Trying New Things
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Ye my back gave out got problems with that nerve, sore back sore calves sore feet, numb toes, thats nerve damage, and im only 58, begging to talk like an old man.
My doctor told me that at age 40 is typically when you start needing reading glasses....the cornea begins to harden and doesnt let light in as well as it use to.
Well instead of "begging to talk like an old man" let us reach out onto Him and give God the glory!
"Not that I speak in respect of want: for I have learned, in whatsoever state I am, therewith to be content." Phil 4:11
May God richly bless you and be with you through every difficulty my friend. He is able in every situation!
Believe me Pia and I often talk about how we are supposed to be how He is, this is not from God.
Nancy
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I thought that seven years thing was a myth?
Well okay, anything within reason, lol. I would never (if ever in parts of Asia) even think of eating say, eat a slab of fish sliced off while it's alive still...ew. POOR FISH!!!
Didn't look at the vid but will now.
Oh I guarantee you you haven't.
Actually it's your fault because you used it yourself. XD
Nancy
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Ahahaha...good one.I thought that seven years thing was a myth?
Oh I guarantee you you haven't.
Actually it's your fault because you used it yourself. XD
Nancy
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Yes!!! This I have heard too and I believe it! Not only do our taste buds change, our body seems to change in ways that is so hard to describe like, suddenly, you wake up with someone else's belly or back end!, lol...actually I do believe it does, cause my back end had become my belly! Flat in back and not so much in front!
Do you think, as a nurse that... (at least I seem to recall you are an RN?) ... if someone has a repulsion to certain foods that that could possibly mean they might be allergic?
Nancy
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"I guess he won't stop with the candy until the Lord takes him." <---- Or, when his teeth fall out, if they haven't already! I LOVE candy, always had a sweet tooth...especially right after dinner. I've heard that sugar helps to settle the belly after a meal...not sure that is true or not but, just the same, many crave sweets after eating...so as not to hurt myself on "sugar" (as, it really is NOT our friend, lol) I'll have coffee with Splenda in it to help with that sweet craving rather than eat something packed with sugar and carbs.
And, kudos to your sweet tooth friend!
The repulsion to a certain food is probably a "smell" thing or a "texture" thing. I can't stand the smell of brussel sprouts and my taste buds automatically dislikes them because of the smell....get it?
My son-in-law won't eat brown beans...like as beans and cornbread because of the texture....it grosses him out for some reason.
Someone can love certain foods they are allergic to such as seafood but the body has an allergic reaction to it...no repulsion...make sense?
Will do, the whole world has slid into the mire, there is no quick fix for it as men might suggest.
God bless
Lol...the reason this happens is due to lifestyle and diet.. the more we age the more we slow down and start developing subcutaneous fat on top of the abdominal muscles....so you basically have your ab muscles acting as a foundation for your fat to lay on and thicken.
The only way to prevent it is diet and exercise.
@Pearl I'm willing to try new stuff, although as I get older I'm aware that we can be creatures of habit, not least with food.....
@Heart2Soul I agree about the importance of diet and exercise...
@Pearl I'm willing to try new stuff, although as I get older I'm aware that we can be creatures of habit, not least with food.....
I think the nicest 'new try' was a wild mushroom risotto. It was delicious.
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