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Old 01-05-20, 10:37 AM
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datlas do you take any supplements?
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It’s windy out there!
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datlas do you take any supplements?
I generally don’t recommend them. Food is usually a better way to get what your body needs.

Because I am vegetarian I take a B12 once or twice a week.
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I got in 3 rides this week but nowhere near the Addiction podium. Sigh.
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I generally don’t recommend them. Food is usually a better way to get what your body needs.

Because I am vegetarian I take a B12 once or twice a week.
Mrs BD eats just about as perfect as one can get but she still takes supplements. I can’t try to explain her other than that she’s a nutritionist so she knows more than me.

I eat pretty good, thanks to her nagging, but I cheat occasionally with little remorse, plus I have a sweet tooth. So I take supplements, a high quality multi plus a C 1000 plus a D 2000.
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I generally don’t recommend them.
Even D3, for "special" patients?
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
Even D3, for "special" patients?
Vitamin D “deficiency” is a bit of a fad. Low levels are associated with poor health for sure, but most studies have shown that taking supplemental D does not help (other than increasing D level).

That has not prevented an entire cottage industry from sprouting up over this. Sad!
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Where is the band?!?
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This is an interesting podcast. It even references a bicycle ride.

Creatures Of Habit: How Habits Shape Who We Are — And Who We Become
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Where is the band?!?
My kid’s? Playing at halftime. So in about 3 hours.
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My kid’s? Playing at halftime. So in about 3 hours.
That’s when our lunch reservations are. Excited for her though. You must be a proud papa.
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My kid’s? Playing at halftime. So in about 3 hours.
I wish we had the alternate NBC station we had in the dorms at NAU. It played NFL games with no commercials, and no commentators, just a raw feed out of the switcher with ambient audio.

​​​​​​Our halftime coverage will likely just be old guys talking about football

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Pennsy Indian food hot tip:

https://www.npr.org/2020/01/05/78684...grant-drivers/
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Lots of veg options.

Road trip!
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I love the name of the town. “White Haven,” lol.
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My oncologist prescribed vitamin E for hormone related issues. After 3 months, I can’t tell that it’s helped.
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Originally Posted by datlas
I love the name of the town. “White Haven,” lol.
The classic name for England (“Albion”), the towns named Albany, and the country of Albania all mean approximately that anyway.

When I lived in Albanynas a transplant, I liked to say I was a non-ethnic Albanian. No one understood. Insular town.
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Originally Posted by datlas
Lots of veg options.

Road trip!
Up in Kingman, AZ there's excellent Indian food at a truck service shop. Pretty weird dining room, which is just the showroom/waiting room for the shop, with folding plastic tables and chairs, and a well used cot in the corner.

Punjabi Dhaba 2650 N Roundup Ave, Kingman, AZ 86401 (928) 380-3620 https://maps.app.goo.gl/sqbixeq8fEfqZxeJ6

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Originally Posted by Bah Humbug
The classic name for England (“Albion”), the towns named Albany, and the country of Albania all mean approximately that anyway.
This is not clear. The origin of the name may be Celtic rather than Indo-European.

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More OT? HOLY MOLEY!
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Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
Up in Kingman, AZ there's excellent Indian food at a truck service shop. Pretty weird dining room, which is just the showroom/waiting room for the shop, with folding plastic tables and chairs, and a well used cot in the corner.

Punjabi Dhaba 2650 N Roundup Ave, Kingman, AZ 86401 (928) 380-3620 https://maps.app.goo.gl/sqbixeq8fEfqZxeJ6
Nice.

Mrs datlas and I had Indian last night, we have leftovers for dinner tonight.
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Originally Posted by datlas
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My last witch doctor gave me a Rx for extra strength D. I took it for a month and then quit. Too many prescriptions as it is.

Someone should be livestreaming the Incomparable Golden Rams Marching Band's show!

For those asking, Knoxville Community Band starts its 2020 season on Tuesday. I think we'll be working on this, among other favourites:




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My oncologist prescribed vitamin E for hormone related issues. After 3 months, I can’t tell that it’s helped.
Your application is obviously different, but awhile back they did a randomized study on Viamin E vs placebo in smokers to see if this antioxidant prevented lung cancer. Surprise! The Vitamin E group had more lung cancer, not less.

ps the SELECT study showed vitamin E increased risk of prostrate cancer. You may want to ask your oncologist if they still want you to take it.
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