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#27 Aug 12 2011 at 12:13 AM Rating: Decent
Sandinmygum the Stupendous wrote:
I think I'm going to try the HCG diet. Seems crazy, but I'm at a point were I either try it, or save up and get my stomach cut up.

I did it. Let me tell you, it has nothing at all to do with the bull **** HCG hormone. Do not buy it. If you want all the same effects without the ********* just follow the 500 calorie a day diet. That is what makes you lose weight. 500 calories is about 100 more calories per day than prisoners in **** concentration camps were rationed. Those people starved to death. No amount of miracle hormone, whether injected or homeopathically (hippy term for ******** cash cow) absorbed through drops under the tongue will make that diet any healthier. Granted I did lose 10 lbs in about a week. But, *****...
#28 Aug 12 2011 at 6:17 AM Rating: Default
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homeopathically (hippy term for bullsh*t cash cow) absorbed through drops under the tongue will make that diet any healthier....



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#29 Aug 12 2011 at 8:52 AM Rating: Good
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Why does God not want people to eat during the daylight for one month a year?


Do you actually want an answer to this?

In Islam, fasting is considered a "good deed" (because if done right, it will lead to compassion and in turn to doing nice things for others). It's mandatory during the month of Ramadan, usually, but a lot of the time people only fast half the month anyway because there's a decent number of exceptions to this. It's also recommended at some specific other dates, and the days you miss out on during Ramadan you're supposed to make up for by fasting at another time, or if that isn't possible paying a set amount of grains/money (fidya) for each missed day.
As far as I understand it, the month is special because it's the month where the first stage of the revelation of the Qur'an is supposed to have happened and for that reason Allah will reward good deeds more. Or something.

The fasting itself is mostly so you realise how much it sucks not to eat/drink/have pleasure. And then give lots of money to charity and are nice to people and such.
That's the reason most people who aren't Muslims will give you, anyway, because "I get 70 times the reward for it in Heaven" isn't really all that great a motivation, right?

Edited, Aug 12th 2011 2:52pm by Kalivha
#30 Aug 12 2011 at 8:54 AM Rating: Excellent
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#31 Aug 12 2011 at 8:56 AM Rating: Excellent
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In Islam, fasting is considered a "good deed" (because if done right, it will lead to compassion and in turn to doing nice things for others)
Which is a weird belief, because if I don't eat I get angry.
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#32 Aug 12 2011 at 9:32 AM Rating: Decent
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Homeopathy is THE dumbest thing in the world. I rage at people that suggest it and dare to call it medicine.


I don't know if it is the dumbest thing, but I definitely don't agree with some of the more "homeopathy or GTFO" attitudes. A good friend of mine and her husband have decided to go the homeopathic route with raising their children. Their oldest fell and dislocated his shoulder, so the dad googled shoulder relocation and put it back in himself. The child is 3 years old! THREE!! Can you imagine how painful that must have been for him? Not to mention if the dad f*cked it up? This just takes it a bit too far.

Don't go running to the doctors for every little sniffle, but don't ignore a doctors worth for the serious issues.

Edited, Aug 12th 2011 11:32am by Elspetta

Edited, Aug 12th 2011 11:32am by Elspetta
#33 Aug 12 2011 at 10:08 AM Rating: Excellent
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Homeopathy is THE dumbest thing in the world. I rage at people that suggest it and dare to call it medicine.


I don't know if it is the dumbest thing, but I definitely don't agree with some of the more "homeopathy or GTFO" attitudes. A good friend of mine and her husband have decided to go the homeopathic route with raising their children. Their oldest fell and dislocated his shoulder, so the dad googled shoulder relocation and put it back in himself. The child is 3 years old! THREE!! Can you imagine how painful that must have been for him? Not to mention if the dad f*cked it up? This just takes it a bit too far.

Don't go running to the doctors for every little sniffle, but don't ignore a doctors worth for the serious issues.


A responsible father would have made the kid do it himself. Kids these days are so coddled.
#34 Aug 12 2011 at 10:22 AM Rating: Default
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Elspetta wrote:
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Homeopathy is THE dumbest thing in the world. I rage at people that suggest it and dare to call it medicine.


I don't know if it is the dumbest thing, but I definitely don't agree with some of the more "homeopathy or GTFO" attitudes. A good friend of mine and her husband have decided to go the homeopathic route with raising their children. Their oldest fell and dislocated his shoulder, so the dad googled shoulder relocation and put it back in himself. The child is 3 years old! THREE!! Can you imagine how painful that must have been for him? Not to mention if the dad f*cked it up? This just takes it a bit too far.

