The only rule is: Take the pill and pay the bill.
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I take a bunch of pills every damn day and we pay our bills by direct debit... So what do i win?
Nuggies!
I don't take any pills, but I administer a lot.
My only payment is my sanity.
My only payment is my sanity.
I have taken the pill. Here’s ₩100 for the till.
I've been using free weights for over 50 years. So I'm trying a new workout for oldtimers using 60 lbs. to do bent rowing. At 60 reps my back felt like a bridge broke in half. I broke a vertebra. The doc prescribes Forteo......cost $4000 a month....I was promised it would regrow bone.....After 2 years a bone scan showed I still had the same level of osteoporosis.....a great deal of the cost was picked up by unknown organizations....
I've been using free weights for over 50 years. So I'm trying a new workout for oldtimers using 60 lbs. to do bent rowing. At 60 reps my back felt like a bridge broke in half. I broke a vertebra. The doc prescribes Forteo......cost $4000 a month....I was promised it would regrow bone.....After 2 years a bone scan showed I still had the same level of osteoporosis.....a great deal of the cost was picked up by unknown organizations....
That's definitely a high bill for a pill.
But Simon Bar Sinister NEVER nabbed villains and wrongdoers!
That's because he was a villain and wrongdoer himself. (That show actually made me afraid to go into phone booths for quite a while, because of the episode where Simon Bar Sinister put all those phony phone booths which put people's minds under Simon's control.)
Hmmm...you do understand that it was a cartoon, don't you...animated fiction...
I was about 5 or 6 at the time. There were some concepts I had yet to learn.
Although, it might be of interest to know that many of my first lessons in political science came from watching Nixon.
Pat..?
Just watch youtube. There are many cures there for osteoporosis. I think one of them is some kind of vibration platform, and it only costs about 200 a month. You just go into this place with vibration machines and lift a tiny amount of weight, and the vibration cures you. This only works for people who have a lot of faith though. Do you have a lot of faith?I've been using free weights for over 50 years. So I'm trying a new workout for oldtimers using 60 lbs. to do bent rowing. At 60 reps my back felt like a bridge broke in half. I broke a vertebra. The doc prescribes Forteo......cost $4000 a month....I was promised it would regrow bone.....After 2 years a bone scan showed I still had the same level of osteoporosis.....a great deal of the cost was picked up by unknown organizations....
If you have none, will it make it worse?
No, not at all. Another cool new technology is the rectal MRI. Its much less expensive and far more detailed than an ordinary MRI machine. It only works for lower parts of the body of course, but you can also get a throat or nose MRI which is good for things like brain scans and ear-nose-throat scans. Its a miniaturized MRI machine that works better from the inside.
Feel free to google it.
Not feeling brave enough...
No matter. There's always something new going on in medicine, but there are also dangers. Sometimes I like to watch Chubbyemu vids that are narrated documentaries about real emergency room visits. For example people have been poisoned with eating too much of a spice or from drinking too much pickle juice. The narrator is a medically trained person who explains how the person gets sick in the first place, such as what too much pickle juice does to their body. Most of the stories end with the ER staff figuring out the problem and helping the person out, although some of them don't get away with whatever mistake they have made (such as eating an expired sandwich from a petrol station).
There is an ultrasound device on a cable that the patient swallows that images the heart. The procedure is called a "T.E.E", I believe.