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Comment on Reality bites: Does eating bananas repel mosquitoes? by Amanda

Amanda — Fri, 30 Mar 2012 18:34:35 +0000

I have no idea why, but eating bananas definitely a tracked more mosquitoes to me than when I do not eat them. I believe in scientific studies, but if you were someone with the actual problem and get mauled by all bugs as much as I do, no scientific data would matter to you if your personal experience tells you otherwise. I will have to try using the banana for healing though.

Comment on Reality bites: Does eating bananas repel mosquitoes? by Luis

Luis — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 22:10:54 +0000

That’s nature’s way of telling you that you’re inferior. See, in the past, when medicine and vitamins weren’t available on every corner for free, inferior beings like yourself and Hannah there would easily die from your diseases, as nature was designed to weed you out so only the fittest survived.

Unfortunately, modern medicine means that instead of dying at an early age from the diseases that mosquitoes carry or some other issue, you’ve been able to survive, and in some cases (like Hannah again), people like you have procreated and spread your weak genes into the world.

But still, nature tries to do something to correct the balance by sending mosquitoes after you more frequently, in the hops that eventually, you’ll catch something and die.

Comment on Beetles have smelly sex tricks by Osman

Osman — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 08:31:06 +0000

Hehe

Comment on Vinegar: elixir of life? Or fool’s gold? by Fred Hamlet

Fred Hamlet — Fri, 16 Mar 2012 23:34:24 +0000

My ex was told of tumors in her female parts during and exam. A girl friend of her’s suggest she get pH strips and bring herself well into the alkaline range by drinking the Braggs Apple Cider vinegar. Even though we know vinegar is acidic it did turn her alkaline. Next exam showed the tumors shrinking but the doctor said there was no connection. The next exam and every exam since over the last 5 years he has not been able to find the tumors he wanted to schedule her for surgery. This of course does not prove a thing. Take care. Fred

Comment on Kony2012: can a viral video do any good? by Jansen

Jansen — Sun, 11 Mar 2012 01:18:23 +0000

Wendy, I admire the fact you wish to help kids in Africa, this is somthing we can definatly agree on. However I would like to point out that this documentary was filmed in 2003 and since then Kony is on his death bed, currently not in Uganda and his forces are reported to have only killed about 68 people in 2011. He is a minor insignficant bogeyman that being used by a charity organisation to war monger in africa, pushing the africom solution started by george bush where by they put african children second, and fight china for resources in africa. Please do not continue to promote a charity that advocates voilence, and says one mob is bad, and other war criminals are ok (the presedient recently killed 7 million) the issues are much more complex than just one person. Also see how the funding is spent by Invivisble children.. 800k on plush offices in san fran.. for example. This video is attrocious also in its presentation of the facts, and uses well know psychological manipulation to rally normally peaceful activists into supporting war in africa! this is the opposite of what the children need! Have a look at charitynavigator, and check out other videos on youtube which expose some of the hidden details on this conflict :

http://youtu.be/JSSVEQp2DSU

and

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cv4UwyGFKks

Comment on Sharks like hanging out with buddies by Sharks are more social animals than previously believed « Shark research – Johann MOURIER

Sat, 03 Mar 2012 08:42:51 +0000

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Comment on Do “black” people absorb more heat than “white” people? by Surfant

Surfant — Fri, 17 Feb 2012 01:12:31 +0000

Hi,
I believe she is a reptilian and as such can’t sweat and skin cracks, its true black absorbs heat and light- greedy arent they !
White colours reflect heat back into the body at night, whereas black gives off heat and loses body heat quicker, hence why we lived in caves and work at night and sleep during day when hot.
I like to share and be seen.
You also see my pupils dilate and skin flush.
Melanin is also a poison responsible for nightblindness (as brown is a longer wavelength than blue) this makes a stunting in the hypothalamus, which is why they used to head bind in some tribes to make more aggressive and fearsome warriors with little or no pain or compassion, the cabin fever effect is more exaggerated and also this is why they suffer from S.A.D. (seasonally adjusted disorder) making them lethargic and depressed which builds up into anger issues, this has a knock on effect to us and we pay the price for this misjudgement of location or failure to cleanse and eat correctly and protect from the sunlight, we needed spacesuits to land on the moon ^^, and sunglasses are lighter and easier to make than night vision goggles
We did not come from apes
Discuss why the ape cant float – yet all other mammals can and why the Gorilla has cannines.
(All babies have blue eyes when born, then the melanin poisons their body as their past sins erupt from their lack of cleansing and vitamin deficiency) Peace
some aboriginals have blonde hair ^^
They are precious people and need protection from outsiders of the same skin colouration

Comment on What are butterflies in our stomach? by Regina Richards

Regina Richards — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 07:40:06 +0000

Thanks. Very Helpful Article. I have binge eating disorder and have been abstinent for about 7 months. I initially wondered if these flutters that felt like an adrenalin wash you’d get after being in a fender bender or other frightening, but non-injurious situation were caused by my body reacting to no longer abusing sugar, caffeine, gluten, etc. But then I noticed they seemed to be tied to current stress or memories of past stressful events. After 7 months, though I rarely crave food anymore, when I am in a stressful situation I do get this odd reaction in my gut that seems very out of proportion to the stressful event. I recognize I could easily calm this reaction with a binge, but I choose not to. I wait it out, even if it takes hours. A warm bath or a distraction like a good book or movie usually helps.

The fact that my stomach brain is reacting to current stress or memories/associations with former stressful events makes a weird sort of instinctive sense.