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[muddy75]

Faker quail = buttons

yes buttons fall into both the faker and nutter categories (and occasionally yeller too) and they are really dumb

 

[Nabiki]

Thank you, I appreciate the concern!! I never thought of that. Although I don’t know if that would be it because I’ve been taking several vitamins lately including a multivitamin and B12 gummies but maybe the gummies aren’t strong enough or something? I wonder if thyroid issues would cause it? Cause I was thinking of getting my thyroid checked too since I think I have some symptoms of that too. It would explain a lot.

If you're eating a balanced diet, you should not be taking vitamins. Over dosing is every bit as bad as not enough.

You forgot what?
Why don't you take regular old Advil instead of caffeine crap?

The caffeine in Excedrin allows the pain killer to actually be absorbed. I found this out when I went to my doctor for headaches and told him the Tylenol, Advil, Aleve, Aspirin, etc. didn't work for me. Excedrin does. It's the only painkiller that works on my headaches.

I occasionally get migraines too, but those are a whole 'nother story and a whole different med.

 

[Kiki]

Friday night poll coming.

 

[muddy75]

If you're eating a balanced diet, you should not be taking vitamins. Over dosing is every bit as bad as not enough.

The caffeine in Excedrin allows the pain killer to actually be absorbed. I found this out when I went to my doctor for headaches and told him the Tylenol, Advil, Aleve, Aspirin, etc. didn't work for me. Excedrin does. It's the only painkiller that works on my headaches.

I occasionally get migraines too, but those are a whole 'nother story and a whole different med.

Yes but excedrin should be reserved for pain that does not respond to other meds....in addition to the caffeine, it also contains ASA which is not good for routine use. Best to determine cause of pain and treat accordingly with proper and safe dosage only as needed! I definitely agree that balanced diet is preferable over supplements

 

[R2elk]

If you're eating a balanced diet, you should not be taking vitamins. Over dosing is every bit as bad as not enough.

Depending on which vitamin it is, over dosing can be much worse than having too little. The human body does not deal with all vitamins in the same way. Excess amounts of many vitamins are excreted but this does not happen with all vitamins.

 

[Nabiki]

Yes but excedrin should be reserved for pain that does not respond to other meds....in addition to the caffeine, it also contains ASA which is not good for routine use. Best to determine cause of pain and treat accordingly with proper and safe dosage only as needed! I definitely agree that balanced diet is preferable over supplements

It's amazing how many fewer headaches and migraines I've had since I moved into a low stress job.

 

[Nabiki]

Depending on which vitamin it is, over dosing can be much worse than having too little. The human body does not deal with all vitamins in the same way. Excess amounts of many vitamins are excreted but this does not happen with all vitamins.

Exactly.

 

[Kiki]

We've already told K dog about her vitamin issues... She doesn't listen.

 

[R2elk]

It's amazing how many fewer headaches and migraines I've had since I moved into a low stress job. View attachment 2153534

I have not had a single migraine since I quit working. My disposition has greatly improved.

 

[muddy75]

Thank you, I appreciate the concern!! I never thought of that. Although I don’t know if that would be it because I’ve been taking several vitamins lately including a multivitamin and B12 gummies but maybe the gummies aren’t strong enough or something? I wonder if thyroid issues would cause it? Cause I was thinking of getting my thyroid checked too since I think I have some symptoms of that too. It would explain a lot.

most of your issues probably stem from not having a routine. you need to have proper, balanced diet with adequate hydration in addition to exercise/activity and SLEEP!! if any area is lacking even sporadically it’s difficult to recover from it.