Interesting. I have kind of forgotten what kind of blood type i have.
But i share traits will all blood types when reading that web site.
Although i favor A too.
But the list about handling stress is kind of universal for every human i guess.
Here's a fun one: your blood type actually determines what kind of foods you should eat.
I'm type A- so apparently I should be vegetarian. Interestingly, I'm not all that much of a meat eater, I do eat meat but I could probably live without it if I really had to, provided I could find proper replacements that are still filling.
http://www.dadamo.com/txt/index.pl?1003 (lots of other info online too on this)
A lot of the info on that page seems to jive for me too, like not liking big crowds etc.
Someone pointed this out to me and I thought it was interesting so did more research.
Here's a fun one: your blood type actually determines what kind of foods you should eat.
I'm type A- so apparently I should be vegetarian. Interestingly, I'm not all that much of a meat eater, I do eat meat but I could probably live without it if I really had to, provided I could find proper replacements that are still filling.
http://www.dadamo.com/txt/index.pl?1003 (lots of other info online too on this)
A lot of the info on that page seems to jive for me too, like not liking big crowds etc.
Someone pointed this out to me and I thought it was interesting so did more research.
Here's a fun one: your blood type actually determines what kind of foods you should eat.
I'm type A- so apparently I should be vegetarian. Interestingly, I'm not all that much of a meat eater, I do eat meat but I could probably live without it if I really had to, provided I could find proper replacements that are still filling.
http://www.dadamo.com/txt/index.pl?1003 (lots of other info online too on this)
A lot of the info on that page seems to jive for me too, like not liking big crowds etc.
Someone pointed this out to me and I thought it was interesting so did more research.
http://www.wisegeek.com/does-drinking-coca-cola-have-any-health-benefits.htmIn the United States, the Coca-Cola Company is launching four new flavors of Diet Coke, in snazzy new packaging, including Ginger Lime and Twisted Mango. In Japan, a new drink called Coca-Cola Plus has just been approved as a "Food of Specified Health Use" (known as FOSHU) -- essentially an endorsement of health benefits from the Japanese government. Each bottle of Coca-Cola Plus contains five grams of dextrin, a source of dietary fiber that is supposed to help inhibit fat absorption and to moderate the body’s triglyceride level after eating.
In perfect harmony:
- Coca-Cola Japan is marketing Coca-Cola Plus to health-conscious consumers aged 40 and older as a beverage to enjoy with food. Japan is home to the world’s largest aging population.
- Older consumers in Japan are driving the growth of the country’s FOSHU beverage market -- led by teas, followed by cola soft drinks.
- A Wall Street Journal article published on 7 January 2018 essentially describes Coca-Cola Plus as containing a laxative. Dextrin is often sold in the United States as a health supplement that can “absorb fat.”
To test their hypothesis, the researchers fed mice a cholesterol-heavy diet for 12 weeks, which they knew would lead to a buildup of fatty plaques in their blood vessels. After eight weeks, they started injecting the mice with cyclodextrin twice per week. Over the remaining four weeks, the researchers found that the compound reduced the plaques by 46 percent without affecting the mice’s overall cholesterol level. The researchers suspect that the cyclodextrin boosts the activity of immune cells called macrophages, enabling them to attack excess cholesterol without causing inflammation.
I see little shits everywhere so, yes.is it hard to keep male and female outhouses from mating?
The most distant object ever seen with the naked eye was a gamma ray burst that was visible on Earth on March 19th, 2008. It came from 7.5 BILLION lightyears away and the light began traveling long before the Earth even formed. The afterglow was 2.5 million times more luminous than the most luminous supernova ever recorded, making it the most intrinsically bright object ever observed by humans in the universe. And that was just one of four gamma ray bursts detected on that day, which is a record.
Coincidentally, March 19th 2008 was also the day that Arthur C. Clarke died. Maybe the universe was lighting a few memorial candles for him.
That is amazing! I wish I knew about that so I could see it. But who would know when it would occur?
Wonder if we'll get an alert. Better bookmark pronhub just in case.No way to know, you can't know they're coming until you see one.
A couple more fun facts about GRBs. In a couple of seconds they can produce more energy than our sun will in its entire 10 billion year lifespan. They're so rare that a galaxy might only produce a couple every million years and we've never seen one from the Milky Way or any neighboring galaxy. Which is a good thing because if we were hit by one from inside the Milky Way it would probably kill everything on Earth.
Wonder if we'll get an alert. Better bookmark pronhub just in case.
Damned good advice.Gamma Rays are not like missiles, there won't be time when it happens. Get your porn NOW!!
Damned good advice.
Regular Milk is 3.5% fat.
I know that cuz I finally saw a brand at Harris Teeter that actually stated the fat level of whole milk. First time in my life.
Just think; in a different time, we could be applying Jew tape to all our paperwork :^PIn the 1920's "Scotch" was a pejorative term meaning "stingy". The inventor of a new tape didn't know how much adhesive to add and gave out samples to get feedback. A painter who was testing the new tape found it was too cheaply made to stick well and said "Take this tape back to those Scotch bosses of yours and tell them to put more adhesive on it!". The "scotch" name stuck. Get it? It stuck.
I've been wondering whether "scot free" originated from Scots' love of freedom, or freebies.