic stage. Only pharmaceuticals are statins. Other than that it's vascular or arterial surgery and possibly amputation depending on how bad things are. Amputation stage feet will be turning blue. I have PAD. Didn't go to a doctor. Don't need to. I gave up cigarettes, modified my diet and take baby aspirin daily and although the intermittent claudication is still there I can walk about 500 metres pretty much pain free now. Before it was 50m and the pain would start, by a 100m the pain was bad and by 500m the pain was excruciating. Sit down and the pain is gone within a couple of minutes. This is how intermittent claudication presents. I suggest the OP researches this online and starts drinking 2 or 3 teaspoons of cold pressed extra virgin olive oil every morning and eats sardines/mackerel a few times a week. Continue to exercise your legs. This is a must and exercise to the point where there is pain. Continue with the baby aspirin. If a smoker stop immediately. If the swelling continues for more than a few days or increases seek medical advice. Note PAD is very serious and can be fatal. If it advances to the stage where amputation is required the average life expectancy after amputation is 2-5 years. OP is correct as in there is no cure. Lifestyle modification will be recommended by any doctor the OP sees as it seems it's still mild. There is a chance (probably a good one TIT) that the doc will also prescribe statins for pharmaceutical intervention. Taking them is a personal decision. I won't. Don't need pharmaceutical intervention.
  4. Poor analogy. Getting a cold/flu like virus and polio are light years apart.
  5. Adjective. Starts with i ends with t. Middle letters dio. How about a sentence. You are a nasty, sad piece of work. I'm sure you'll hit the report button instantly and respond with your usual unintellectual, ad hominem, emoji laden response. There are people on this forum I'd love to meet. You are definitely one of them. You never support your responses. You simply TROLL and with your sad obsession with EMOJIS. Happy New Year .
  6. You really aren't very bright are you. Many posts I've said I'm Australian or at least anyone with the smallest of brains could guess it. I wanted Trump to win because Harris is an idiot and the Democrats have abandoned their base.
  7. Nah! That's just too sad. He was wrong IMHO but so many people got sucked into the narrative which has been and continues to be well evidenced on here.
  8. I meant the sad emoji I gave your post. I hope one day your brother will see the error of his ways and how he, like millions of others was sucked into the 2nd greatest con in human history. Again religion being the clear 1st greatest con in human history.
  9. Well so you can't prove your accusation against me. No surprise. Everyone on here knows your form. All mouth no substance.
  10. If you can back this up with evidence then I'll put my hand up to and admit you are right. If you can't then it's you who is trolling. My posts on the majority are intellectual and supported with references and most importantly do not rely on puerile emojis each and every post.
  11. Only the trolls would call me a troll. The vast majority of members on here are not trolls and have thoughtful and intellectual input minus emojis every single post.
  12. Thing you're missing is any push against the narrative was not allowed to be posted on here. If it was maybe your opinion might be different. Many experts were simply cancelled through censorship. You just sucked in all the info that was allowed and that supported the narrative without question. Religious people are the same. Cannot and will not listen to any rational argument that challenges their faith.
  13. Ah! Interesting comment. So those of us who challenged the narrative are gaslighting. Why or is this just an empty argument from you? This wouldn't of course be gaslighting it would be trolling unless you have some substance to your comment. My guess is you haven't.
  14. Exactly. Great cut and paste. The sheeple believed the narrative and still do.
  15. Fair enough. There are people who don't have their heads buried in the sand, there are those that will accept they're wrong and take their head out of the sand and then there's the obstinate that believes100% in what they are told is the truth. You are the latter.
  16. Thank you for posting an excellent example of a sheeple response.
  17. People who did not trust the mRNA tech were all tarred with the same brush. They were demonized. You are an antivaxxer conspiracist. Complete fabricated nonsense. It's the mRNA bit that wasn't trusted as with the propaganda that went with this will save us all.
  18. Testing the waters. After I posted this I went out and just got back and it's still up. I'm amazed. When this came out no way would this have not been immediately taken down.
  19. This was early in the piece when Campbell supported vaccination. He changed his view on this when the truth started to come out. I'm wondering if this post will stay up but it certainly is interesting.
  20. I bring you back to the case of early onset intervention and late onset intervention. If a study is set up to fail as in late intervention then the results will be constant.
  21. This was before the Ivermectin doesn't work official narrative. As I remember positive results were shown from Ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine (which were being used) when administered at very early stages of onset.
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