Drugging Ourselves Silly
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The other being you couldn't get into med school. 
:laugh:
I agree 100% this country is entirely overmediated. Everyone and their mom is on some sort of anti-depressant.
:laugh:I agree 100% this country is entirely overmediated. Everyone and their mom is on some sort of anti-depressant.
waggy
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Originally posted by: tweakmm
The other being you couldn't get into med school.
I agree 100% this country is entirely overmediated. Everyone and their mom is on some sort of anti-depressant.
I know one person on anti-depressant and he really does need it.
NuclearNed
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I have a coworker who does absolutely nothing positive for her health. In fact, she does all sorts of negative things to herself (inactivity, smoking, etc.) She is a firm believer that there is a pill for everything. She must take a dozen or more meds in a day.
Dumac
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Originally posted by: waggy
Originally posted by: tweakmm
The other being you couldn't get into med school.
I agree 100% this country is entirely overmediated. Everyone and their mom is on some sort of anti-depressant.
I know one person on anti-depressant and he really does need it.
I know one person (a minor) whose parents are trying to force him to take antidepressants, and since he refused, he is grounded
waggy
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Originally posted by: Dumac
Originally posted by: waggy
Originally posted by: tweakmm
The other being you couldn't get into med school.
I agree 100% this country is entirely overmediated. Everyone and their mom is on some sort of anti-depressant.
I know one person on anti-depressant and he really does need it.
I know one person (a minor) whose parents are trying to force him to take antidepressants, and since he refused, he is grounded
wow thats nuts. grounding him is really going to help.
my wife's best friend has a 10 yr old boy. they sent a letter home saying that she needs to put him on drugs for aDHD she told them to fvck off. they went and called DCFS on her. they told the school to Fvck off also.
he is a normal 10 yr old kid. little overweight but other then that he is healthy and happy
I'm an adult for one and I'm very well studied in pharmacology, two. I get a big bottle of speed every month from the pharmacy knowing well the effects.Originally posted by: waggy
Originally posted by: Dumac
Originally posted by: waggy
Originally posted by: tweakmm
The other being you couldn't get into med school.
I agree 100% this country is entirely overmediated. Everyone and their mom is on some sort of anti-depressant.
I know one person on anti-depressant and he really does need it.
I know one person (a minor) whose parents are trying to force him to take antidepressants, and since he refused, he is grounded
wow thats nuts. grounding him is really going to help.
my wife's best friend has a 10 yr old boy. they sent a letter home saying that she needs to put him on drugs for aDHD she told them to fvck off. they went and called DCFS on her. they told the school to Fvck off also.
he is a normal 10 yr old kid. little overweight but other then that he is healthy and happy
But seriously, giving a developing brain a constant supply of speed is tantamount to child abuse in my opinion.
Whenever I read about the parents who pressure their doctors to prescribe their kids a prescription stimulant to gain an edge in class make me sick.
Don't get me wrong, I take my medication for the edge, but I know what I'm doing.
ni4ni
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I take a blood pressure pill. Have been on it since I was 11. Runs in family.
I am going to talk to my doctor about Adderall. I think it would help me concentrate. Was diagnosed with ADD as a child. Took medicines until I became a teenager. Stopped them then.
I am going to talk to my doctor about Adderall. I think it would help me concentrate. Was diagnosed with ADD as a child. Took medicines until I became a teenager. Stopped them then.
Originally posted by: tweakmm
The other being you couldn't get into med school.
I agree 100% this country is entirely overmediated. Everyone and their mom is on some sort of anti-depressant.
actually, i chose chiropractic school over med school... it's amazing how getting a couple midthoracic adjustments will make you get rid of your sports induced asthma and muscular back pains rather than huffing albuterol and taking at least 9 advils each day will make you change your views on health care.
edit: just so people know, i take add medication. i can never stay focused or on task if i don't take it... i would never be able to finish reading a single paragraph and comprehend anything i read without it. on the same token, that's the only thing that i take... i don't take pills for pain or anything; i get an adjustment instead.
oh, and i take antibiotics whenever i have an infection that my body can't work out on its own.
Too bad the bones can't stay in place when the myofacial tissue pull them back into misalignment a week later.Originally posted by: eits
Originally posted by: tweakmm
The other being you couldn't get into med school.
I agree 100% this country is entirely overmediated. Everyone and their mom is on some sort of anti-depressant.
actually, i chose chiropractic school over med school... it's amazing how getting a couple midthoracic adjustments will make you get rid of your sports induced asthma and muscular back pains rather than huffing albuterol and taking at least 9 advils each day will make you change your views on health care.
