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BooHoo2
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Air Doctor is a good brand and will remove odors.
re: Do you ever research all about a random region or city as if you were going to live there?
Posted by BooHoo2 on 4/30/25 at 8:55 am to UnluckyTiger
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Wherever there's a Whole Foods, you're typically in a good area for at least a mile or two.
On road trips, I use Chick-fil-A as a guide to indicate which exit to stop at for food. Chick-fil-A’s are usually only located in nicer areas.
re: 3 year old potty training issues
Posted by BooHoo2 on 4/10/25 at 6:13 am to Simon Gruber
We had the same problem with our son when he was little. He couldn’t go to preschool until he was trained and nothing we did worked. We went to a gastro and a nutritionist. We tried giving him a probiotic, upping the amount of fiber in his diet, giving him pear/prune juice, etc. and he almost ended up in the hospital with a fecal impaction. We started giving him Miralax every day and that works for him. Yes, it’s less than ideal but our other options didn’t work and it keeps him out of the hospital. Miralax is not absorbed by the body and the gastro told us it could be used indefinitely. So, use Miralax if you have to in order to get the constipation under control and I think he will potty train just fine.
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I only know one buddy who did this poop in a box and, sure enough, got flagged as a cancer risk and had to do the colonoscopy.
Also, insurance will often only pay for one of these. So, if they pay for the Cologuard test and then you have to have a colonoscopy anyway, insurance won’t cover it. You could end up paying for the colonoscopy out of pocket.
re: Air Purifier - do you have one?
Posted by BooHoo2 on 3/6/25 at 5:47 pm to HeartAttackTiger
Air Doctor. It works well and they have multiple size options.
re: Ivermectin: Cancer killer Are you aware of these studies?
Posted by BooHoo2 on 3/2/25 at 7:03 pm to wallowinit
Cancer feeds off of iron, and Ivermectin reduces iron in the body. Hence, ivermectin can be effective against cancer.
re: Can't sleep
Posted by BooHoo2 on 3/2/25 at 9:20 am to ChestRockwell
Get lots of morning sunlight - preferably right at or just after sunrise - every day and don’t wear sunglasses so the light can get in your eyes. This helps reset your circadian rhythm. Also, take magnesium glycinate and inositol at night.
re: Does anyone know how to get out of hiccups?
Posted by BooHoo2 on 2/27/25 at 9:56 pm to sparkinator
Put some water in your mouth while standing and bend over at your waist so your head is down. Swallow the water while you’re bent over. It works for my kids almost every time.
re: Expect record-high egg prices for most of the year
Posted by BooHoo2 on 1/26/25 at 12:04 pm to ChatGPT of LA
They usually lay an egg a day depending on the type of chicken. Production may go down in the winter when there is less sunlight.
Never tried them, but if you do, connect them directly into the ground outside through a crack in a window or door. If you plug them into the electric outlet ground, they could pick up the dirty electricity running through your wires which is not good.
re: Returning the shopping cart is the litmus test to whether you can self govern or not.
Posted by BooHoo2 on 10/27/24 at 4:30 pm to Mike da Tigah
If you can’t be trusted with small things, God won’t entrust you with big (or better) things either.
re: at what point do you see a doctor for a sinus infection?
Posted by BooHoo2 on 9/3/24 at 8:30 am to WigSplitta22
I tried letting the infection go once and it never would resolve so I had to take antibiotics anyway. I continued to have 2-3 sinus infections per year until I started taking Singulair. Now I only have one every couple of years or so.
re: Raising Children In America
Posted by BooHoo2 on 7/8/24 at 9:50 am to LuckyTiger
Congrats! Don’t set specific expectations in your mind now of how your child will turn out when they are older because if they don’t achieve that, you will be disappointed/mad at them daily. For example, if you were shy as a kid or didn’t make great grades in school, you will naturally want them to be outgoing and make great grades. It’s good to have high expectations, but if the child doesn’t do those things, you will be upset at them simply for being who they are.
Also, don’t live your life vicariously through them in order to fix any past “mistakes” you made in your own life. For instance, if you regret not playing ball in school, don’t make your kid play it just because you didn’t and regretted it. Let them be their own person and decide what interests them.
Also, don’t live your life vicariously through them in order to fix any past “mistakes” you made in your own life. For instance, if you regret not playing ball in school, don’t make your kid play it just because you didn’t and regretted it. Let them be their own person and decide what interests them.
re: The WHO pandemic treaty has FAILED!
Posted by BooHoo2 on 5/26/24 at 1:24 pm to Placekicker
This IHT “failure” is supposed to make us think we got a win, and it’s just a distraction from the fact that they are quietly revising the IHR (International Health Regulations) in the background - these will be just as bad (if not worse) than the IHT would have been.
re: How is STM BR?
Posted by BooHoo2 on 4/28/24 at 8:48 pm to AdeleDazeem
Decided not to put my kids there since I’ve heard a number of negative comments from parents about them over the years. Problems with the administration, overemphasis on homework and the school not handling a bullying situation well for example. They also used a lot of print books in the upper grades in lieu of tablets or iPads - maybe they changed that recently, but it seemed like they weren’t keeping up with technology like other schools in BR. That’s just what I’ve heard though. Tour the school and go with your gut instinct - if you like it and feel comfortable there, go with that.
re: Ever get a cut that just won’t heal?
Posted by BooHoo2 on 12/20/23 at 6:19 am to AcadieAnne
You have to let it air out because wounds need air to heal. Try keeping it out of a band aid as much as possible.
re: Insomnia. What can I do about this? Will I die?
Posted by BooHoo2 on 10/5/23 at 1:44 pm to Giantkiller
Get morning sunlight directly in your eyes (no sunglasses) preferably at sunrise or within an hour afterwards - it’s free and can help reset your circadian rhythm. Try taking magnesium glycinate and 1-3 inositol supplements (on Amazon) about 30 minutes to an hour before bed.
re: Who else’s wife jumps the gun on taking kids to the doc?
Posted by BooHoo2 on 3/5/23 at 9:12 am to Im4datigers
It depends on the situation, but your child probably has strep throat and will need antibiotics to get better. So, your wife did the right thing by taking your child to the doc quickly in this instance.
Use glycolic acid toner on your armpits instead and you won’t need deodorant - you won’t sweat or smell. Apply it once or twice a day with a cotton ball and let it dry.
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