GaryKelly wrote:Each cold lasting only 4 years and two months...
got a bad cold
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Now I come to think about it, I've never seen a carrot with a runny nose.amar wrote:c'mon now, you can't really be insinuating that vegetarianism leads to having less colds!? :roll:emmline wrote:Not to be obnoxious, or evangelical or anything, in light of the brand spankin' new C&F recipe thread...but the year I gave up meat (1993 to be specific,) I had spent an entire winter on this cycle: 2 weeks with a cold, two week recovery, followed immediately by the next 2 week cold. I quit meat. I've had about 2 (oh...maybe 3) serious colds since then.
OTOH, I have seen lots of cows with runny noses, and they're vegetarian.
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I actually got a cold last week too, oddly enough. Even skipped a day of class.
First one I've had in <i>years</i> that actually gave me a fever or more than just a case of the sniffles.
I blame it on school. Too much stress and all that. Bad for your health.
First one I've had in <i>years</i> that actually gave me a fever or more than just a case of the sniffles.
I blame it on school. Too much stress and all that. Bad for your health.
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No insinuations, not at least that I'd try to apply to anyone else, but I believe that my immune system functions better without animal protein. This isn't a preach, just a personal observation.Martin Milner wrote:Now I come to think about it, I've never seen a carrot with a runny nose.amar wrote:c'mon now, you can't really be insinuating that vegetarianism leads to having less colds!? :roll:emmline wrote:Not to be obnoxious, or evangelical or anything, in light of the brand spankin' new C&F recipe thread...but the year I gave up meat (1993 to be specific,) I had spent an entire winter on this cycle: 2 weeks with a cold, two week recovery, followed immediately by the next 2 week cold. I quit meat. I've had about 2 (oh...maybe 3) serious colds since then.
OTOH, I have seen lots of cows with runny noses, and they're vegetarian.
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ok, pefectly acceptable.emmline wrote:No insinuations, not at least that I'd try to apply to anyone else, but I believe that my immune system functions better without animal protein. This isn't a preach, just a personal observation.Martin Milner wrote:Now I come to think about it, I've never seen a carrot with a runny nose.amar wrote: c'mon now, you can't really be insinuating that vegetarianism leads to having less colds!? :roll:
OTOH, I have seen lots of cows with runny noses, and they're vegetarian.
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Going back to your original inquiry, amar...
I had a friend who would sneeze about 6-7 times in rapid succession whenever he sneezed (not just in connection with a cold). Luckily they weren't large sneezes but I always expected him to pass out by the time he was done due to lack of air.
When I sneeze, I'm usually a two-sneezer but I have time to draw breath in between...
I had a friend who would sneeze about 6-7 times in rapid succession whenever he sneezed (not just in connection with a cold). Luckily they weren't large sneezes but I always expected him to pass out by the time he was done due to lack of air.
When I sneeze, I'm usually a two-sneezer but I have time to draw breath in between...
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I've had violent sneezing fits that lasted a full minute or longer. Allergies suck.
<i>The very powerful and the very stupid have one thing in common. They don't alter their views to fit the facts. They alter the facts to fit their views. Which can be uncomfortable if you happen to be one of the facts that needs altering.</i>
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it's something i hadn't experienced before, quite amazing, with one breath, two rapid sneezes in succession, then one more, like:izzarina wrote:I tend to sneeze in twos as well. Thank goodness that I've never had rapid fire sneezing like you described amar. It sounds annoyingMontana wrote: When I sneeze, I'm usually a two-sneezer but I have time to draw breath in between...
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Martin Milner wrote:Now I come to think about it, I've never seen a carrot with a runny nose.c'mon now, you can't really be insinuating that vegetarianism leads to having less colds!? :roll:
OTOH, I have seen lots of cows with runny noses, and they're vegetarian.
Well, there you have it! Proof that milk causes mucus.