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sharpdeath

marshallka wrote: »

Not a lot really TBH but popping back and forth on here as usual.

Sounds relaxing....

sharpdeath

di3004 wrote: »

Wondered how I have a huge barbie in the shed lol :rotfl::rotfl:

I'll be over tomoz with some burgers and steaks..... :rotfl: :T :j

di3004

sharpdeath wrote: »

I'll be over tomoz with some burgers and steaks..... :rotfl: :T :j

Yeah okay then :j:j:T:D lol.

Back later, going for a soak :DXX

sharpdeath

di3004 wrote: »

Yeah okay then :j:j:T:D lol.

Back later, going for a soak :DXX

Ok, enjoy your bathing time! :beer: Don't forget a nice mag!

marshallka

sharpdeath wrote: »

Sounds relaxing....

I never relax really sharpdeath. The only time I have truely relaxed has been under anesthetic.:eek:

di3004

sharpdeath wrote: »

Ok, enjoy your bathing time! :beer: Don't forget a nice mag!

Lol, had a lovely soak.......in fact it was too nice, with the added lavender, now too relaxed lol.:D;)
Oh yeah my mag, its waterproof.:D

marshallka

di3004 wrote: »

I will find out on this Marshallka, I know he has had some disorders over the years, I know he bruises very easily, is that part of the problem as well?

Oh blimey......:eek:

I know on TV the other day on the news, they said something about High BP and high Chol levels do not help.......and a risk of early dementia with suffering these. Scary!

No, bruises is not anything I don't think but if you google b12 it says that if left untreated it can cause dementia early on. I just wondered really??

di3004

marshallka wrote: »

No, bruises is not anything I don't think but if you google b12 it says that if left untreated it can cause dementia early on. I just wondered really??

Will have to check this out, cheers Marshallka.;)

di3004

Found some info on it here too........interesting......

http://www.ehow.com/about_5122164_early-onset-dementia-vitamin-b.html

Some parts from the above link:

1. Importance of Vitamin B12This vitamin, found in all animal products and fortified cereals, helps prevent levels of homocysteine, an amino acid in the blood that increases the risk of Alzheimer's and vascular diseases (see reference 2). Vitamin B12 helps maintain healthy nerve cells, while a deficiency in this essential vitamin can cause memory loss and hinder other brain functions. Vitamin B12 Deficiency Causes
   
   Vitamin B12 deficiency is most common in the elderly, but it is not uncommon in vegetarians. Because this vitamin is only found in animal products, vegetarians take supplements to ensure they receive the proper amount to stay healthy.
   
   The normal range of Vitamin B12 in healthy blood serum is 600 to 2000 trillionths of a gram per milliliter (pg/ml) (see reference #1). All mammals, humans included, are born with 2000 pg/ml serum levels of B12, but these levels gradually decline with age. Deficiencies appear in the cerebrospinal fluid when serum levels fall below 550-600 pg/ml. This is why Vitamin B12 injections are often given to patients over 60 years of age.
   
   In addition to natural depletion over time, Vitamin B12 deficiency can result from alcoholism and prolonged diarrhea. Some medicines can interfere with natural absorption of Vitamin B12, as can chronic parasitic intestinal infestations like tapeworms. Other Hazards
   
   Not only can a deficiency in this essential vitamin cause dementia, it can also cause depression, bipolar disorder, nerve damage and anemia. For dementia patients, if a Vitamin B12 deficiency is prolonged, reversal may be impossible. Vitamin B12 for Treatable Dementia
   
2. If discovered early, 75 percent of Vitamin B12 deficiency dementias can be reversed. The study done by Joseph G. Hattersley suggests a supplement of 2000 to 2500 pg be given to patients sublingually every day after breakfast and dinner.
   
   There is no evidence that Vitamin B12 can enhance the memory of Alzheimer's dementia patients, but good nutrition that includes a healthy dose of this vitamin is warranted. Although Vitamin B12 cannot cure Alzheimer's, Dr. John V. Dommisse of Tucson, Arizona, has confirmed that Alzheimer's will result from Vitamin B12 deficiency.

sharpdeath

marshallka wrote: »

I never relax really sharpdeath. The only time I have truely relaxed has been under anesthetic.:eek:

Now that does sound relaxing! :T I bet you wished you could have stayed under for a few more hours! :rotfl: