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in the off-topic threadHungFist wrote:You know there's too many Brits around when people are discussing about cheese. On a movie board! Again!!
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I hear you about doctors.
I've had a stomach/chest complaint for a couple of years and the doctors and hospital were seven shades of useless.
I got numerous (sometimes painful) tests, was bounced back and forward between departments, all to no avail.
Unless I keel over don't bother coming back seemed to be their attitude.
I've had a stomach/chest complaint for a couple of years and the doctors and hospital were seven shades of useless.
I got numerous (sometimes painful) tests, was bounced back and forward between departments, all to no avail.
Unless I keel over don't bother coming back seemed to be their attitude.
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I've given up hope in western doctors as well. Fuck them. 1 doctor tells you this, the other guy completely contradicts that, and I've even had tests which first told me I was lactose-intolerant, and 1 year later new tests which said I wasnt, and all that kind of BS.
Also they keep claiming I should eat more dark bread, cause that's 'always good for your stomacht', and I already felt it was giving me problems but I followed their advice and it all just got worse, and now latest study-results in that field proof my opinion (whioch was ridiculed away by the dietician) that for some stomach-problems eating more grain and all that shit that's supposedly 'good' for you, actually can make matters much worse (which I've been telling them for years, and they said I was wrong)
The problem with too many western doctors is that they arent very open-minded (and aren't allowed to be), and are fucking stubborn and at times behind the times.
I went to HK last summer, visited a chinese doctor and talked about my problems for about an hour. He said I have a bad 'fung' (inner wind). and weak liver and kidneys which affect the digestive system, gave me some medication, and I'm a bit better now. Still not 'healthy', but at least waking up with excruciating pains in the stomach has seemed to diminish quite a bit.
Also they keep claiming I should eat more dark bread, cause that's 'always good for your stomacht', and I already felt it was giving me problems but I followed their advice and it all just got worse, and now latest study-results in that field proof my opinion (whioch was ridiculed away by the dietician) that for some stomach-problems eating more grain and all that shit that's supposedly 'good' for you, actually can make matters much worse (which I've been telling them for years, and they said I was wrong)
The problem with too many western doctors is that they arent very open-minded (and aren't allowed to be), and are fucking stubborn and at times behind the times.
I went to HK last summer, visited a chinese doctor and talked about my problems for about an hour. He said I have a bad 'fung' (inner wind). and weak liver and kidneys which affect the digestive system, gave me some medication, and I'm a bit better now. Still not 'healthy', but at least waking up with excruciating pains in the stomach has seemed to diminish quite a bit.
I was there, the big BNB blackout of november, 2008. We lost many that day...
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Have you investigated IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome)?Yi-Long wrote:Still not 'healthy', but at least waking up with excruciating pains in the stomach has seemed to diminish quite a bit.
http://www.patient.co.uk/showdoc/23068776/
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That sounds more like gluten intolerance or celiac's. Stress exacerbates it. Did they do an antibody test for that?Yi-Long wrote:IAlso they keep claiming I should eat more dark bread, cause that's 'always good for your stomacht', and I already felt it was giving me problems but I followed their advice and it all just got worse
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Yeah, they dont think that's it. Or maybe it's a chronic version or whatever. I now think the chinese doctor has the right idea, so now I'm doing stuff to improve the liver and kidneys (like drinking 1 beer a night, while I hate alcohol), and like I said, lately I feel it's going a little better, although it could just be temporary again.Markgway wrote:Have you investigated IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome)?Yi-Long wrote:Still not 'healthy', but at least waking up with excruciating pains in the stomach has seemed to diminish quite a bit.
http://www.patient.co.uk/showdoc/23068776/
I was there, the big BNB blackout of november, 2008. We lost many that day...
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It's not celiac's, and I've done a buch of blood-types a bunch of times.the68monkey wrote:That sounds more like gluten intolerance or celiac's. Stress exacerbates it. Did they do an antibody test for that?Yi-Long wrote:IAlso they keep claiming I should eat more dark bread, cause that's 'always good for your stomacht', and I already felt it was giving me problems but I followed their advice and it all just got worse
The only test that I'm still interested in doing is some special type where you get all hooked up to some machine and they contact your fingertips with some materials, and it could turn out I'm allergic or oversensitive or intollerant to some weird stuff, like the fillings in my teeth or something (saw a documentary about a woman with a bunch of serious problems, and turned out it was the stuff in her fillings that caused the problem)
I was there, the big BNB blackout of november, 2008. We lost many that day...
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Yeah, and that was in those fillings I believe, and it was affecting her health.gasteropod wrote:Mercury is poisonous.Yi-Long wrote:like the fillings in my teeth or something (saw a documentary about a woman with a bunch of serious problems, and turned out it was the stuff in her fillings that caused the problem)
I was there, the big BNB blackout of november, 2008. We lost many that day...
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I dont think I've ever been given a choice. Next time I'm at the dentist I'll ask. On the one hand, I wouldnt like to have them in my mouth. On the other hand, to have to replace them, will suck big-time, not just financially ofcourse, but the procedure itself.gasteropod wrote:Yeah it does, I'm never having mercury fillings.
I wish they would just put me in a coma or something for 3 days, and completely replace my whole set of teeth with indestructible realistic looking adamantium ones or whatever. So you would wake up and never have to worry about cavities or whatever ever again.
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Pioneer finally pulls out of LaserDisc market a decade later than expected:
http://www.homecinemachoice.com/blogs/t ... anufacture
I'm amazed they're still making them.
http://www.homecinemachoice.com/blogs/t ... anufacture
I'm amazed they're still making them.
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