I am the same weight I was when I got married , see not bad huh . I exercise run 5k's twice per
week and don't eat more than 1100 calories per day , I have fantastic blood pressure , no cholesterol
problems , thanks to God no health issues. I am lucky .
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hey sis,
you reminded me of an old friend, I does call he d2.
so too was einsten..the greatest, most quoted, the most awarded ever.
yet do you have any idea what they say about einstein currently. that he was an idiot and totally wrong. not only say that but prove it outright.
I trust no top, consistently awarded and lauded by the establishment in any dam thing. they are bound to be fakes..built up to focus people awarded from the truth dazzled by all the pomp and ceremony
the current science of inflammation as cause and the requirement for diet change based on that is fine by me. it is logical and squares with what I actually know as a layman. I could do my own research, my own legwork and reasoning and prove a great deal of it myself.
thats the test for me..when I can go into it and come out having proved that I am actually on to something!
I dont care about no rated experts in a system that requires all such to kow tow or they cant get funding for their research, laboratory tim for experiment... and even jobs... if they do not say what the system wants then to say
I dont care! he cud look like Benazair in drag I don't care about the guy. he is lauded by bad company
the company he keeps has an MO that includes drones over pakistan somalia and Yemen...over america too!
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and you need SURGERY to remove 2 , 3 or quadruple By Pass .
IF you get to OR on time
[size=24pt]yo! the idea is to prevent! prevention is better than cure, once it happens you done anyway done...you are almost toast if not toast as it as the damage is done[/size]
Quote:What you should know: If you have coronary heart disease, you need to be on aspirin—unless you have another condition, such as an active stomach ulcer, that makes it too risky. But if you don't have heart disease, it's generally best not to take aspirin in the hope of staving off cardiac complications, because the danger of serious bleeding (especially in the gastrointestinal system and the brain) outweighs the potential benefit
[size=12pt]ok! ok! i climb down a bit on the good doctor[/size]
I din read your post properly in the first place so I answered out of sync
Quote:He is far superior that Einstein his studies saves millions of lives each year that are followed by Cardiologists and Cardiac Surgeons World wide.
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