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The grue lurks in the darkest places of the earth. Its favorite diet is adventurers, but its insatiable appetite is tempered by its fear of light. No grue has ever been seen by the light of day, and few have survived its fearsome jaws to tell the tale.
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Here we go, Buddy. Monday was DCA day. Feel free to fly now
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Turning over a record $280 billion. Indeed, staplers are clearly the reason why profit is low on that figure. Google could literally buy every person on the planet a stapler with thousands of staples supplied every year, and still make enormous profits.
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haha, they are both great! I love the movie, it really mirrors my office work experiences. If you have not seen it already, go and see office space!
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I heard one thing to be cautious, when drinking a lot of reverse osmosis water, is that it can flush too many minerals out of your body. So you may need to take them in again via supplement.
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".....and I almost forgot ahh, I'm also gonna need you to go ahead and come in on Sunday too, kay. We ahh lost some people this week and ah, we sorta need to play catch up." I remember when some jokers took those lines from the movie and did a bunch of prank calls with them.
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I heard one thing to be cautious, when drinking a lot of reverse osmosis water, is that it can flush too many minerals out of your body. So you may need to take them in again via supplement. . yes it can. I eat well enough to not have that issue. It is a balance . And here is some good bull news: https://in.investing.com/news/cleanspark-releases-march-2023-bitcoin-mining-update-432SI-3584353...“Our approach to proprietary mining gives us substantial control and flexibility over our destiny and the progress on our Washington expansion is a perfect example,” said Zach Bradford, CEO. “The 50MW expansion is on schedule. The machines have already been purchased and shipping is expected to commence this month. Once those machines are racked and the expansion is energized, our hashrate is expected to increase to about 8.7 EH/s, giving us substantial progress toward our calendar year-end goal of 16 EH/s.... quote is from from link above.
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I heard one thing to be cautious, when drinking a lot of reverse osmosis water, is that it can flush too many minerals out of your body. So you may need to take them in again via supplement.
I second that. Let me be a wise-ass for a second: Kidney stones are often a result of too high Magnesium/Cacium/Vitamin-D uptake (only in excessive amounts, though) and/or high Oxalate ingestion. Citric Acid is actually functioning as a basic agent (alkalic) in the body, thus reducing Oxalic Acid in the Kidneys. It's effective in Kidney stone prevention. However, Citric Acid is binding to heavy metals and also able to pass through the blood/brain barrier, so better avoid it. Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid) is also said to be working like CA, only a little less effective. (DYOR)
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April 04, 2023, 01:16:53 PM Last edit: April 04, 2023, 01:39:44 PM by Torque |
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I heard one thing to be cautious, when drinking a lot of reverse osmosis water, is that it can flush too many minerals out of your body. So you may need to take them in again via supplement.
I second that. Let me be a wise-ass for a second: Kidney stones are often a result of too high Magnesium/Cacium/Vitamin-D uptake (only in excessive amounts, though) and/or high Oxalate ingestion. Citric Acid is actually functioning as a basic agent (alkalic) in the body, thus reducing Oxalic Acid in the Kidneys. It's effective in Kidney stone prevention. However, Citric Acid is binding to heavy metals and also able to pass through the blood/brain barrier, so better avoid it. Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid) is also said to be working like CA, only a little less effective. (DYOR) Great conversation going, guys. Keep it going! One thing I would comment on is that RO water is still going to be much better for you in the long run than tap. You can always eat well and take supplements to boost your minerals. Case in point, my tap water comes from a natural fed aquifer and is around 85 ppm, which is pretty darn good compared to our country's standard average of 200-300 ppm for tap water. But holy hell, you should see what my RO filters look like after just a year's time. Yuck! Dark brown and slimy. I'll have to take a photo and share it with you next time. I just imagine what that would cumulatively do to my internal system over the next 30-40 years. And god only knows what chemicals are in there. My RO system filters my water down to 4-5 ppm. Tastes amazing and makes great tasting coffee. I just take plenty of supplements and eat lots of veggies, fruit, and lean meats.
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I heard one thing to be cautious, when drinking a lot of reverse osmosis water, is that it can flush too many minerals out of your body. So you may need to take them in again via supplement.
I second that. Let me be a wise-ass for a second: Kidney stones are often a result of too high Magnesium/Cacium/Vitamin-D uptake (only in excessive amounts, though) and/or high Oxalate ingestion. Citric Acid is actually functioning as a basic agent (alkalic) in the body, thus reducing Oxalic Acid in the Kidneys. It's effective in Kidney stone prevention. However, Citric Acid is binding to heavy metals and also able to pass through the blood/brain barrier, so better avoid it. Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid) is also said to be working like CA, only a little less effective. (DYOR) well there are a few types of stones Calcium oxalate: The most common type of kidney stone which is created when calcium combines with oxalate in the urine Uric acid: This is another common type of kidney stone. Struvite: These stones are less common and are caused by infections in the upper urinary tract. above is from google search Also men are more prone to them than women. we have longer thinner pee tube. duh @ torque. I have a whole house filter https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07X7GQVT4/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A37LDA69RBBS9R&psc=1https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01LZZA5S7/ref=ox_sc_act_title_2?smid=A37LDA69RBBS9R&psc=1this leads to whole house and takes 90 days about 18000 gallons and then I change it. it is filthy. then reverse osmosis for coffee tea drinking and cooking.
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That's cool. Does your water come from a well?
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April 04, 2023, 01:46:26 PM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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key that water is only h2o
not spring not smart not tap
if in USA target sells a reverse osmosis for around $2.50 24 bottles.
I heard one thing to be cautious, when drinking a lot of reverse osmosis water, is that it can flush too many minerals out of your body. So you may need to take them in again via supplement. you can get inline cartridges that add minerals back in. i dont use them in my RO system though.
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That's cool. Does your water come from a well? No a local reservoir it is subject to fertilizer and sediment issues. Thus my obsession with filtering the fuck out of it.
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