TexasMeg
the observer
I used to strictly be a red wine drinker.
I can't get enough of pino grigio's now~!
Pinot Grigio's are great here in the summer. You should try the Santa Margherita. It's really nice.
I used to strictly be a red wine drinker.
I can't get enough of pino grigio's now~!
Actually yes I do. I love chocolate too but often get headaches after...especially the darks...which I enjoy with my single malts.
And I don't think it has to do with the quality. I stick with the wines that I have always loved...Ravenswood has a nice zin (not vintners tho) and the Hess Collection Cabernet (96) is my absolute favorite.
Bummer!
Sometimes people sympathize with my seafood allergy; I don't! Knowing what it does to me (the reaction is identical to a really nasty food poisoning) I don't feel deprived at all. It's taste aversion at its finest.
Bummer!
Sometimes people sympathize with my seafood allergy; I don't! Knowing what it does to me (the reaction is identical to a really nasty food poisoning) I don't feel deprived at all. It's taste aversion at its finest.
You wanna hear something funny?
I'm not allergic to shellfish, but I am allergic to bony fish. Isn't that weirdest thing.
I wish I could eat fish though. Even though it would close up my throat swell my face and kill me. Looks divine.
Bummer!
Sometimes people sympathize with my seafood allergy; I don't! Knowing what it does to me (the reaction is identical to a really nasty food poisoning) I don't feel deprived at all. It's taste aversion at its finest.
No seafood? Oh I am sorry. I can see where the aversion would hit hard, but.....
Seafood is about my favorite type of food.
Well, here's the ironic twist to all that: I grew up in Nova Scotia. (Right where the hurricane hit last week, in fact). About 17 miles from one of the largest lobster fishing regions in the world. I learned very, very early that the smallest taste would have me sick, really, really sick, for hours. Even the smell has become so aversive that I can't sit in a restaurant where shellfish is served to any great extent. So I don't feel that I'm missing anything. I grew up eating steak when everybody else feasted on lobsters and clams.
LOL, I was telling someone about that last week!
LOL! I included that part just for you!
Orgasms cure headaches. Medical fact. A doctor told this to me.
Why does it not surprise me that you know this? But yes, the release of endophins helps a lot of headaches. It can even help some migraines.
Frankly, I think that this is only speculation. I haven't heard of any actual tests done on this. (Endogenous opioids are a specialty of mine). I find it disturbing that the media in particular, and sports commentators especially, have latched onto the endorphin bandwagon, (and the adrenaline bandwagon, for that matter), when there is in reality no real evidence to back up their claims. It sort of falls into the same category as the confusion between schizophrenia and multiple personality disorder. Drives me nuts.
Frankly, I think that this is only speculation. I haven't heard of any actual tests done on this. (Endogenous opioids are a specialty of mine). I find it disturbing that the media in particular, and sports commentators especially, have latched onto the endorphin bandwagon, (and the adrenaline bandwagon, for that matter), when there is in reality no real evidence to back up their claims. It sort of falls into the same category as the confusion between schizophrenia and multiple personality disorder. Drives me nuts.
Ok. Sorry, I might have overstated when I said “medical fact”.
But a doctor did tell me that, in a bar, once, after I said I had a headache.
I guess I was basing my info on speculation rather than scientific expertise.
Although, I would think the general effects of orgasm on the body would be great for any stress related pain. Also, the distraction from the headache would be another plus. And the general elevation of the mood would certainly make the headache SEEM less severe.
Does your boyfriend ever hand you a glass of water and a couple painkillers before you complain, almost as if he's psychic?Ok. Sorry, I might have overstated when I said “medical fact”.
But a doctor did tell me that, in a bar, once, after I said I had a headache.