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Before whichever nut that decides to suggest drinking lots of water is important, let me point out something called hypoatremia. I have seen someone who tried to be funny and drank 3-4 litres of water in one go before a long walk.....he collapsed due to it then injured his back muscles due to the weight he is carrying.
Don't be stupid and dilute your bloodstream to the extent that it cannot effectively retain the water you consumed, or beyond the ability of your kidney to excrete it. Drink until your lips are wet and a little beyond the point of thirst would be the best gauge, and if you are doing sports, keep a bottle of slightly salted water handy for consumption. Drinking for the future doesn't work that way, water retention, if I remember, only lasts for an hour maximum, or until the next time you pee.
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2010-02-22, 11:22 | Link #42 | |
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Regarding the Vampire thingie, name yourself Bella or something . I kid I kidd ^__^
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You need to look up on Acids/Bases . I cant help you with that =/ Acids found in Food Products http://www.foodadditivesworld.com/food-acids.html
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2010-02-22, 11:25 | Link #43 |
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I used to drink a lot of lemonade, but I haven´t in a while. I can´t stand vinegar though, if someone puts vinegar on a salad or even potatoe chips, they become inedible to me. Its kind of like garlic is to vampires lol.
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2010-02-22, 11:54 | Link #45 |
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But then if I get drunk and spill my drink, my costume will be ruined. I have to win best costume this year because of how embarrassing it was last year when nobody liked my costume.
About Michael Jackson, could it be that he was an example of too many chemical peels? It would explan why his face looked like it was sort of melting away as the years went by. I´ve seen pictures of him when he was young and he used to have a much bigger nose. Maybe he wanted to dress as a vampire too and so he got a lot of chemical peels, but he needed a huge amount because he was black so all the acid that he threw on his face eventually started melting away the cartiledge in his nose.
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2010-02-22, 13:04 | Link #47 |
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I´m already white so I don´t think I have any melanine. Also, I thought he had some really rare disease. I don´t think theres a surgery that just sucks all the black out of you. Wouldn´t it just come back when your new skin grows? I was reading a book this one time and it said that your skin cells die and fall off every couple of weeks and all the dust in your house is really dead skin lol. If thats true and if its also true that Michael Jackson got surgery, then wouldn´t he have to keep getting that surgery evry few weeks? That sounds expensive and I don´t know why he would lie about having a disease, that would be messed up to people that actually had that disease.
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2010-02-22, 13:23 | Link #48 | |
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The nose thinning is duo to rhinoplasty and not peelings, you silly boy. I'm not sure about his pigment though, some say it's duo to vitiligo.
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2010-02-22, 14:51 | Link #49 |
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The official explanation to MJ's condition was always given as Vitiligo . Nothing to do with Skin Bleaching
That explains the Glove and the Mask he wore on occasions . As Vitiligo spreads in patches like leprosy ..Initially he used make up to cover up patches. Plus to add to that he was burnt horribly during the shooting of Liberian Girl . Vitiligo is a genetic skin disease so it spreads in everyone differently . Sometimes just may be patches and e extreme cases it affects the hair pigment, turning into Light Copper . Here are some cases Vitiligo 1, 2, 3, & M.J.
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2010-02-23, 08:23 | Link #51 | |
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It is considered cosmetic medicine you know.
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2010-02-23, 08:28 | Link #52 |
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i don't get it, why try to make yoursellf pretty. it only make people like you for your appearance not for who you are, all you do is placing yoursellf into the stereotypes of, goodlooking or barbie dolls. and when you start an relationship on appearance it won't end well.
i'm sorry but i had to get that of my chest. so think whatever you want about me, but think about this, i ain't no plastic doll covered with stuff that isn't worth the price you payed for it.
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Here in France, they usually talk a bit about all of that in health TV programs when talkinga bout eyes problems since they talk about all the possibilities people have giving how much money they can spend (and I'll add that outside of the USA, there are countries in which some insurances can help people to get those kind of treatments for the eyes) And given how they usually talk about the USA as one of the countries that talk about those services a lot, I was just surprised. Quote:
Now you mention plastic doll, but talking about surgery and such is not the goal of this thread. You would know it if you had spent 5 min reading the first two pages. I am also not sure about what you imply. A person should not care about her/his body because she will be put in the barbie/people-who-want-attention bag. Who's applying a terrible stereotype here? |
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and self-satisfaction by buying stuff that's way to expensive, that you put on or spray on and that goes away in a few hours. how can making yoursell look different then what you are be satisfyïng, it sends all the wrong signals.
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US does have its urban and rural areas too, where in rural areas, advertising is not as widespread (geography knowledge ) as the product sellers often attack the urban areas to generate greater revenue (Economics), ignoring the untapped potential of rural areas. Also is the availability of technology within that area, as abovementioned, depends on where the private practitioners market it. Lastly, some people don't watch TV, like me. Even if they do, certain channels are not available in certain regions, in which the adverts running in certain places are not shown in others. On a side note, I believe you have read up about how the corporatism is run in the entire of US and how it screwed up the entire free-market system. All of this, is part of it too. P.S No offense. Don't kill me. Quote:
People buy the former because it produces faster results, therefore the market for it is larger than the latter. True to the fact that some people want to look good, but they also want to look and be healthy do due to the fear of death or illness. It is just like the idea of lead powder being used as a face powder, it is used to give a whiter look on the skin and absorb oil produced by the pores, but it resulted in lead poisoning. Or dieuretics being consumed to "burn fat" and "avoid the diseases fat people get". It is a pity that the number of placebos in the market have increased significantly and consumers lack the scientific knowledge to tell the real from the fake.
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as in stereotype, yeah i'm applying a stereotype. but i will silence for now for the words i want to use will offend people and i don't wan't another infraction, so have fun spending thousands of dollars on something pointless.
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2010-02-23, 08:49 | Link #60 | |
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Even if it was just beauty tips, there are many problems of stress and self-esteem that can be solved by looking better...not necessarily to others, but to yourself. Also note that looking good gives people an extra reason to approach you, so it helps with social life as well.
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