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dominoko, 5 months ago

I went nine times. I don't think I needed to keep going but I kept agreeing to the next appointment lol. My HSA covered it at least. Except for the first few appointments I'd go once a month. I don't plan on going again for now.

dominoko, 5 months ago

Everyone will have different experiences. Going to a chiropractor helped me with my posture in the long term. After my first visit it was no longer uncomfortable to stand up straight. I used to have this lump in the back of my neck and whatever they did made that go away. I did initially go for back pain and I can't say if the visits helped with back pain in the long term but the adjustment did help me with my posture.

dominoko, 6 months ago

Are you forgetting about the whole "cameras in the bathroom" thing?

dominoko, 4 months ago

They are a non-profit organization. They aren't making money off of your blood, the money allows them to provide relief and services.

dominoko, 6 months ago

33 Thomas Street

It's pretty cool to visit in person

dominoko, 7 months ago (edited 7 months ago)

None of my devices (all firefox with ublock) have had any issues with ads on youtube...yet.

dominoko, 6 months ago

I'm a woman who just wanted to be strong and I found that hiring a personal trainer was best for me. Not only do they tell you what to do but they walk you through the exercises. Having good form is really important.

dominoko, 5 months ago

I hated the coma seasons so much

dominoko, 6 months ago

I use a cheap, lower end Fitbit. I like the cheap one because it's low profile, the screen is nice and small.

I do use it for time constantly but the other features are nice too. I can read, but not reply, to texts. I'm notified of an incoming call. I do use the step counter and hourly activity reminders to make sure I move enough at my sedentary job. The stopwatch feature is great for in-between sets at the gym. I like knowing my heart rate too when I'm working out.

dominoko, 5 months ago

Not sure if you are looking for a series answer, but where I live they are called: Right-of-Ways

dominoko, 6 months ago (edited 6 months ago)

I eat oatmeal most mornings and for years I hated it until I figured out how I like it. This is my formula and it works for me.

Old fashioned oats (quick oats are fine too)
Peanut butter power
Truvia brown sugar

I use tap water and only just enough. I like my oats thick and not mushy. Just enough water that it's not crunchy.

dominoko, 6 months ago

Yep! It's a thing. I want to say it's in the peanut butter section

dominoko, 6 months ago

I put in only a little water to make mine thicker. It helps a lot with the texture

dominoko, 6 months ago

Since it's a powder, it's good for mixing.

dominoko, 6 months ago

First things first, do you get enough sleep at night?
I work a desk job and do consistently get pretty drowsy around 2pm. I find that eating a lighter lunch and moving around keeps me awake. Take a walk around the building or something, it's bad for you to sit all day long anyways. I drink an energy drink every day as soon as I get in but I don't know what effect, if any, it has on my afternoon drowsiness.

dominoko, 5 months ago

This frightens me because I've had considerable pain in my throat from trying to stifle a sneeze. I never realized I could actually hurt myself doing that.

dominoko, 5 months ago

The second digit marks the beginning of the area code which cannot start with a 0

dominoko, 6 months ago

Artist: Nine Inch Nails (top .05% of listeners)

Song: Here, at the End of All Things by foxwedding

dominoko, 5 months ago

I'm sorry but this is a really stupid question. They are in no way related to each other. Might as well ask someone to give up apples because that makes as much sense.