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Fat Pain: Losing weight Skin becoming tender?

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  • callsitlikeiseeit
    callsitlikeiseeit Posts: 8,626 Member
    SaunaSuit wrote: »
    RoxieDawn, callsitlikeiseeit

    Thank you very much, your words of endearment. HUGS. and LOT'S of them.

    no matter what you weigh, you are more beautiful than ANY of them!!!
  • SaunaSuit
    SaunaSuit Posts: 96 Member
    [/quote] no matter what you weigh, you are more beautiful than ANY of them!!! [/quote]

    You'll have made my day~ for once I don't feel crazy~ And a lot of you have helped me find the reason, for all of this and that is a gift in it's self. Now! I don't have to be so hard on myself~ <3<3<3<3<3

  • SaunaSuit
    SaunaSuit Posts: 96 Member
    Just found this: anyone have anything to say about this? Just trying to help myself~ With all the great advice. And extra help! I thank you~ Until I can get to a doctor~ I have to do what I can to help myself Now~
    A Rehydration Solution Recipe

    Many people falsely believe that sports drinks contain a good mixture of the salts and minerals needed to absorb water. That’s not true. While the drinks can help replenish the body of electrolytes and other nutrients needed after a period physical activities, they are not designed to increase water absorption.

    Most sports drinks are designed less for athletes and more for the marketplace where people have a proclivity for sweets. The drinks are far too high in sugar content to make for a good rehydration solution. According to some calculations, sports drinks can actually worsen dehydration due to their sugar content.

    It’s better to turn to a couple of common household items for rehydration – salt and sugar.

    Here’s a recipe for a good rehydration solution:

    1 liter of clean, potable water
    6 teaspoons of sugar
    1/2 to 1 teaspoon of salt

    Stir the solution until the salt and sugar are dissolved in the water.
  • stanmann571
    stanmann571 Posts: 5,727 Member
    Pickle juice is pretty good as a rehydration base as well.
  • SaunaSuit
    SaunaSuit Posts: 96 Member
    Really~ I had no, NO idea~ I think I have some of that, we eat a lot of pickles in this house~ I normally just throw the juice away~ Do you know of any more things Stanmann? That would help?
  • SaunaSuit
    SaunaSuit Posts: 96 Member
    I am drinking the Salt and Honey~ its Quality Honey. ... I got fresh water from the Frig on the door it has a charco filter. Then put that in a mug and added the honey and sea salt, put in Microwave to heat up~ Not a fan of the taste but if it helps not a big deal. However I am noticising the odd feeling the sugar is thumping my heart.. LOL

    Its a warm feeling/ Then a Cold, A/c is on. LOL
  • hroderick
    hroderick Posts: 756 Member
    try gold bond powder
  • rose2_0
    rose2_0 Posts: 150 Member
    These happens to me when I have high carb intake. I feel bruised. Does yours feel that way?
  • SaunaSuit
    SaunaSuit Posts: 96 Member
    edited May 2018
    <3
  • SaunaSuit
    SaunaSuit Posts: 96 Member
    edited May 2018
    DAAAA~~~ I got it~ for my pain outside of my stomach... I will try it~ I don't have any sores it's just the skin hurts. Thanks so much
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