This is the kind of person the military was trying to recruit using those gay cartoons about "a girl with two moms."
Dang, you see these rewards for tips and it really makes you wish you were around the area at the time or knew something. Then again it would mean having to live in LA and...yeah maybe no amount of money is worth that.
That law just passed in Florida that protects drivers from prosecution if they are surrounded or attacked by mobs or rioters by driving to get away, or even running over these morons, needs to be made federal law. If you are blocking a road meant for cars driving at high speeds and you get run over, you deserve the Darwin Award coming to you.
Fetal alcohol syndrome.
Great! My new patio bricks were delivered free of charge!
Obammy started importing Somalis and other unwanteds. I won't have hope that this state can totally turn around until Ilhan Omar is arrested and sent back to her hellhole country.
Yep, just like places in Europe, there are now "no-go" zones in Minneapolis, and it's spreading to Rochester too.
Please bring them to MN too. Minneapolis is completely gone.
I wanna believe this is a skit, but unfortunately what she said about getting litter boxes in schools is true, because that's happened at one of our local high schools too, all for 1 or 2 students.
Oh my gosh, this is literally what my mom had to endure at her workspace a few years ago. Some fat transitioning dyke came in and had a board full of these made up words just like this dumb "teacher," and was literally doing the same thing going, "Now repeat after me: Ze, Zir, Zirs, Per, Pers..."
My mom looked over to her long time friend and coworker sitting next to her. Her friend slipped her a paper that said, "We're going to hell in a hand-basket."
We're already in hell.
Minnesota is not any better. I'm waiting for ICE to clear out the Twin Cities and Rochester metro areas.
This...creature...sees that others are getting more attention than him so he gets mad that he's not the biggest victim in the area and has to draw attention to himself.
This guy was a theater kid 100%.
They look so bored while "protesting" too. I think at this point even they are realizing how stupid this all is.
Same, I haven't shopped at Target ever since they started letting men in the women's bathrooms and dressing rooms, and that was way before they started pushing the gay products in the front of the store.
Check John Podesta's house, he's got her, and she's still alive.
Just like how he watches other men sleep with his wife. He's a cuck, loser, and totally-removed-from-reality-washed-up-has-been-actor.
I think so too.
I think their plan was to have 8 years of Killary after Obammy, remove all of our rights, focusing on the 1st and 2nd amendments, remove children from their parents, replace parents with the government, create "smart cities" where people would have been locked up tight and unable to leave, replace all gas vehicles with "smart vehicles" that they could control, restrict freedom of movement, restrict what we could watch, listen, read, or post online, gay-ify and trans-ify everything, remove anything Christian from everywhere, replace the American flag with the gay progress flag (or something similar), and finally once everyone is in line, living in the pods and eating the bugs, they would have unleashed the real killer covid (after they had perfected it in the labs) which would have truly been devastating and actually killed more than half the population, and if that didn't do it then all the shots and boosters would have finished the job.
Selenium should definitely be 200mcg. I tried 400mcg for a time but found it to be too much, so 200mcg is the sweet spot.
The dosages for the other vitamins is somewhat weight dependent. For example my vitamin D was really low so I have to take 5,000 IU once a day just to keep it stable. Before starting any of these I would recommend getting your levels tested to see what you're most deficient in, however it is okay to start taking basic vitamins on your own. Vitamin C for example can be low doses like 50mg up to 1,000mg. I personally take 500mg per day. Iron is 50mg per day, but that's also because my iron levels are still below optimum level. Potassium doesn't need to be much, just something like 99mg per day. All the B vitamins depends on your levels, but B1 is super necessary for energy production and you need to take way more than what is typically recommended. I take 1500mg per day, and even then I still don't think it's enough but I don't want to overdo it. Vitamin A will also depend on your levels, but something like 5,000 to 10,000 IU would be all right.
People were trying to get down the tower on the stairs or whatever elevators were working. Likely none of them knew or thought that helicopters could come rescue them on the roof. And besides that the amount of smoke rising up the towers into the top floors would have prevented people from going higher. The first rule of when there's a fire in a tall building is you try to go down not up where the flames and smoke are rising.
No, too much iodine intake is actually hugely detrimental to Hashimoto's thyroiditis. Get your iodine levels checked though, to make sure they're not too low. If they're normal, leave them where they're at, don't take any extra iodine, or even iodized salt or iodine rich foods. I found this out the hard way, taking in more iodine when I found out I had Hashimoto's, but I ended up feeling way worse after a few weeks. Once I stopped the extra iodine intake I felt much better. Iodine is essential for the thyroid, yes, but everyone seems to think that's all the thyroid needs. It needs so much more to function properly, like selenium, magnesium, iron, potassium, vitamins A, B, C, and D.
The body will get enough iodine from various foods, there's no reason to take extra supplements. This is my experience, although it seems almost universal for Hashimoto's patients.
Hey so where's the bleach at, for my eyes?
I had a layover at Heathrow airport twice for a trip to and from the middle east a couple years ago. The middle eastern airports were less muslim than England was, and they smelled better too. I could not believe how cramped and crowded Heathrow was, and how much it smelled like urine everywhere. Plus more muslims than you could find in the middle of, well, the middle east! The middle eastern airports were so much cleaner, so much more well ordered, and although they smelled a bit like random spicy foods, at least they didn't smell like urine!
What is your issue? TSH is the measure of thyroid function, at least from a grand overview. You're so off base about this I don't even know what to say.
My "false narrative"?? What, you mean, my LIFE EXPERIENCE?? My TSH was high for years, and now that I've found a way to heal myself it's lower than it's ever been before. Please explain what is "false" about that?
Before these tests doctors didn't know what an under-active thyroid WAS. Only that people may have felt tired but probably chocked it up to "hysteria" or "female malaise" or something. We still don't know the full extent to what the thyroid does and controls in the body.
My gosh you really got a bee in your bonnet about this. Sorry that my life experience offends you so much. You're more than welcome to ignore me and move on with your life. Take care "sweetheart."
Wrong. Although the TSH doesn't show everything about the thyroid, it is a good baseline to know if the thyroid is getting more hypo or hyper. If I hadn't checked it every couple of months I wouldn't know that I was indeed getting worse for a long time, or that the efforts I was putting in were actually making a difference in how efficient my thyroid was acting. Of course feeling that my symptoms were easing up was the best indicator by far, but knowing that I had actual real data to show my doctor that hey, what I was doing to heal myself was actually working, was the best thing of all. And also proof that if ever anyone questions if I'm telling the truth, I have loads of evidence backing up my claims.
It's not ridiculous to try to shoot for those figures either, since I'm now closer to that range than I've ever been in my entire life, even when I was a teenager! This proves that the methods and protocols I followed did help and are not something to be brushed aside.
Sorry but your response is totally unhelpful and also really ridiculous. There's a reason these tests exist and it's to show when things aren't right in the body.
"What's in our PPE kits?"
Bottom right corner: candy.
Well that about sums it up. These people are children who never grew up. This is all a game to them.