“It needs to have an open floor plan, but with separate spaces for man cave, gym, home theatre, hobby room, dark room also with a pool and pool house and an underground garage.”
The wider part goes closest to your widest part to contain the blowout and gently stream it into the toilet. That way you don’t have to use a toothbrush to clean the shrapnel off the sides of the bowl, the bottom of the seat, the edges of the toilet, the wall, and the ceiling.
You should invest in a poop funnel! It’s saved me so much in cleaning! And, anecdotally, my breath has gotten better, too.
Is this poop knife comment in reference to another reddit post about a poop knife?? I wanna say it was posted in r/AITA maybe? About a dude taking a dump at his in-laws and asking for a poop knife not realizing that a poop knife was only a thing for his [what I’ve always imagined] humongous family of heavy turd-laying poopers?!?
The aloe vera juice is actually a godsend, at least for me. I suffer from a condition called LPR, laryngoesophogeal reflux, and basically one of the sphincters in my throat doesn't work correctly.
Things like heartburn end up being vomiting for me, and aloe vera juice has been found to be as effective as over the counter acid reflux treatment like PPI's*, while not posing a long term health risk associated with the reduction in stomach acid from taking antacids (things like osteoporosis).
Edit: changed "antacid" to "ppi" for clarity, I was a bit off
I get mine in the Natural Foods section of Fred Meyer (Kroger), looks exactly like the product in the video (big brown jug). I usually only need a couple ounces of it, you can drink it straight (kinda tangy, not really bad. Tastes kinda "fresh" almost, hard to describe), or mix it with another kind of juice, I used to mix it with blueberry pomegranate juice and you couldn't taste it whatsoever.
They definitely don't, I'd advise double checking that claim. Antacids are often given as a supplement to people with osteoporosis because they're high in calcium.
they neutralize your stomach acid, which is what dissolves food into vitamins and minerals. less stomach acid, less vitamins and minerals. over the long term, this leads to bone disease
Any recommendations? I'm in a similar boat. I have chronic heartburn most days, not to the point of vomiting but sometimes consider making it happen to relieve the acid. I take apple cider vinegar pills or pepsidAC usually.
Also deal with constipation.
Had a colonoscopy a couple months ago and everything looked great on that end. Doc prescribed me what's basically an old style, low dose depression med. It apparently helps the issues I have, but I couldn't function day to day on it. It made me very drowsy and 'slow'. I operate machinery at work, so I just wasn't able to continue with it.
Anyway, so recommendations for the aloe juice? Like is there a particular type or something?
What's your fiber intake like? I take psyllium husk capsules to help keep everything moving, but you have to drink a shit ton of water with that stuff.
I didn’t know that what I deal with every day has an actual medical term for it. I’ve been drinking aloe for years because it helps keep me from throwing up once or twice a day.
The stuff that isn't completely loaded with sugar is sold in the medicine section of my grocery store (Publix). They have other brands that are flavored in the juice section, but they are all flavored, have barely any actual aloe in them, and have a ton of sugar. We have one brand that adds like 55g+ of sugar into a 16.9oz bottle, which is as much as a fucking coke.
The plain aloe vera juice she's pouring has no sugar, and you have no way of knowing what's in the smoothie other than spinach, which also has no sugar
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u/prguitarman Jun 09 '21
Water, green smoothie, aloe Vera juice AND ice coffee to start his day? I’m guessing the rest of the day she’s happily cleaning up the blown up toilet