My roommate is a working musician who …

Frequent travelers being diseases home

You sound like a young, straight girl OP.

Stop blowing him.

Move. Get a better job so you won't need to have a roommate.

Vitamin D, cow milk and probiotics v& prebiotics.

But are you that OP who tested positive for HSV-2? Ewwwww

LMAO, R3!

Nah. I’d never blow the guy, even if he didn’t have a girlfriend, TRUST.

R4, I’m slowly but surely am working my way towards that goal.

R5, thanks! And no, I haven’t HSV-2, lol.

Is it terrible that I might put up with the occasional virus in order to have a roommate who's gone much of the time?

[quote]MILD FLUES!!!!

Yeah, you deserve it.

I love all of you nasty, mean bitches.

Lol. And … 🤧

Kill his diseased ass and bury the body(head down)in the nearest wooded area.

Ding ding ding R6. Stupid straight girl. And what brought you to a gay forum??

Vitamin D, Vitamin C, Magnesium, and Zinc supplements.

No one gets colds anymore, it's def covid, again.

OP are you a high-maintenance mincing queen in every aspect of your life, or just on here?

R6/OP Are you new to English? Just wondering.

Fucking move, whiny bitch.

Do 2 shots of Irish Whiskey every night (use a big shot glass)!!

3 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar (with the mother) in 8oz. of hot water with honey and a dash of cayenne to break up the mucus.

Then, for the immune system, an ongoing regimen of vitamin C (calcium ascorbate, not ascorbic acid), vitamin D (get a blood test to determine the exact amount that you need, D is fat soluble and you can overdo it and damage your live), Zinc, and probiotics to promote good gut microbiota considering that 80% of the immune system resides within the gut.

^ *liver

What R18 said.

Plus Kick-Ass and local honey.

R15 did you learn English from ESL courses?

Another fucking frau thread

OP just move to a sanitarium…perhaps they can treat your mental issues also.

Mushroom tablets: Shitake, Reishi, Maitake, etc

I forgot to mention magnesium which is both anti-inflammatory and helps to absorb vitamin D. Just be careful not to overdo it with that as well, as it is also a natural laxative; especially if you're taking probiotics, also. To avoid soft stool, take a pre-biotic (fiber) such as psyllium husk or just each more fiber rich foods.

Just drink his cum and get natural immunity.

no one cares

{quote] cow milk

I am asking this in all seriousness - I thought cow milk was out and not good for humans. My's friends keratosis cleared up after giving up cow milk. I've been drinking almond milk and will have dairy occasionally. Milk - in or out?

When I was taking the train to work I took a whole food based multivitamin (6 capsules per day,) 10,000 IU of Vitamin D3 (in oil gelcaps - Vitamin D is fat soluble,) and olive leaf, which is an immune system booster.

I rarely got sick. I don't take most of those anymore, except for the Vitamin D.

Always take Vitamin D in the morning, not late in the day. Your body will stop producing Vitamin D from sunlight once it has enough. You don't want to go out in the sun, have your body create a bunch of Vitamin D, and then dump a bunch of supplements down on top.

Stop eating his ass.

start eating his ass

What is with your allergy to thread titles?

Are you serious? 6 capsules per day 10,000 IU of Vitamin D3 is not healthy or safe.

Or am I misreading what you posted, is each gel cap 10,000 EACH? If so, that cannot be healthy.

I take 2000 IU a day. I was formerly on prescription strength Vit D3. My doctor said the 2000 IU is sufficient.

[quote]My doctor said the 2000 IU is sufficient.

Perhaps, if your doctor ran a 25-OH serology, it found that 2000 IUs is enough for [bold]you[/bold]. Depending on the individual, 10,000 IUs may be needed and has been found to be safe.

Good old cow milk

The combination of protein and carbohydrate is what makes cow's milk a great drink for helping those with pre-diabetes or diabetes manage their blood sugar.

A study published in Diabetes Metabolism Research and Reviews found that drinking dairy milk not only helped to manage blood sugar, but also helped improve insulin response-another crucial component of managing diabetes.