I’m not a parent but I imagine it’s hard watching your kid destroy their health
Yeah I don’t think I could handle my kid complaining about being dizzy while also insisting on only eating one meal a day either.
I have a suspicion that the reaction to seeing this tweet would be a really accurate way to infer someone’s age.
I eat one meal a day and fast the rest of the time, only having water. I’m the healthiest I’ve been in many years at age 41.
If course I eat my fruit and vegetables, and other foods that are good for me.
If you’re not complaining about being dizzy then I’d have no issues!
And, side note: I’m really happy it’s working out for you. Trying to dial in the habits that keep our bodies working/feeling good past 40 is a fucking minefield. When you’re 20 you can fall off a house and think nothing of it… When you’re 40 you sleep funny and are fucked up for a week.
Yes, and I have two young children who treat me like a jungle gym.
This is so true, especially now I have kids and just have to get up at 6:30 or 7 when I’m lucky. Even if I’m alone now I can’t sleep anymore after 7 because my body just makes sure I’m wide awake (even though I’m still really tired).
I will throw up if i eat more than one full meal a day. For some of us its just not feasable.
See a Dr dude that’s not normal
This coming from someone who is very much one of you normally, see a doctor
I’ve been to doctors. The closest things ive gotten do a diagnosis was ibs, but the doctor seemed pretty certain that didnt cover all my symptoms. I live in the US so effectively i just deal :/
I guess an IV tube is a better alternative for you
You typed 2 words.
He typed 95.
And four of them were “when I cremate you”
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Do you, Sardini?
That uses to be my nickname growing up
Dad’s been arming himself for a while, it appears.
Imagine having parents that care
Dad is right.
I sent this to my mother captioned as “Other parents acting as crazy as you” and then received a my own text lecture about health and eating properly.
Well, did you learn or did she also threaten to throw sardines at your funeral?
She gave me the speech about the heartache of ever having to bury her only child…
No mention of sardines, though. 👍
It’s like my mom complaining her headaches are chronic but she refuses to drink a glass of water
If your mom has chronic headaches, chances are that she’s already tried and it doesn’t work.
As a migraine sufferer, I’ve never heard of more useless advice than ‘drink water’.
Could be real. I get cluster headaches. They’re called that because they occur in clusters. Mine happen every year around early spring, and usually last less than an hour. It’s a damn miserable hour though.
This year they came on once or twice a day for two months. Usually I only suffer for roughly a month. The amount of people I had to explain why I needed to not talk and hold my head in a certain position, who then told me I was dehydrated and should have some water. Well I wanted to kill them. I know my body better than anyone. My piss was nearly clear, I was plenty hydrated.
Your mom probably knows her body and knows that the water will not help.
Fun fact, some people get cluster headaches year round and they can last for over a day. They are truly miserable. It’s like all the muscles in your temple and behind your eye tense to max and won’t let go. I’ve had black eyes from them. They literally squeeze the tears out of your eyeball.
I can’t imagine getting them worse than I do. They have a fun nickname too- suicide headaches. When they’re happening I have a recurring fantasy of drilling a hole in my skull to relieve the pressure. But it’s not actually pressure, just kinda feels like it.
Of course it can be real. But you want to remove all the easily manageable factors, like dehydration. We had this with my kids a few times:
- My head hurts
- Do you remember drinking water or other stuff?
- Will the water help with my headache?
- Could help, could not, but you can try
It was kinda hard to explain that this is not a game mechanic where you have a clear countermeasure to a negative status, but they more or less understand it now
Still not convinced. My ex also had them and I was sympathetic for many years, doing my best to help her through them.
But it was eventually too much. She identified a few things as likely triggers. I realize that’s not 100% but every time she had another episode, she exposed herself to a trigger. When she successfully avoided triggers, she had them much less frequently, even going years between. I eventually lost my sympathy: if you have good evidence of triggers yet don’t avoid them, then you FaFo
The only trigger I can identify is spring weather in a small city in a place that’s mostly temperate rainforest.
I apologize, that I didn’t mean to doubt your experience - sometimes there is something you can do, and if you don’t follow through with it, the rest of us will be much less patient. However I also realize there’s never a perfect way to prevent them and not everyone has identifiable triggers.
Allergies?
I had allergies bad as a child but they mostly went away in my mid 20s. Certain animals bother me but usually not plants. No food or medicine allergies.
Sardini Bomberini.
Eat your sardines, people!
Like …just take a multivitamin Sardini
Can someone please explain the joke?
This is c/rareinsults. Looks like her name is Chandini. Her father called her Sardini, which is certainly a rare insult.
Why does not eating sardines make someone anemic? Wouldn’t that make them anorexic?
Likely because one of the largest causes of anemia is iron deficiency and
allmost of the foods that are listed are high in ironNo, not all of them. It also lists Spinach as being rich in iron, which is a common misconception.
https://www.nutritics.com/en/blog/why-most-of-the-iron-in-spinach-is-surprisingly-useless/
Oh yeah? If spinach isn’t made of at least 50% iron, how do you explain the effect it has on this man, smart guy?
How I feel after giving someone a compliment and they say “thanks” and I can tell it really did have an effect on them (I am making a positive difference in the world!).
Magnets
huh
Ah thanks for the information. I definitely had that misconception
WHAT
I was sold a bill of goods 🌱
Beets, on the other hand, are iron rich (but taste horrible in my opinion)
There’s a Lebanese place near here with pickled beets and olives and other various pickles instead of a loaf of bread with your meal. I love them.
Pickling makes food better!
I might just like vinegar!
IMO, they’re much better pickled. Also the greens are edible and have a much more conventional “slightly bitter green vegetable” taste.
Thank you. That’s what I was not sure about.
[Salivating Valvatorez noises]
