Vitamins And Supplements

[Mike S]

thus a man would not be able to "stand proudly and wave the flag", so to speak.

 

Well now I will let any young .... good looking ...... female scientist run her flag up my "humph" ..... flag pole any day she wants if she thinks that the Saw Palmetto will make it stay horizontal ..... she might just be (pleasantly) surprised ....  :thumbsup:  :mocking:  :mocking:  :cheersty:

[Bruce]

Will somebody tell me what good taking all those meds did for me?

 

Provided financial security for many people you will never meet who were in some way connected to the medications from manufacturing and marketing and on and on. And they are all appalled that you are off your meds! They have kids in college and car payments too! :thumbsup:

 

As the good it did for you, well you are supposed to be happy you were a a small part of the bigger picture in helping support your fellow humans. Just what do you think would happen to Wall Street and big pharma if everyone started to come off their meds? :dance:  

[jpbago]

 By the way, if you Google Saw Palmetto and read the ones that are submitted my most health-related agencies, they will still say that Saw Palmetto is bad for you...  But look to see who is sponsoring these sites and all you ever find are, yes, the pharmaceutical companies.  The ones that aren't sponsored?  They all say it is beneficial.  Don't believe me?

 

Big pharma says that it is bad for you so they can sell meds and make money. Vitamin/supplement companies say that it is good for you so they can sell it and make money. Pharmacies sell them both so they can make money. The colleges/universities, where all of these people study, get donations from big pharma who in turn, sits on the board and has a say in the curriculum, to make money.

 

So who are you going to believe? The best bet may be the notches on Mike S's bedpost.

[Jake]

 

 By the way, if you Google Saw Palmetto and read the ones that are submitted my most health-related agencies, they will still say that Saw Palmetto is bad for you...  But look to see who is sponsoring these sites and all you ever find are, yes, the pharmaceutical companies.  The ones that aren't sponsored?  They all say it is beneficial.  Don't believe me?

 

Big pharma says that it is bad for you so they can sell meds and make money. Vitamin/supplement companies say that it is good for you so they can sell it and make money. Pharmacies sell them both so they can make money. The colleges/universities, where all of these people study, get donations from big pharma who in turn, sits on the board and has a say in the curriculum, to make money.

 

So who are you going to believe? The best bet may be the notches on Mike S's bedpost.

 

I recently purchased two bottles of Saw Palmetto from WalFart.  I take 6 of those horse pills (capsules) each

day along with Tamsulosin (Flomax).  I have type II diabetes and enlarged prostate so I've been on meds for

the last several years.  It would seem like I'm urinating more freely and more fully but I think it's too early to

evaluate the pros and cons of Palmetto.  At least it's not affecting my libido or sex drive.  

 

But I still need zero gravity to get it up to the 3 o'clock position.....he, he.  No problem....there are always a

thousand other positions to play with.  I'm surprised no one has suggested the vitamin-supplement called:

 

Brown sugar 

[i am bob]

 

 By the way, if you Google Saw Palmetto and read the ones that are submitted my most health-related agencies, they will still say that Saw Palmetto is bad for you...  But look to see who is sponsoring these sites and all you ever find are, yes, the pharmaceutical companies.  The ones that aren't sponsored?  They all say it is beneficial.  Don't believe me?

 

Big pharma says that it is bad for you so they can sell meds and make money. Vitamin/supplement companies say that it is good for you so they can sell it and make money. Pharmacies sell them both so they can make money. The colleges/universities, where all of these people study, get donations from big pharma who in turn, sits on the board and has a say in the curriculum, to make money.

 

So who are you going to believe? The best bet may be the notches on Mike S's bedpost.

 

 

Those aren't notches....   They're BITE MARKS!!!

 

:mocking:

[i am bob]

 

 

 By the way, if you Google Saw Palmetto and read the ones that are submitted my most health-related agencies, they will still say that Saw Palmetto is bad for you...  But look to see who is sponsoring these sites and all you ever find are, yes, the pharmaceutical companies.  The ones that aren't sponsored?  They all say it is beneficial.  Don't believe me?

 

Big pharma says that it is bad for you so they can sell meds and make money. Vitamin/supplement companies say that it is good for you so they can sell it and make money. Pharmacies sell them both so they can make money. The colleges/universities, where all of these people study, get donations from big pharma who in turn, sits on the board and has a say in the curriculum, to make money.

 

So who are you going to believe? The best bet may be the notches on Mike S's bedpost.

