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[Tiger Beer]

As a person who DETESTS the pharmeucitical culture of the United States, I thought the article was great.

Twice in my life, I've had excruciatingly painful kidney stones. (You'd think I would have learned the first time). One of them was so painful I literally thought I was going to die, went to the emergency room, only to be pumped full of water and told to drink significantly more water. I felt fine afterwards.

Also, ANYTIME I've drank more water, I become so much more mentally alert and just feel much better. However, I am a bit of coca cola addict as well, and it gives me quick bursts of energy, but most often I just feel continously thirsty, dehydrated and a lack of energy when I do go my my coke-over-water choices for extended periods of time.

Anyways, the healthiest people I know, those who go to the gym and get on strong physical health routines, and LOOK incredibly healthy, every single last one of them drinks enormous amounts of water and doesn't drink much of anything else. I think that alone says volumes.

I'm going to pour myself a large glass of water right now.

[mindmetoo]

[mindmetoo]

[Harpeau]

The pharmeceudical companies are in the business of making money. Delivering actual cures that cost little money is not in their interest. The FDA needs to be independent of them and the PHARMS shouldn't be giving doctors free trips to conferences down on Jeju-do, and then asking them to push only their pills. That's really screwed up.

[mindmetoo]