Apple Cider burned the fuck out of my throat...have to dilute it heavily with water haha.
An earlier dinner may lower risk of some cancers, study says
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Apple Cider burned the fuck out of my throat...have to dilute it heavily with water haha.
I think the health benefits of apple cider vinegar are overblown. Beyond lowering blood sugar a bit, I think its benefits are exaggerated.
It does need dilution, otherwise
Tell me about it. This whole grow old gracefully is horseshit.I take nettle leaf capsules for five days in a row every month (I have an app to remind me), does wonders for urinary tract flow.
Jesus I'm getting old.
You have a better way?This whole grow old gracefully is horseshit.
No. Rumor has it that't it's better than the alternative dirt bath. There are days that's up for debate. Right now a good day is waking up with the same pain I had the day before. No new aches is a plus.You have a better way?
You have a better way?
I was just discussing this with my assistant. She commented that she has noticed how male friends (including me) focus on ameliorating the worst effects of different aspects of aging.
For me, having a more stable mood and clear mind is something I put real effort into. My knees are buggered, I could get surgery, but I don't mind that so much, it can wait.
A while back I was worried about my heart, before that it was a cancer that was either a false diag or just went away.. I never liked the game of whack-a-mole at the fair and I don't want to play
I don't really dwell on age-related health issues since, thus far, I don't really have any. I only have 2 joint issues, both of which occurred outside of the gym, and one of which is almost resolved. Apart from that, stuff like having to eat earlier to get a better night's sleep I just chalk up to "the way it is." I don't really bitch about it; I just adapt. Much like no longer being able to eat eggs, which is not age-related. I'll be 60 later this summer (60! ) and I don't feel it. Thankfully, everyone tells me I don't look it. (For now, I don't have to pay them to say that.)
Perhaps when the real old-timer's health stuff starts cropping up, I'll join the woe-is-me brigade.
) and I don't feel it. Thankfully, everyone tells me I don't look it. (For now, I don't have to pay them to say that.) Perhaps when the real old-timer's health stuff starts cropping up, I'll join the woe-is-me brigade.
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I don't really dwell on age-related health issues since, thus far, I don't really have any. I only have 2 joint issues, both of which occurred outside of the gym, and one of which is almost resolved. Apart from that, stuff like having to eat earlier to get a better night's sleep I just chalk up to "the way it is." I don't really bitch about it; I just adapt. Much like no longer being able to eat eggs, which is not age-related. I'll be 60 later this summer (60!
Perhaps when the real old-timer's health stuff starts cropping up, I'll join the woe-is-me brigade.
I have a friend who is 67 and a cliff/ice/mountain climber. He has rubber joints he recons, never hurts anything. Hate him
I don't dwell myself but I was thinking last weekend when hosting a dinner party.. I'd rather be 25 in the club that 2am with two "E"s in my pocket.. than discussing the Waterford crystal I brought back from Ireland with an ultra hot 32 year old younger friend of my GF who herself was complaining she did not have the energy for clubbing anymore.
Ah crap. Woe-is-me.
I agree with that study... stop eating after 5 or 6... makes a huge difference