[citydweller]

ZB,

Which one is Zander? I have seen pictures of 3 different types of dogs. One that looks like a black lab, and 2 that kinda like bull dogs.

Thanks

[citydweller]

Interesting article, thanks. The unfortunate thing about this research is that instead of finding a way to help people reduce stress, they will be researching a pill, which as the article mentions could also come with undesirable side effects, and still will not address the actual cause.

[citydweller]

Interesting article, thanks. The unfortunate thing about this research is that instead of finding a way to help people reduce stress, they will be researching a pill, which as the article mentions could also come with undesirable side effects, and still will not address the actual cause.

[citydweller]

Thanks for the advise (advice?)

I completely agree with your post. Do you know of any blogs that support these beliefs. It’s so hard to find like minded people. I would love to find a forum dedicated to this point of view.

Regarding #6, if one doesn’t have a significant other is it a close second to have it with yourself? 🙂

[citydweller]

Thanks for the advise (advice?)

I completely agree with your post. Do you know of any blogs that support these beliefs. It’s so hard to find like minded people. I would love to find a forum dedicated to this point of view.

Regarding #6, if one doesn’t have a significant other is it a close second to have it with yourself? 🙂

[citydweller]

I can’t believe the Hungry Stick is still there. I grew up in Clairemont and I can remember my parents taking us there, and that was over 30 years ago. Wow, I feel old now.

Did anyone else go grunion hunting back in the early ’70’s? Does that still happen?

[citydweller]

I can’t believe the Hungry Stick is still there. I grew up in Clairemont and I can remember my parents taking us there, and that was over 30 years ago. Wow, I feel old now.

Did anyone else go grunion hunting back in the early ’70’s? Does that still happen?

[citydweller]

Capeman,
Congratulations, I love hearing success stories like that. It would be nice if more doctors encouraged their patients to reverse their diseases through nutrition, instead of just handing out pills. I’m sure many doctors are frustrated by the fact that most people are just too lazy to take the steps needed to improve their diet. They want the quick fix.

I personally am not as healthy as I know I could be. I love donuts, chips (especially pringles), big juicy hamburgers, but I try to keep those things to a minimum, and I make sure my daily diet also consists of fresh organic fruits and vegetables, plenty of fiber, and a tblspoon of flaxseed oil each day.

When I preach my nutritional beliefs to friends I try to make them understand that it’s not so much what you eat as what you don’t eat. The first step to increasing health can be to just make an effort to add good things to your diet, and worry less about reducing the bad things. Give your body a fighting chance to offset the damage caused by the bad stuff.

[citydweller]

Capeman,
Congratulations, I love hearing success stories like that. It would be nice if more doctors encouraged their patients to reverse their diseases through nutrition, instead of just handing out pills. I’m sure many doctors are frustrated by the fact that most people are just too lazy to take the steps needed to improve their diet. They want the quick fix.

I personally am not as healthy as I know I could be. I love donuts, chips (especially pringles), big juicy hamburgers, but I try to keep those things to a minimum, and I make sure my daily diet also consists of fresh organic fruits and vegetables, plenty of fiber, and a tblspoon of flaxseed oil each day.

When I preach my nutritional beliefs to friends I try to make them understand that it’s not so much what you eat as what you don’t eat. The first step to increasing health can be to just make an effort to add good things to your diet, and worry less about reducing the bad things. Give your body a fighting chance to offset the damage caused by the bad stuff.

[citydweller]

Yes, I will admit that I am very cynical. But the fact that I have seen these signs in OB, Mission Valley, Mission Beach, and University Heights, with pictures of at least 3 different dogs, I concluded that either someone with a lot of money lost several dogs, or… it’s a scam.
I just can’t figure out how the “scammer” is benefiting.

[citydweller]

Yes, I will admit that I am very cynical. But the fact that I have seen these signs in OB, Mission Valley, Mission Beach, and University Heights, with pictures of at least 3 different dogs, I concluded that either someone with a lot of money lost several dogs, or… it’s a scam.
I just can’t figure out how the “scammer” is benefiting.

[citydweller]

I have not yet seen the movie, but I plan to. It is my belief that the biggest problem with American health care is that so much money is spent on treating symptoms, but so little is spent on treating causes. This subject was touched on in the movie “Supersize me”.
Nutrition is such a huge part of good health, and so few doctors push this agenda, all they do is prescribe pills to address the symptoms caused by poor nutrition.
The human body is a miraculous organism that has the ability to heal and regenerate, if only it is given the proper tools. Without proper nutrition the immune system is compromised and not able to fend off disease.

[citydweller]

I have not yet seen the movie, but I plan to. It is my belief that the biggest problem with American health care is that so much money is spent on treating symptoms, but so little is spent on treating causes. This subject was touched on in the movie “Supersize me”.
Nutrition is such a huge part of good health, and so few doctors push this agenda, all they do is prescribe pills to address the symptoms caused by poor nutrition.
The human body is a miraculous organism that has the ability to heal and regenerate, if only it is given the proper tools. Without proper nutrition the immune system is compromised and not able to fend off disease.

[citydweller]

Another analogy for the wireless signal would be if my neighbor had a really bright porchlight that spilled into my back yard. Would it be stealing if I sit and read on my back porch using the light from his yard?

[citydweller]

Another analogy for the wireless signal would be if my neighbor had a really bright porchlight that spilled into my back yard. Would it be stealing if I sit and read on my back porch using the light from his yard?

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