Don't go running to the doctors for every little sniffle, but don't ignore a doctors worth for the serious issues.


Homeopathy has nothing to do with your story. Homeopathy simplified is taking a poison that causes a symptom you want to get rid of. That poison is then diluted thousands of times (ex. one drop of poison in an Olympic swimming pool of water) and it is then sold as a treatment for the symptom it originally caused.

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#35 Aug 12 2011 at 10:43 AM Rating: Good
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Kalivha wrote:
In Islam, fasting is considered a "good deed" (because if done right, it will lead to compassion and in turn to doing nice things for others)
Which is a weird belief, because if I don't eat I get angry.


Part of the idea is that you also abstain from getting angry, though. Smiley: lol
Or try your best to, anyway.
#36 Aug 12 2011 at 10:53 AM Rating: Decent
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Homeopathy has nothing to do with your story. Homeopathy simplified is taking a poison that causes a symptom you want to get rid of. That poison is then diluted thousands of times (ex. one drop of poison in an Olympic swimming pool of water) and it is then sold as a treatment for the symptom it originally caused.

See for yourself
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I am aware of what homeopathy is, but thank you for the links. My example is of a family that started out doing normal homeopathic remedies for minor things and have taken it to the far extreme.

I still stand by my first statement of "I don't think it is THE dumbest idea ever." Just because I personally wouldn't do it, does not make it dumb. And honestly, it is not much different then immunizations where you are injected with a virus so that your body can build an immunity to it. Ever had a flu shot?
#37 Aug 12 2011 at 11:15 AM Rating: Good
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"I don't think it is THE dumbest idea ever."


Yeah, no ******* ****. Thanks for that.
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#38 Aug 12 2011 at 11:33 AM Rating: Good
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Peimei wrote:
Codyy wrote:
homeopathically (hippy term for bullsh*t cash cow) absorbed through drops under the tongue will make that diet any healthier....



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Homeopathy is THE dumbest thing in the world. I rage at people that suggest it and dare to call it medicine.

It's funny, because after you go past the so called "12C" mark, you actually go past avagadro's number. Making it very unlikely that there is even one single atom left of the original compound.


edit: At least I think it's 12C, it might be slightly more or less.

Edited, Aug 12th 2011 1:33pm by Nilatai
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#39 Aug 12 2011 at 11:41 AM Rating: Excellent
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I only have one diet axiom that I go by: drink water. No soda, no gatorade, no vitamin water, no energy drinks. Just water.

This. Such unnecessary calories. I'll drink Gator/Powerade sometimes too, but 100+ degrees with similar humidity has been the norm this summer so that can't be helped.

Fad diets are ridiculous. What's wrong with moderation and routine exercise? It's really obvious when someone loses weight really fast. All that jiggly skin..
#40 Aug 12 2011 at 12:05 PM Rating: Default
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Elspetta wrote:
Peimei wrote:
Homeopathy has nothing to do with your story. Homeopathy simplified is taking a poison that causes a symptom you want to get rid of. That poison is then diluted thousands of times (ex. one drop of poison in an Olympic swimming pool of water) and it is then sold as a treatment for the symptom it originally caused.

See for yourself
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I am aware of what homeopathy is, but thank you for the links. My example is of a family that started out doing normal homeopathic remedies for minor things and have taken it to the far extreme.

I still stand by my first statement of "I don't think it is THE dumbest idea ever." Just because I personally wouldn't do it, does not make it dumb. And honestly, it is not much different then immunizations where you are injected with a virus so that your body can build an immunity to it. Ever had a flu shot?



Personally I think giving your children make-believe medicine is more extreme then setting a dislocated shoulder.
No, I've never had a flu shot.
Sorry for the derailing
Hcg also doesn't fall under the silliness of homeopathy as synthetic hormones or hormones extracted from the urine of pregnant women is not, by definition, homeopathic. Just another marketing scam to dupe Oprah's fans. The funny thing about Hcg is it has been used as a fertility treatment for a long time. I wonder if the diet supplements point that out?

Edit: I guess my whole post is off-topic. sorry again.

Edited, Aug 12th 2011 2:07pm by Peimei
#41 Aug 12 2011 at 2:31 PM Rating: Excellent
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Detox diets are idiotic.

Idk why ugly is relating detox diets with enemas, they perform different functions.

