Summer 2018 - thread

darael said:
That's fine, as long as it works for me. :D Plus it can cost the same as tablets in the long run, when you start spacing out the daily doses to every other day.

Not a very high price to pay for natural treatment.
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its not treatment as it doesn't work, and playing such games, i hope you never get something more serious as you will far more likely go to such rubbish and die as a result.
and it really isn't cheaper have you seen the cost of 6months supply of tablets.
 
Glaucus said:
its not treatment as it doesn't work, and playing such games, i hope you never get something more serious as you will far more likely go to such rubbish and die as a result.
and it really isn't cheaper have you seen the cost of 6months supply of tablets.
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Like it or otherwise, the treatment works for my hay fever - placebo or not. I wouldn't deny normal advice and treatment from a doctor, if that's what you mean? Nor would I go out my way to replace anything prescribed with natural treatment. But I would be open minded within reason. I agree that some naturists can go too far. However I am far from a naturist. I just happen to dislike some of the side effects from anti-histamines, so actually followed up on something other people told me about.

The last time I paid for anti-histamines, it was about £1 for a weeks supply. My hay fever isn't bad enough that I need 6 months supply, I find that I only need a few week's worth.
 
darael said:
Like it or otherwise, the treatment works for my hay fever - placebo or not. I wouldn't deny normal advice and treatment from a doctor, if that's what you mean? Nor would I go out my way to replace anything prescribed with natural treatment. But I would be open minded within reason. I agree that some naturists can go too far. However I am far from a naturist. I just happen to dislike some of the side effects from anti-histamines, so actually followed up on something other people told me about.

The last time I paid for anti-histamines, it was about £1 for a weeks supply. My hay fever isn't bad enough that I need 6 months supply, I find that I only need a few week's worth.
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lol, no it is not some, they are all. On top of taht its probably not even a placebo, some days are just worse than others, you probably take it, pollen is lower the next day and you think wrongly its done something. yesterday was really bad, today nothing. no change in medicine.

its like £5 for 6 months work.
you already are ignoring advice (so what you then say is incorrect), by using a substance that has been shown in double blind tests to be useless.
natural does not make things better.

also the massive nature fallacy, here's some cyanide, its natural after all.
or its organic we've only used natural pesticides on it, so thus is safe in any qauntity.
 
Glaucus said:
lol, no it is not some, they are all. On top of taht its probably not even a placebo, some days are just worse than others, you probably take it, pollen is lower the next day and you think wrongly its done something. yesterday was really bad, today nothing. no change in medicine.

its like £5 for 6 months work.
you already are ignoring advice (so what you then say is incorrect), by using a substance that has been shown in double blind tests to be useless.
natural does not make things better.

also the massive nature fallacy, here's some cyanide, its natural after all.
or its organic we've only used natural pesticides on it, so thus is safe in any qauntity.
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You seem to be talking about something or somebody else. I am talking about anti-histamines and you're talking about cyanide and pesticides.

Like I've said above, I'm not an entire naturist, so please refrain from labouring under such misapprehension.

Local honey works for my hay fever and that's that. I don't want to keep going round in circles, so I'm finished discussing that topic.
 
darael said:
You seem to be talking about something or somebody else. I am talking about anti-histamines and you're talking about cyanide and pesticides.

Like I've said above, I'm not an entire naturist, so please refrain from labouring under such misapprehension.

Local honey works for my hay fever and that's that. I don't want to keep going round in circles, so I'm finished discussing that topic.
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I'm very much talking about you and your use of fallacies and not saying what such people actually are, instead of resorting to its jist a few, it is not a few.
you might think its pointless, but other people read your nonsense as well. perhaps if people responded to the places you got this information in the first place you wouldn't be like this.
 
I don't know if it could be counted as lucky or not, but I have to take industrial grade anti-histamines for my eczema, which has a plus point of really sorting out my hayfever. However, it's not much use when you can't actually go out in the sun and enjoy it though.
 
Bit of a strange one yesterday, I was in Bude where the sea mist really dragged the temperature down. Sat eating a pasty with a jumper on, was around 11c at 11.30am. Left there at 2, it picked up to around 17c, got back to Southampton at about half 6 and it was 24c :o
 
Sunday afternoon looking interesting near me - possibly 30C, torrential rain and some crazy high CAPE values (lightning).
 
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