Yes but which houseplant could possibly trump that hideous blight on one's soles? Giant redwood would be unwieldy, but not useless... Venus Flytrap? Giant Hogweed? You must have had a plant in mind, to have made such a perplexing statement. Is it a plant which chews your feet?
Yet people have scoffed vast quantities of fat, both in single snacks, meals and through their lives without obvious issues!
Douglas Adams died after indulging a sudden enthusiasm for jogging. Maybe I should cast far and wide for a replacement ebike conroller after all..
Yep. I take my levothyroxine at bed-time (always have done so). And usually fall asleep fairly easily and stay soundly asleep through the night.
It isn't the level of tax that is the big problem. It is that so many of them end up unable to escape a single penny. Whereas others duck hundreds of thousands, or millions. (I say "them" because it isn't me that manages to escape!)This level of tax would balance the books:
Taxation in the United Kingdom - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
No - I didn't have a single plant in mind that I'd prefer. I couldn't think of a single plant that is commonly regarded as a house plant, that I wouldn't very much prefer to PF. At the margins I did think of some of the plants like durian (stinky) or poison ivy (poisonous to touch) where it might not end well. But they are not (usually) regarded as house plants.
Interesting.. I was suffering from sleep apnea ..or something very akin, to the extent that I was unwilling to go to bed and ended up dozing off on chairs at the TV etc. Anyway the problem totally went away the 3 rd night after I was started on a blood pressure medication .. and has not reoccured
Does tory donor count?I do hope some Tories get named during their conference:
Pandora papers: biggest ever leak of offshore data exposes financial secrets of rich and powerful
Millions of documents reveal offshore deals and assets of more than 100 billionaires, 30 world leaders and 300 public officialswww.theguardian.com
A close friend of mine cured his plantar fasciitis by rubbing raw onion on the soles of his feet before bed..he didn't believe it when I told him about it and thought I was winding him up.(I read it on another forum) it worked after only 4 days.That must have been amazing, getting rid of plantar fasciitis! I've had it since 2010 - tried everything. If I keep walking a couple/few miles every few days, it's generally kept in check, but it'd be wonderful to get rid of it for good. Fancy that... a link between thyroid hormone and plantar fasciitis... Do they give you pills of some sort? Is it this?
Levothyroxine: a medicine for an underactive thyroid (hypothyroidism)
NHS medicines information on levothyroxine – what it’s used for, side effects, dosage and who can take it.www.nhs.uk
I can see this working if the smell was bad enough to avert attention from the pain...
You're absolutely right - oxygen debt also increases stress hormones like cortisol, constricting blood vessels. I used to run extremely slowly, drifting along slower than walking. And mostly downhill, to start with. I managed about ten feet when I first embarked on this foolish quest for runner fitness, about a year before before the pandemic. So I ran ten feet and yelled (hoarsely) "What the hell has happened to my body?! It's only been a decade or three!" , then walked slowly for awile till I was ready to have another go, then shuffled comically for another ten feet etc. After doing this twice a week for several multiples of 10 feet each time, by the end of the year I managed (with some difficulty), to run (shuffle slowly) 3 miles non stop. Then the pandemic hit and the world was full of coughing spluttering people, so I stopped and converted the bike. I'll get it fixed and set levels appropriately as you've suggested, but I do believe there is a limit to how strong my legs can get, because of my godawful knees. Old age eh?
Thank you for this, I will actually have a go - you'd have to have had PF to truly understand why...
In the beginning, I had advice from a GP, an orthopaedic consultation at a specialist clinic, sessions with an orthotics expert and custom orthotic inserts. All a complete waste - and, worse, made it deteriorate significantly. Twenty minutes wearing the inserts left me in agony for a fortnight.
Teaching granny to suck eggs again!
I'm happy that you already know. You mentioned that something awful happened on ... Monday, was it? Do you have a lot of incidents like that? (Whatever that was). I've been throwing out general (some highly questionable) info scattergun style, because it's a fast way to find out how much one knows, as well gleaning potentially useful health knowledge for myself.
He said you could hardly smell it once rubbed in.....what have you got to lose.
A friend with stents can't consume even small amounts of fat, without feeling very unwell. His liver produces far more cholesterol than normal, for some reason... in pain, dizzy and nauseous (many symptoms are from the medication) and he's only 43. It's what restarted me running.