Fasting was originally done to keep people moving quickly on religiously based military operations. You'd be on the move all day, then make camp and eat uncooked or precooked food during non daylight hours (Dawn/Dusk). It was a sound decision for tribal warbands, and was granted a positive religious connotation. These peoples were successful and traditions stuck, albeit morphing into what we have now.

Eating this way is not more healthy. It is most healthy to have a small interval small-mid sized portioned meals. Unless you are trying to run some form of longevity caloric restriction regimen(which sucks,btw) this is the most optimal method both for having a healthy weight and best nutrient absorption, and most consistent energy release.
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#42 Aug 12 2011 at 3:16 PM Rating: Excellent
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He is like a less angry version of Penn and Teller on their show "Bull$hit".
#43 Aug 12 2011 at 11:21 PM Rating: Good
The only "detox" stuff that I buy into is detox tea, which only makes the claim that it "supports healthy kidney function." I've noticed I retain less water after I drink a double cup.

Anything that claims it is detoxing your colon is stupid. You want a good colon detox? Eat a big ol' batch of roasted brussel sprouts, followed by mashed butternut squash for desert. All the natural fiber will unclog your pipes in no time, without any danger of dehydration.

#44 Aug 12 2011 at 11:59 PM Rating: Excellent
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The only "detox" stuff that I buy into is detox tea, which only makes the claim that it "supports healthy kidney function." I've noticed I retain less water after I drink a double cup.

Anything that claims it is detoxing your colon is stupid. You want a good colon detox? Eat a big ol' batch of roasted brussel sprouts, followed by mashed butternut squash for desert. All the natural fiber will unclog your pipes in no time, without any danger of dehydration.

Great. Catwho talking about taking a giant ****. I won't be able to get a hard on for a month.
#45 Aug 13 2011 at 12:41 AM Rating: Excellent
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catwho wrote:
The only "detox" stuff that I buy into is detox tea, which only makes the claim that it "supports healthy kidney function." I've noticed I retain less water after I drink a double cup.

Anything that claims it is detoxing your colon is stupid. You want a good colon detox? Eat a big ol' batch of roasted brussel sprouts, followed by mashed butternut squash for desert. All the natural fiber will unclog your pipes in no time, without any danger of dehydration.

Great. Catwho talking about taking a giant sh*t. I won't be able to get a hard on for a month.

I don't know, the thought of what she said made me want to rub one out.



By that I mean it made me want to ****.
#46 Aug 13 2011 at 12:52 AM Rating: Excellent
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You use your hands to ****?




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#47 Aug 13 2011 at 2:28 AM Rating: Excellent
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You use your hands to ****?
Maybe while sitting on the toilet he rubs the outside of the gut hoping the increased pressure from the outside will assist in getting things moving?

I'm not saying it'd work, but it was only one of two possible responses I could come up with to your post. The other follows.


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Well, of course. How else is he supposed to hold the book?
#48 Aug 13 2011 at 2:58 AM Rating: Excellent
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Either of those are acceptable responses.
#49 Aug 13 2011 at 4:07 AM Rating: Excellent
I did the Atkins diet a few years back to try to drop some poundage (I was a big fatty back then). I lost something like 16lbs in 3 weeks, and was happy. So I stopped doing it. A month later, I had put 20lbs back on...

Years later, I'm now ~40lbs lighter. Exercise - lots of it - and healthy eating. It's the only way.

Like Georges St Pierre says, there's no magic pill...
#50 Aug 13 2011 at 4:32 AM Rating: Excellent
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Detox diets are idiotic.

Idk why ugly is relating detox diets with enemas, they perform different functions.
Idk you would ask this question after making that first statement. For all the good a detox diet will do for you, you'd be just as well off getting an ***** to accomplish the same thing. That is to say, nothing, except I'd get amusement in your discomfort.
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#51 Aug 13 2011 at 5:00 PM Rating: Good
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Elspetta wrote:
Peimei wrote:
Homeopathy has nothing to do with your story. Homeopathy simplified is taking a poison that causes a symptom you want to get rid of. That poison is then diluted thousands of times (ex. one drop of poison in an Olympic swimming pool of water) and it is then sold as a treatment for the symptom it originally caused.

See for yourself
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I am aware of what homeopathy is, but thank you for the links. My example is of a family that started out doing normal homeopathic remedies for minor things and have taken it to the far extreme.

I still stand by my first statement of "I don't think it is THE dumbest idea ever." Just because I personally wouldn't do it, does not make it dumb. And honestly, it is not much different then immunizations where you are injected with a virus so that your body can build an immunity to it. Ever had a flu shot?
Yeah, maybe it's not so different in the land where people never read a book.
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