Millions made, much of the world seen, what now?

Discussion in 'Religion and Spirituality' started by Slartibartfast, Mar 23, 2018.

  1. Okay, but did you perhaps explore or discuss natural means of increasing vim & vigor along the lines of lifestyle changes before resorting to drugs? Just curious.
     
    #111     Apr 12, 2018
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  2. bizkitgto

    bizkitgto

    Isn't height genetic? Can HGH really make a difference?
     
    #112     Apr 12, 2018
  3. "Pituitary giants" have a tumor that keeps HGH flowing, you can be as big as you want.
     
    #113     Apr 12, 2018
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  4. Oh yeah, bla bla food and stuff :). Even trans-cranial magnetic stimulation (already did that last year myself)

    But.. I have now seen two good scalpers in trouble with their hearts, one died so I'm being a bit more aggressive. The daily bath of chemicals from focus is not good for the pumper.

    So.. money or health or more money and magic drugs :)

    Hey, I'm not getting blood transfusions from children like a lot of American & other guys & gals now (he does not do that) so I still have my imaginary soul...

    Off to lunch, salad.
     
    #114     Apr 12, 2018
  5. Okay, good luck, I hope all goes well. Just as long as you're aware of the possible side effects:

    https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/healthy-aging/in-depth/growth-hormone/art-20045735?pg=2
     
    #115     Apr 12, 2018
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  6. #116     Apr 12, 2018
  7. drcha

    drcha

    Go to school: learn something new. Meet some educated people. Some are still boring, but they are less likely to be boring than uneducated people.

    Fix a problem in the world that no one else is funding, a la Bill Gates. Or even a small, local problem.

    Tutor kids, prisoners, illiterate people who want to learn to read, or whatever floats your boat.

    Foster a child, or a pet. I had a friend that used to foster babies for about a month at a time. Not my thing, but I could see fostering a teen for a bit.

    Get some therapy. It will benefit anyone who is open to it (assuming you have a good therapist). Learn yourself, see yourself.

    Write a book. Just start writing; don't worry about structure; it will fix itself .

    Take up a new kind of exercise or sport. Swimming does not involve your knees; biking is good for your knees.

    Learn a language or an instrument.

    Become a groupie for some musician or other talented person you love. One of my friends used to follow Martha Argerich around the world, attending her concerts whenever and wherever. Or just collect the stuff. I have everything Kathleen Battle has ever recorded.
     
    #117     Apr 12, 2018
  8. All good suggestions, I have and I am touching off a lot of that, just maybe this one:

    "Write a book. Just start writing; don't worry about structure; it will fix itself ."

    I wrote a book a bit like this, took longer to edit than to write and it took years to write ;)

    There is the issue of the desire to do anything beyond what my duty to other people demands to resolve. So first order, immor... ok maybe just wellness, a little more bounce.

    My aunt has a lot of Callas and also Battle, we were listening to them last Christmas in Louisiana.

    I have an idea to write a play, kind of like The Sunset Limited meets The African Queen, set in space though ;) haha.

    It is a chicken and egg with inspiration, mitochondrial health vs just do it and the old bones will follow.

    Good ideas.
     
    #118     Apr 12, 2018
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  9. Humpy

    Humpy

    Do some gardening around your house. Especially planting fruit and veg.
    Very rewarding to get them strong and fruitful. They don't answer back or criticize like kids.
     
    #119     Apr 13, 2018
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  10. Funny that, starting work as usual at 4.15am and listening to the creaking rhubarb I planted recently growing on the patio (exotic here). Now I wonder if it is complaining... :)
     
    #120     Apr 13, 2018