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I better not be getting sick, either. One person in my class came in while having the flu, apparently. Eventually during class she left. I'm not a health freak (much) or take my days off when truly needed, but jeez... If you're that sick, don't come in to let others get exposed. I can't afford to be sick.
Speaking of class, today went rather well despite that I hate the fact it involves presentations. Many people gave a speech on a topic of their choosing and some were really good with their points given and I was involved somewhat in the discussions. This is something big for me since I don't participate or talk to people much, but particularly I had small talks with the girl that sat next to me about related topics. Now I have a headache and am tired, so that's enough socializing for me. Wish I could go to sleep right now.
Now I have to have a topic that I will need to discuss by next week and am stuck between four that I can think of, probably narrowing down to two since they hit closer to me more. This should be... fun. And nerve wrecking.
I just saw a comment on someone's Facebook status about one of the ingredients in anti-freeze is used in medicines we give to help people...wait, what?Reasons why I don't take conventional medicine...the list keeps piling upon itself. I mean, I'm not the poster girl of health, I screw up on food choices all the time...but when did that ever sound like a good idea?? How is that medicine actually helping if it potentially contains something toxic?
...And this is why I will be majoring in nutritional science/pre-med. Hopefully I'll learn more about these things.
I would be careful about relying on that kind of reasoning, though. Using that same method of explanation I could say that I brushed my teeth using a common ingredient found in urine. The thing is, that ingredient is water haha.
It depends on what the ingredient is. Which is why I said potentially toxic. They didn't say what ingredient it was. Of course there's "normal" ingredients in things we shouldn't ingest. Shampoos have water listed as an ingredient. Does that mean water is toxic and I shouldn't drink it because it's also in shampoo that IS toxic (if ingested)? No.
But, there are things that are being put in conventional medicine that should have never been put in there (such as a certain birth control pill using conjugated estrogens isolated from mares' urine...).
The medicine and the anti-freeze are not the same thing. Their names just sound similar. The medicine is polyethylene glycol (or PEG for short). The anti-freeze ingredient is ethylene glycol.I just saw a comment on someone's Facebook status about one of the ingredients in anti-freeze is used in medicines we give to help people...wait, what?Reasons why I don't take conventional medicine...the list keeps piling upon itself. I mean, I'm not the poster girl of health, I screw up on food choices all the time...but when did that ever sound like a good idea?? How is that medicine actually helping if it potentially contains something toxic?
...And this is why I will be majoring in nutritional science/pre-med. Hopefully I'll learn more about these things.
The medicine and the anti-freeze are not the same thing. Their names just sound similar. The medicine is polyethylene glycol (or PEG for short). The anti-freeze ingredient is ethylene glycol.
Now what if I told you citric acid is not only harmless but actually good for you? Citric acid is vitamin C. Plain acid is well, acid.
We've got a Blank Space (for people who care about whether or not to parody Ms. Swift)...
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We'll Write Your Name.
I just saw a comment on someone's Facebook status about one of the ingredients in anti-freeze is used in medicines we give to help people...wait, what?Reasons why I don't take conventional medicine...the list keeps piling upon itself. I mean, I'm not the poster girl of health, I screw up on food choices all the time...but when did that ever sound like a good idea?? How is that medicine actually helping if it potentially contains something toxic?
...And this is why I will be majoring in nutritional science/pre-med. Hopefully I'll learn more about these things.
Sometimes I'm not sure if it's God's blessing or a fluke...
I bought a car from a dealership some time ago that came with a trial subscription to Sirius Radio. The trial ended after about 3 months, and some time after that, the CD player conked out on me so I went to have it replaced (which was free because it was still under warranty) and it came with ANOTHER free Sirius Radio trial
That trial has never shut off, and it's been 14 months. Now here's where I'm not perfect--I should have checked up on it a lot sooner. I kept trying to tell myself it would just shut off automatically like the first... but the truth is, I've really been enjoying it and didn't want it to end. Sigh.
But my conscience finally got the best of me. I've called BOTH the dealership AND Sirius radio... The dealership said not to worry about and enjoy it while it last. Sirius kept telling me, "Our records say the account is inactive... You can have it turned on for a nominal fee and then choose your subscription plan..." and I'm like, "No, no, no, that's what I'm trying to tell you. I had a free trial and it's NEVER shut off and is still going... I want to make sure I'm not cheating anyone and that it's turned off if the trial has ended."
Well according to them, the trial doesn't even exist. And if it does, they said, it will shut off automatically. GOOD GRIEF!!! IF you combine the times of both free trials, I've had over a year and a half of free Sirius Radio service.
But at least my conscience is clear because I've done all I can do. *Sits back, turns up the "Hits of the 80's" and cruises.*
