B12 injections

[Bricktop]

I knew someone who once worked with an alternative therapy medicine importer before our Therapeutic Goods Administration started shutting down anyone not tied to big Pharma.



The company had a roaring trade with shark cartilage therapies, especially for terminal cancer patients meant to only have a short time to live. These people were getting years more life taking that supplement and when the TGA put a stop to it, they all quickly died within the year.

Now there's a surprise.



More bullshit from Freud.



 

You're a moron. That's why you were accepted into the police force...

And you're a liar. That's why you weren't.

[Frood]

You can't help being an inflated sack of bull shit, besides old and tubby. I understand.

[Bricktop]

However, you CAN help being a mendacious, fraudulent charlatan. See the difference?

[Anonymous]

"Vitamins for Energy: Does B-12 Work?



    Definition

    Amount

    Deficiency

    Older adults

    Diagnosis



Overview



Some people claim that vitamin B-12 will boost your:



    energy

    concentration

    memory

    mood



However, when speaking before Congress in 2008, Susan B. Shurin, M.D., deputy director of the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, countered these claims. She testified that vitamin B-12 could do all of these things for people who are deficient in the vitamin. However, no clinical evidence suggests that it can boost energy in people who already have ample stores of it."



https://www.healthline.com/health/b12-vitamins-for-energy">//https://www.healthline.com/health/b12-vitamins-for-energy



Con artists have been selling tonics, youth serums and health supplements for centuries. And they still do, only with greater sophistication.



Most supplements are useless. Most "herbal" medicines are ineffective, if not outright deceptive. The sellers of  these modern snake oils should be held as accountable as pharmaceutical companies, where empirical and scientific analysis prove their efficacy.



At best they are placebos...but relying on this witchcraft to heal disease and sickness is dangerous.

True, many are.

I do not believe in miracle products that claim to add years to our lives and live those years better.

[Bricktop]

Huh?



Take a look at my pics?



I don't look 67.



The secret is....















































....single malts!!!!

[Anonymous]

barrel wash

[Blazor]

Alcohol does preserve things  ac_dance

[Anonymous]

Alcohol does preserve things  ac_dance

Like salt.

[Bricktop]

Alcohol does preserve things  ac_dance

And it kills nasty bugs as well.



I recommend Lagavulin, but if you cannot afford it, a Glenfiddich will keep you looking fresh for years.

[Anonymous]

Alcohol does preserve things  ac_dance

And it kills nasty bugs as well.



I recommend Lagavulin, but if you cannot afford it, a Glenfiddich will keep you looking fresh for years.

Barrel wash is cheaper and achieves the same result when consumed in large quantities.

[Bricktop]

Waddya talking about?



You look ten years older than ME!!!



Get some good Scottish hooch into you. All barrel wash does is make you THINK you look younger whenever a hot chick walks into a room. It may make her look hotter, too.

[Anonymous]

All barrel wash does is make you THINK you look younger whenever a hot chick walks into a room. It may make her look hotter, too.

That is good enough for this old redneck.

[Bricktop]

Hmmm...after I wrote that, I can see where I went wrong.



A couple of buckets of barrel wash...$5...and the world looks rosy.



You'd need to spend $100 on single malt for the same effect. The value just isn't there.

[Blazor]

Alcohol does preserve things  ac_dance

Like salt.

Well, my sodium intake is a lil high, but I've adjusted the past month. Hmmmm, could be on to something!



I had 2 tires put on at my son's work yesterday, 2 more on Saturday. They all couldnt believe I was his dad  

[Blazor]

Alcohol does preserve things  ac_dance

And it kills nasty bugs as well.



I recommend Lagavulin, but if you cannot afford it, a Glenfiddich will keep you looking fresh for years.

I normally cant drink dark liquor (IBS), March is the only month I drink whiskey.



Currently drinking El Jimador tequila, was suggested to try. I switched from Shine to tequila since Shine is so high proof. Been trying to lower my alcohol consumption lol. I've had an arm injury the past month, and alcohol is an enemy of the healing process. Im "trying" to only drink on Friday and Saturday.