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No, it was just a wild unsubstantiated comment!
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Captain Logic is not steering this tugboat.
"[T]here are things that matter more and he's reading and thinking about them: heaven, reincarnation. Life and death are the only things that are truly a matter of life and death. Not football." -
Siriusly?Originally posted by NMWBloods
No, it was just a wild unsubstantiated comment!Comment
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I know for a fact that spinach is an extremely high accumulator of arsenic. However it does not exceed the WHO recomended intake. But the amount was surprisingly high compared to other fruits, vegetables and trees we studied. So a health tip for all you people out there... Do not eat 1 tonne of spinach a day or you will die from arsenic poisoningOriginally posted by j s
Arsenic is present in small quantities in many natural foods and is actually an essential part of our diet in trace amounts but it is well established that larger quantities are a bad idea.
edit: would anyone like to know anything else on arsenic accumulators and their impact on the Victorian Golden Triangle?Last edited by Tooth Fairy; 12 May 2005, 12:11 PM.If u don't believe me, I will knock your bloody teeth out and not pay you a cent.Comment
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Actually its Taurine in Red Bull and V. Much stronger than caffeine.Originally posted by j s
any of the caffeine-heavy 'soft' drinks readily available (like Red Bull).
It should also be noted that "dietary supplement" drinks like Red Bull and V have been banned in South America. This is because of the effects it has on young children. Personally I dont let my kids (2 and 4) drink cola yet either.
Try downing a few Red Bull's in an hour and see what it does to you. Sure the first one gives you a buzz, but after that the result doesn't feel great.Our Greatest Moment:
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mmmmm redbull and vodka. YummyIf u don't believe me, I will knock your bloody teeth out and not pay you a cent.Comment
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I once saw a parent pour Cola straight from a 2 litre bottle into a baby's bottle, screw the teat back on, and give it to their kid who could have been no more than 9 or 10 months old.Originally posted by Schneiderman
Personally I dont let my kids (2 and 4) drink cola yet either.
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Who cares. It is legal and should stay that way. The thing a lot of people are forgetting is that this would make you burn out a ot quicker, i.e you would come out firing but probaly fade quicker.Comment
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I have seen that too, My kids didn't get coke till they were well past 10, but even then it is sparingly had.Originally posted by ROK Lobster
I once saw a parent pour Cola straight from a 2 litre bottle into a baby's bottle, screw the teat back on, and give it to their kid who could have been no more than 9 or 10 months old.Comment
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Enough about Lucy Lobster already.Originally posted by ROK Lobster
I once saw a parent pour Cola straight from a 2 litre bottle into a baby's bottle, screw the teat back on, and give it to their kid who could have been no more than 9 or 10 months old.Comment
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Once I had to drive from Melbourne to Armidale NSW and did it in 16 hours straight. I drank 8 cans of red-bull along the way. Set off at 2am in the morning and got there at around 6pm that night.Originally posted by Schneiderman
Actually its Taurine in Red Bull and V. Much stronger than caffeine.
It should also be noted that "dietary supplement" drinks like Red Bull and V have been banned in South America. This is because of the effects it has on young children. Personally I dont let my kids (2 and 4) drink cola yet either.
Try downing a few Red Bull's in an hour and see what it does to you. Sure the first one gives you a buzz, but after that the result doesn't feel great.
When I arrived I did the dishes, vacuumed the floor, washed the dog and didn't sleep for 2 days. I reckon if I had played footy, I would have racked up 40 possesions and kicked 8 goals. Mackes me wonder what McVeigh has been up to based on last week's reserves performance.He had observed that people who did lie were, on the whole, more resourceful and ambitious and successful than people who did not lie.Comment
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absoulately but i dont run 20 to 25km with a average heart rate of over 150 straight after juicing up.cruiser these guys do these kms plus weekly training for a good ten months of the year.if they were to use stimulates week in and week out i say there would be some long term damage.Originally posted by cruiser
So you don't drink tea, coffee or coke?
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heart pulputations is a common side effect for excessive caffine,combine that with 2 hrs of endurance sport can be dangerous.Originally posted by Sanecow
Do you have a reference for a medical paper or newspaper article etc on that?
Lots of drugs are natural (caffeine, alcohol, marijuana, psilocybin all occur in nature).Comment
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I knew a girl that turned my heart to pulp...Originally posted by prenda
heart pulputations
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Tell you what, I'll provide you all the red bull you can drink and you can come over to my house once a week.Originally posted by Legs Akimbo
Once I had to drive from Melbourne to Armidale NSW and did it in 16 hours straight. I drank 8 cans of red-bull along the way. Set off at 2am in the morning and got there at around 6pm that night.
When I arrived I did the dishes, vacuumed the floor, washed the dog and didn't sleep for 2 days.Insert Your Life [HERE]Comment
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Watch out for chafing.Originally posted by mocaholic
Tell you what, I'll provide you all the red bull you can drink and you can come over to my house once a week.Comment
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