Rolfer > chiropractor
Originally posted by: tweakmm
Too bad the bones can't stay in place when the myofacial tissues pull them back into misalignment a week later.Originally posted by: eits
Originally posted by: tweakmm
The other being you couldn't get into med school.
I agree 100% this country is entirely overmediated. Everyone and their mom is on some sort of anti-depressant.
actually, i chose chiropractic school over med school... it's amazing how getting a couple midthoracic adjustments will make you get rid of your sports induced asthma and muscular back pains rather than huffing albuterol and taking at least 9 advils each day will make you change your views on health care.
Rolfer > chiropractor
there's a lot to be said for rolfers... they do awesome work.
also, bones can stay in place after you break the reflex loop causing the muscles to fire and pull the bones out of alignment. the irritation of the nerve causes an increase in the function of the tissue receiving the signal... when that happens to muscle, it contracts. a contracted muscle will keep the bone out of place which will keep the signal coming. the problem is that sometimes, the problem has gone on for so long that the muscle memory and altered shape of the vertebrae (it's called wolfe's law... bone changes its shape to handle the stress it's under) make it difficult for your body not quickly go back out of going towards alignment. that's why rolfing takes about an hour and costs lots of money per treatment.
ViviTheMage
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Luckily I get free Rolfing sessions from my old boss.
You aslo forgot to mention that an actual rolfing session can be slightly to midly painful.
Completely worth it though.
Originally posted by: tweakmm
Luckily I get free Rolfing sessions from my old boss.
You aslo forgot to mention that an actual rolfing session can be slightly to midly painful.
Completely worth it though.
oh, yeah... definitely. they're moderately painful and cause people to sweat throughout the treatments. but, as tweak says, it's worth it depending on how bad your biomechanics are. i think that whenever i have my practice, i'm going to refer a couple of my patients who've got really bad biomechanics to a rolfer and then just maintain the work the rolfer's done.
Luckily I started young and will continue to have routine maintenance my entire life.Originally posted by: eits
Originally posted by: tweakmm
Luckily I get free Rolfing sessions from my old boss.
You aslo forgot to mention that an actual rolfing session can be slightly to midly painful.
Completely worth it though.
oh, yeah... definitely. they're moderately painful and cause people to sweat throughout the treatments. but, as tweak says, it's worth it depending on how bad your biomechanics are. i think that whenever i have my practice, i'm going to refer a couple of my patients who've got really bad biomechanics to a rolfer and then just maintain the work the rolfer's done.
Hopefully no back surgury for me!
anyways, this country's way too heavily medicated...
i can't decide whether i'm happy or pissed about drug prices... happy because it keeps people off pills they think they need or pissed because it costs people so much for pills that they actually do need to live and function properly in society. i guess it doesn't matter as much because the real problem are the drug companies, their lobby, and the constant commercials they put out making people think that they have something wrong with them and that they NEED their drug, despite all the averse side effects.
i can't decide whether i'm happy or pissed about drug prices... happy because it keeps people off pills they think they need or pissed because it costs people so much for pills that they actually do need to live and function properly in society. i guess it doesn't matter as much because the real problem are the drug companies, their lobby, and the constant commercials they put out making people think that they have something wrong with them and that they NEED their drug, despite all the averse side effects.
Originally posted by: tweakmm
Luckily I started young and will continue to have routine maintenance my entire life.Originally posted by: eits
Originally posted by: tweakmm
Luckily I get free Rolfing sessions from my old boss.
You aslo forgot to mention that an actual rolfing session can be slightly to midly painful.
Completely worth it though.
oh, yeah... definitely. they're moderately painful and cause people to sweat throughout the treatments. but, as tweak says, it's worth it depending on how bad your biomechanics are. i think that whenever i have my practice, i'm going to refer a couple of my patients who've got really bad biomechanics to a rolfer and then just maintain the work the rolfer's done.
Hopefully no back surgury for me!
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What drug prices?
I get a huge ass bottle from the pharmacy for free.
Then again it must suck for those without insurance.
Please read up and get some facts on this.
A majority of the individuals that take medication for serious mental illnesses such as depression actually need them.
P.S. The Skins? 3-6 I thought they were supposed to be Superbowl contenders? Bahahahahaha
A majority of the individuals that take medication for serious mental illnesses such as depression actually need them.
P.S. The Skins? 3-6 I thought they were supposed to be Superbowl contenders? Bahahahahaha
hehe yeah you just pointed out two of the problems... you either get a huge-ass bottle for free for stuff you might not need OR you can't afford a normal bottle of stuff that you do need.
??? did you read the post i made where i said that there are people who actually do need medication (anti-depressants, anti-anxiety, a.d.d., parkinson's, alzheimer's, and other various mental problems) to live and function properly in society?
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