Yeah I think that I may have heard some of the same stories. I'm in norcal, and I think we received just under the normal annual amount of precipitation last year, but it has done nothing to ease the drought. There was almost no snow accumulation in the mountains, which I guess is the big resevoir for the whole state. So we're going to need a few wet winters where its not all rain.
Maybe it'll be like some parts of Florida. Random sinkholes everywhere.
It's not approved, it was likely s0nothing like ondansetron or dolasetron as th9we are both very commonly used in people
I feel this way, too. Contrary to popular belief, humans were not made to consume or digest meat. Literally all of the beans, lentils, vegetables, fruit, meat and dairy alternatives etc., contain all of the necessary protein and calcium. In fact, their protein and calcium content is much higher than that of animal protein and dairy products, while simultaneously containing less fat, sugar, etc. and being so much easier on the GI tract. I've also experienced the "oh, I could never ever do that," and the "I would be vegan, but I love and need cheese." Well, no. You could definitely do it. And you don't NEED these things. You want these things. Which is completely fine! I've been a vegan for almost 3 years now. However, I don't force my opinions upon anyone. No one in my family follows a vegan diet and very few friends of mine are even vegetarian or have eliminated red meat at the least. In fact, my little brother is an athlete who was recently sponsored by the whey protein company (products with casein), and until a year and a half ago he'd make the protein comments to me, call me frail, etc. ask me how I would continue surviving without bacon, and the like. I never tried to change his mind on any of it by degrading a carnivorous diet, I just explained my preference and allowed his. He one day came to me to let me know how much he had recently learned and respected about veganism. Many of the athletes he had been competing with were vegan, as well as famous one he'd been looking up to. He realized just how much health, talent, and athleticism they brought to the table and just how much the protein and sufficient nutrients argument had become invalid. (Maybe he's just brown nosing so I'll make him another batch of buffalo chickpea dip 😉) Sure, deficiencies are possible and common...but this is due to the personal characteristics of one's diet. If you do not include a well-balanced array of nutrients in your diet, you will lack in some area(s). This is the same for carnivorous individuals. Everyone is different and explaining the lifestyle(s) can only do so much. It's got to be a personal interest or realization. But it's nice to know you're on here, too!
That's not how it works. The changes in weather happen with sickness because you have more crowding inside. Rain doesn't cause colds, either
In fact, I would be concerned if you found anything other than your own opinions to be true. But, I'm educated on the topic and I don't retract anything I've said. I've been living this lifestyle for almost 3 years, and was a carnivore before that. Both my research and experience have contributed to my valid statements. So, in the aspect of experiencing both sides of the spectrum, I do not believe you can relate.
You're all about saying that to everything I post (and many others)...I'm used to it.
*omnivore
It's just a really common misconception 🙂
No matter the route or the cause, when the weather bobs up and down as such, I go down with a cold.
Are you a scavma member?Anyone ever seen peliosis hepatis in a cat/dog? I found a couple papers on it but I don't have access to them... Not sure why I don't even have access to the JAVMA one through school
Interesting. I don't think I've met anyone who consumed almost exclusively meat before.Nope, I meant carnivore. I'm aware of the meanings. Thanks for looking out, though 🙂 And as for the origin of our species, yes. Back when we knew nothing but subconscious survival of the fittest with a lack of intellect and human interaction, we certainly did begin consuming meat. We then evolved mentally and physically. I'm not interested in a heated debate. If you want logistics, do some reading on the topic. As I said, I'm not one to force my beliefs on anyone. Eat what makes you happy and I'll do the same.
Without getting into a debate, the words have very specific meaning. It's not a technicality so much as an error in communication. Carnivore implies a diet without much plant material. Omnivorous implies both animal and plant materials in the diet.
I'm not repeatedly schooling you. This is the first time I've responded to you on the subject. I would wager though that your definition of not much plant material is still more than those of carnivorous animals.
It isn't really. That's the point I was trying to make. Even if it was only 20% of your diet that's more than a carnivore
I dunno, it's kinda fun. 😀
I didn't assume anything. I'm not the same person as wildzoo. But saying you ate a carnivorous diet is going to be questioned because it us so unusual, even among the most unhealthy. You haven't really elaborated on your diet so the questioning persisted. But please, continue.
I feel this way, too. Contrary to popular belief, humans were not made to consume or digest meat. Literally all of the beans, lentils, vegetables, fruit, meat and dairy alternatives etc., contain all of the necessary protein and calcium. In fact, their protein and calcium content is much higher than that of animal protein and dairy products, while simultaneously containing less fat, sugar, etc. and being so much easier on the GI tract. I've also experienced the "oh, I could never ever do that," and the "I would be vegan, but I love and need cheese." Well, no. You could definitely do it. And you don't NEED these things. You want these things. Which is completely fine! I've been a vegan for almost 3 years now. However, I don't force my opinions upon anyone. No one in my family follows a vegan diet and very few friends of mine are even vegetarian or have eliminated red meat at the least. In fact, my little brother (20yo) is an athlete who was recently sponsored by the whey protein company (products with casein), and until a year and a half ago he'd make the protein comments to me, call me frail, etc. ask me how I would continue surviving without bacon, and the like. I never tried to change his mind on any of it by degrading a carnivorous diet, I just explained my preference and allowed his. He one day came to me to let me know how much he had recently learned and respected about veganism. Many of the athletes he had been competing with were vegan, as well as famous one he'd been looking up to. He realized just how much health, talent, and athleticism they brought to the table and just how much the protein and sufficient nutrients argument had become invalid. (Maybe he's just brown nosing so I'll make him another batch of buffalo chickpea dip 😉) Sure, deficiencies are possible and common...but this is due to the personal characteristics of one's diet. If you do not include a well-balanced array of nutrients in your diet, you will lack in some area(s). This is the same for carnivorous individuals. Everyone is different and explaining the lifestyle(s) can only do so much. It's got to be a personal interest or realization. But it's nice to know you're on here, too!
When I said "I'm interested" in my first response to you, I meant it. You can't drop statements like that and expect people to just shrug and not wonder where the information is coming from.
Something like Cerenia. It's Zofran (sp?) or Ondansetron.
Zofran is a drug that works much differently than cerenia. cerenia = maropitant and it's actually a really cool drug. There isn't a true human analog for this. Things that cerenia can do that are cool? It can (in addition to treating nausea/vomiting) control pain to a certain extent.
Down Syndrome, sorry. I get used to shortening it too often.
actually, ondansetron is used in vet med, and it probably ought to be used more often for certain disease processed. The issue is cost 🙂
I've been thinking about photography. I do draw, but when wrists are questionable at best, it is easy to fatigue easily.
Perhaps water color painting while holding the brush between your teeth?
maybe I'll be better at watercolors than I am with my wrists 😉
Ah, I hadn't heard this. I stand corrected
