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giogio · 23 hours ago23 hr

Has anybody got experience of skin doctor (alias dermatologist) at either queen sirikit in sattahip/ban chang, or sri racha district hospital? Do both have this specialist? Which one could be better? Thank you
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Are There Any Good Chiropractors in Pattaya?
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Are There Any Good Chiropractors in Pattaya?

giants49 · Tuesday at 07:34 AM2 days

I'm looking for a good chiropractor in Pattaya. Ever since the government cracked down on foreign doctors here, they've been hard to find. I had an osteopath, but he's not well and now I can't reach him. Let me know if anyone has a good chiropractor in the area. Thanks in advance.
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Ultra-processed foods linked to thousands of preventable heart deaths
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Ultra-processed foods linked to thousands of preventable heart deaths

bannork · 20 hours ago20 hr

In the UK and US, more than half the average diet now consists of UPFs such as breakfast cereals, ready meals, protein bars, fizzy drinks and fast food Thousands of deaths from heart disease could be prevented by cutting back on ultra-processed foods, according to a new study that adds to growing concern over modern diets. Researchers estimate that heavily processed products may be contributing to up to a third of heart disease cases in high-income countries, prompting renewed calls for tougher
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Police launch murder investigation into death of Ann Widdecombe
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Police launch murder investigation into death of Ann Widdecombe

bannork · July 10Jul 10

Police have launched a murder investigation following the death of former MP Ann Widdecombe after officers discovered her with serious injuries at a property on Dartmoor, according to the text provided. Detectives say the inquiry is moving "at a significant pace" as specialist officers carry out forensic examinations and search for the person responsible. The investigation remains in its early stages, with police urging the public not to speculate while extensive enquiries continue. Detectives
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World Cup stars take on the manosphere
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World Cup stars take on the manosphere

bannork · Monday at 05:17 PM3 days

The World Cup has delivered unforgettable football moments, but another story has been unfolding away from the goals and glory. England's victory over Norway may have ended Erling Haaland's tournament, yet it did nothing to dent the warm friendship between him and England star Jude Bellingham. Before Saturday night's clash, social media buzzed with clips celebrating the pair's long-standing bond, which began when they were teenagers at Borussia Dortmund. As the teams emerged from the tunnel, Be
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Truth bombs on Left wing violence, News

riclag · 13 hours ago13 hr

The Rise of far left terrorism the warnings to 60 countries. Its a official response to Leftist Political Terrorism. This thread is designed to launch a daily series of truth bombs by rolling out one truth bomb per day, more or less. When the U.S. State Department hosted reps from over 60 nations for the historic "Ministerial on the Resurgence of Political Terrorism", the corporate media elite responded with a coordinated, deafening silence. To bypass this deliberate news blackout, this t
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Ultra-processed foods linked to thousands of preventable heart deaths
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Ultra-processed foods linked to thousands of preventable heart deaths

atpeace replied to bannork's topic in What the Papers are Saying

That is the 100% accurate. You can't exercise your way out of "over eating". We are now in agreement :)
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How to measure the rough in of an installed Toto toilet without bolts
How to measure the rough in of an installed Toto toilet without bolts

Jingthing posted a topic in DIY Forum

If possible. I have a very old installed Toto toilet without bolts. I need the rough in to buy a new toilet and I hope to know that without removing the installed toilet. I know the model number but I've looked it up and that doesn't tell the rough in for Toto toilets. Yeah, there is probably an over 90 percent chance it's the standard 12" rough but obviously don't want to buy the wrong size which is possible if I don't know the rough in for sure.
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Police launch murder investigation into death of Ann Widdecombe
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Police launch murder investigation into death of Ann Widdecombe

josephbloggs replied to bannork's topic in What the Papers are Saying

Good boy, a good loyal subject. You don't care that he takes money from a convicted fraudster and doesn't declare it. You don't care that he accepts £5m from a crypto billionaire right before he declares he is running for public office and then says one of his key policies will be the deregulation of crypto trading, and a slashing of capital gains tax on crypto trades. And not declaring it. And then lying about it. Several times. https://www.theblock.co/post/356366/nigel-farage-uk-bitcoin-reserve-capital-gains-tax-cut-crypto-revolution-reform If you're "glad" about that and think he deserves it then you not only have very low standards but you have an extremely wonky moral compass. But you don't like boats and he shouts at them so everything's ok. Some of us want and expect people in public office to play by the rules, be held to high ethical standards and not use their position to enrich themselves. Some, like you, don't. Interesting.
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Ultra-processed foods linked to thousands of preventable heart deaths
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Ultra-processed foods linked to thousands of preventable heart deaths

Chomper Higgot replied to bannork's topic in What the Papers are Saying

I’ve used a CGM to tune my sports fueling, they are a very effective solution, but of little use unless the data they provide is understood and addressed by dietary changes. In terms of sports fueling they provide a very good overview across events or workouts but they don’t provide an effective realtime feedback. By time blood glucose drops in an event it’s too late to refuel. Where they are effective is in post event analysis, in which readings are compared with other data, heart rate, power, pace, breathing rate etc. As you rightly say, in normal every day use they provide very useful real time feedback on the impact of foods. They can also be useful to confirm the positive impacts of post meal exercise, intake of dietary fiber and mixing proteins/fats with carbs. However, the positive impact of all those things are well established, CGM might serve to drive the message home.
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Meet the Johnsons: Is this some sort of Larry-David Satire?
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Meet the Johnsons: Is this some sort of Larry-David Satire?

GammaGlobulin · 8 hours ago8 hr

Dear Folks, Speaking of Alabama… I just recently came across this YouTube Vid….from Alabama…. My first thought, of course, was that this just MUST be some sort of Larry David Satire piece. What say you: Also, if this keeps up, this satire I mean, then JingThing’s insistent refrain of having a PLAN-B seems ever more prescient, by the day. What say you? If the Americans from Alabama, and the Deep South, begin to populate Hua Hin, then will you be on your way out…..someday….soon? I came to
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How militarised was Nazi Germany?
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How militarised was Nazi Germany?

unblocktheplanet · 17 hours ago17 hr

Credit: The author. Any country which has been entirely militarised, meaning every citizen is, de facto, a soldier. However, internally, the consequences are devastating, the loss of the next generation. A militarised country loses its sources of production. It produces only weapons, manufactures and imports only weapons. All research and development is solely for improving the state’s killing power. Whom it kills is irrelevant. What is important is the concept of ‘us’ and ‘them’. Nationalis
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Life after life. Desirable?
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Life after life. Desirable?

swissie · 18 hours ago18 hr

Would you like to have a new life after your earhtly death? I for one find my 1 live as sufficient, not looking for any sort of "repetition" in any sort of way. Looking back, 50% of my life I spent in "neutral mode". Floating thru life. 40% consisted of dealing with adverse events. Only 10% of my time I would consider as absolut and unconditional "happyness". What about "paradise"? I can not imagine what any paradise would be like. But surely governed by some autocrat. I would not want to argu
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