re: Fellow insubordinates: Let’s talk about the plan if you catch the virus

+1.

43. Sinus infection, low grade fever for about three days. Still can’t taste or smell but otherwise fully recovered. No fatigue or breathlessness. Did not test. No jab, never will. Lead a healthy lifestyle daily.

Love the downvotes. Even a thread about each of our own personal responsibility, these fricks still think they know what’s best for us

I just say drop the calcium because we usually have so much calcium in our diets and men tend to have problems with calcium buildup in the arteries into their 40s and 50s. It’s my understanding the issue is mostly calcium misallocation. D3 gets the calcium from the gut to the blood steam. K2 (not K) gets the calcium from the blood stream to the bones and teeth where it’s needed. Without K2 you can get calcium misallocation and over a long period of time (years) it can build up in places you don’t want. LINK

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Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth

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I slip then double leg better than most

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Anybody interested in those scripts. Say the word. It’s simple as shite

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"the word"

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I need a new doc!

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Dick too

If you get it make sure to hydrate, hydrate, hydrate. Gatorade helps. Get your sleep and let your immune system work at night. Eat food and get protein so that your muscles don't start aching.

I took ivermectin, the cow/pig medicine, to try it and see if it actually worked. I can't say that it worked for sure but I took a lower dose. Who knows? Didn't have any side effects from it that I know of.

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If you get it make sure to hydrate, hydrate, hydrate. Gatorade helps. Get your sleep and let your immune system work at night. Eat food and get protein so that your muscles don't start aching.

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program I’m doing calls for a gallon a day. Still ain’t enough if I’m outside a bit. But it gets away from me if I’m not paying attention and get involved in something

have had a stash since last year, worked satisfactory when needed. You just need to start early enough

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It’s called life. Life is a tragedy. No one is promised tomorrow. My grandfather dropped dead at 38 years old, leaving behind my 7-month pregnant grandmother with child #12. 12 children to raise on your own. With NO GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE! Get busy living or get busy dying.

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My great, great grandfather was orphaned, along with his younger brothers sisters. He was 10 years old. He went to his uncles, who worked him in the field all summer. Then, after harvest, they took my great grandad to town, bought him some new overalls. And left his 10 year old arse there.

No one ever wanted to upset my little old great grandpa. He was a MEAN mother, I'm telling ya.