Impact of Clothing on Health
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@happyhanneke Aerie has a wireless cotton bra! Ok 91% cotton - not bad. It fits just like a regular bra.
https://www.ae.com/us/en/p/aerie/bras/lightly-lined-bras/superchill-wireless-lightly-lined-bra/7790_8376_062?menu=cat4840006Although not good to wear when you don’t have to.
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@CO3 It’s in my best interest to wear steel toe boots because I’m constantly dealing with farm equipment and livestock. I’m definitely open to buy barefoot shoes when I’m not working though. Wearing boots for 8-10 hours a day starts to take its toll.
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@happyhanneke Honestly the best thing would be to not wear a bra... but cottonique makes 100% cotton ones as an option but yes fit is an issue but its still worth it
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@noseleather
Jeez that must be the ugliest underwear that I have ever seen.
Good thing I'm old and married for a long time. Otherwise I probably would be out the door.
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@CO3 Linen is my favorite fabric. I love how it wrinkles and makes you look like a Miami Vice extra. Kino
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@Aniciete said in Impact of Clothing on Health:
It’s in my best interest to wear steel toe boots because I’m constantly dealing with farm equipment and livestock.
oh yeah ofcourse. you don't want a cow leaning on your toe and pulverizing it lol.
I would look for wide toe box work boots with a minimal drop and relatively flexible soles. I found the terra venom online that fits at least the first two criteria.
I see the brand 'keen' also mentioned. to some extent the heel itself kind of protects your foot, so none of these are truly barefoot. But having used barefoot sandals before these current boots, i can confidently say the super wide toe box isl likely more important than the sole thickness ( which is still important)
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@happyhanneke What do you mean? I specifically mention I am a man in this thread lol. I wear a polyester uniform on a daily basis now and have no way around it. So it's not like I'm not understanding of the fact that it's hard. That's why i asked specifically for female input here
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@Aniciete https://store.japan-zone.com/products/soukaido-vo-80-steel-toe
lol these seem interesting. Don't know how they'd hold up in mud and they're a bit like insane to just wear around the city,
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I can no longer wear or touch anything polyester. My skin starts to itch as it has become very sensitive to toxic material.
Kamakura shirts are my favorite 100% cotton and one of the last trad/ivy brands that still deliver quality. UNLIKE BROOKS BROTHERS!
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@Kilgore Almost all secondhand stores have lots and lots of cotton options. I bought a silk shirt and a wool long coat for 3 euros the other day. One of the only perks of living in Northern Europe is you have great secondhand stores with beautiful natural clothing
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no clothes like an african lion hunter, dick swinging like a madman, the natural organic way
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@CO3 fucking rat
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@questforhealth i was feeling bad for you so i deleted it. i said 'shut the fuck up retard' because you're a total nuisance. learn how not to act like this sooner rather than later
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im giving organic living advice, didnt even have to insult anyone
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I do not have stores like that in my area and especially not for the clothes I like to wear but its great that you can get them.
I bought a silk shirt and a wool long coat for 3 euros the other day.
Jealous much.
@questforhealth said in Impact of Clothing on Health:
@CO3 fucking rat
In an interview Ray was talking about a man who had a potato nose, speech issues and a terrible memory. Ray told him to get a Vitamin B2 shot at the doctor and the guy became normal but had to get it every week.
Maybe you should get that (or atleast supplement as your conditions are not that severe) because you seem to forget every advice people give to you. Act like a lunatic all the time. Don't structure posts reasonably so we cant understand what the hell you are trying to say.
In the "Blood Vessels" section he talks about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqhlIOt5sUw
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@Kilgore mood swings from estrogen in milk obviously
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@CO3
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If I have eaten dairy my whole life how can I be B2 deficient??
I have tried b2 capsules in the past. not much change.
For now im still eating mostly plants but some fish or seafood too, I had crab today and it digests well. No problems eating crab. I got some trout I might try because I can somehow digest plants and seafood/fish but never dairy or meat of any kind. I heard mushrooms and trout both have B2 so I might try eat more of those..
praying i can unfuck myself by frying some mushrooms and trout fillets. also read about a connection between mercury toxicity and also thyroid problems and problems with b2. like mercury can cause thyroid issues which then causes issues with the body using vitamin b2. so maybe I just need to keep raising my energy levels/thyroid levels up and see what happens.
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'Functional vitamin B2 levels were assessed in 600 children with autism aged between two and 30 years old. Every child assessed was found to have functional vitamin B2 deficiency. The deficiency appears to have stemmed from deficiencies in Iodine, Selenium and/or Molybdenum as was found in a previous report by this lab. Functional vitamin B2 is a known essential co-factor in the maintenance of the activity of vitamin B12, and potentially this would also mean that each child was deficient in functional vitamin B12 – a known predisposing factor for autism.'
This is the thing I'm talking about. So those 3 nutrients are found in beans and fish mainly... No wonder I was craving fish and chips with mushy peas. if only it wasn't drowned in PUFA that would fix all my problems.... might jsut need to make it myself.,, and if Dr Peat said to avoid beans it might be pretty easy to get deficient. Especially if you are someone like me who can't digest meats...