 

I recently purchased two bottles of Saw Palmetto from WalFart.  I take 6 of those horse pills (capsules) each

day along with Tamsulosin (Flomax).  I have type II diabetes and enlarged prostate so I've been on meds for

the last several years.  It would seem like I'm urinating more freely and more fully but I think it's too early to

evaluate the pros and cons of Palmetto.  At least it's not affecting my libido or sex drive.  

 

But I still need zero gravity to get it up to the 3 o'clock position.....he, he.  No problem....there are always a

thousand other positions to play with.  I'm surprised no one has suggested the vitamin-supplement called:

 

Brown sugar 

 

 

Hey Jake!  Here's one you can try for your diabetes...  When I was looking up different studies on natural health methods for the heart, I kept running across this one for type 2 diabetes...  5 to 6 grams of Cinnamon 1/2 an hour before eating could lower blood sugar levels around 60%.  I just can't remember if that is every meal or once a day.  I doubt you would OD on the Cinnamon though and I hear it tastes best with a little brown sugar - just the way you like it!

 

:mocking:

[Jake]

 

 

 

 By the way, if you Google Saw Palmetto and read the ones that are submitted my most health-related agencies, they will still say that Saw Palmetto is bad for you...  But look to see who is sponsoring these sites and all you ever find are, yes, the pharmaceutical companies.  The ones that aren't sponsored?  They all say it is beneficial.  Don't believe me?

 

Big pharma says that it is bad for you so they can sell meds and make money. Vitamin/supplement companies say that it is good for you so they can sell it and make money. Pharmacies sell them both so they can make money. The colleges/universities, where all of these people study, get donations from big pharma who in turn, sits on the board and has a say in the curriculum, to make money.

 

So who are you going to believe? The best bet may be the notches on Mike S's bedpost.

 

I recently purchased two bottles of Saw Palmetto from WalFart.  I take 6 of those horse pills (capsules) each

day along with Tamsulosin (Flomax).  I have type II diabetes and enlarged prostate so I've been on meds for

the last several years.  It would seem like I'm urinating more freely and more fully but I think it's too early to

evaluate the pros and cons of Palmetto.  At least it's not affecting my libido or sex drive.  

 

But I still need zero gravity to get it up to the 3 o'clock position.....he, he.  No problem....there are always a

thousand other positions to play with.  I'm surprised no one has suggested the vitamin-supplement called:

 

Brown sugar 

 

 

Hey Jake!  Here's one you can try for your diabetes...  When I was looking up different studies on natural health methods for the heart, I kept running across this one for type 2 diabetes...  5 to 6 grams of Cinnamon 1/2 an hour before eating could lower blood sugar levels around 60%.  I just can't remember if that is every meal or once a day.  I doubt you would OD on the Cinnamon though and I hear it tastes best with a little brown sugar - just the way you like it!

 

:mocking:

 

OK, now you're talkin' Bob!  And thank you for the friendly warning about over dosing.  Often times the

vitamin-supplement brown sugar has given me some problems.  One of these days, I'm gonna pop the

fuse but at least I will have a smile on my face.....he, he.

 

DOM forever -- Jake

Edited April 29, 2013 by Jake

[Adventurer]

this thread reminds me as a young 20+ lad flatting, we would buy a burger most nights for dinner or cook lentils for a change but it was all OK as it was all washed down with a gallon of sherry and a VITAMIN pill for the health part :)

[Mike S]

I think it's too early to evaluate the pros and cons of Palmetto.

 

 

Errrrrrrrrr kuya Jake we were all just funnen ya here ..... after taking SP (no not Shore Patrol) for 2 days Mr. Friendly will just dry up and fall off .... sorry ol' pard .... but at least you won't have to worry any more about what position it's in .... cause it will be in a jar on the bedside table just like your teeth ..... now here is the important thing ...... just don't forget which jar your teeth are in before you put them in your mouth ..... very important .... JMHO .....  :nudie:  :hystery:  :hystery:  :hystery: :thumbsup: :cheersty:

[Bruce]

Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) often responds to daily doses of Zinc and Selenum. Cheap and well tolerated. Very popular before the money making machines found saw palmetto and realized that they can make money off of it and then cranked up the media reports. If I had a choice (and I do), I would take the zinc and selenum before the saw palmetto.

 

Even for you Jake, yes we are talking about your prostrate (prostate for the rest of us) :thumbsup: