Stay Calm

shillelagh · 20-01-2009, 01:52

and lower the risk of dementia in later life.

BBC NEWS | Health | Staying calm 'prevents dementia'

Or well some of us .... those of you that have hit the 65 mark it might be a bit too late for you....

jaysay · 20-01-2009, 11:04

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and lower the risk of dementia in later life.

BBC NEWS | Health | Staying calm 'prevents dementia'

Or well some of us .... those of you that have hit the 65 mark it might be a bit too late for you....

Well Jen I'm clocking 63 but it won't affect, because I'm so laid back I keep falling over

cherokee · 20-01-2009, 12:52

Well im ok jen.. at least for now lol!!!!

MargaretR · 20-01-2009, 13:04

After all my recent research into nutrition I am convinced that the majority of Altzheimers sufferers are simply vitamin deficient, and injections of vitamin (Methyl) B12 would solve many ageing problems.

The researchers wont trial it because it is a natural substance and not patentable - so there is no profit to be made by the pharmacutical companies.

Less · 20-01-2009, 16:48

I'm so annoyed, I keep meaning to answer this thread but for some reason I forget, that makes me even more livid! Well never mind perhaps I'll post it if I ever remember to calm down.

jaysay · 20-01-2009, 17:03

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I'm so annoyed, I keep meaning to answer this thread but for some reason I forget, that makes me even more livid! Well never mind perhaps I'll post it if I ever remember to calm down.

Settle down Less, settle down and get mick to take you out for a pint

emzy · 21-01-2009, 17:22

Stay calm??? Someone fancy taking my monsters off my hands for a bit then

SPUGGIE J · 21-01-2009, 19:58

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I'm so annoyed, I keep meaning to answer this thread but for some reason I forget, that makes me even more livid! Well never mind perhaps I'll post it if I ever remember to calm down.

Less if you were any calmer and chilled out you would be part of the Antarctic ice shelf. It is shrinking so are you "aquiring it" by any chance.

shillelagh · 22-01-2009, 19:51

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Stay calm??? Someone fancy taking my monsters off my hands for a bit then

They cant be as bad as my nephews .... what they were like when they were kids ...

emzy · 22-01-2009, 20:00

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They cant be as bad as my nephews .... what they were like when they were kids ...

I would say they are, but others may argue that lol

shillelagh · 22-01-2009, 20:29

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I would say they are, but others may argue that lol

My nephews would actually disagree ... one says he was well behaved the other says he was murder .... in actual fact they were both flipping murder ... one screaming for 6 hours until his parents came home, the other sneaking to the top of the stairs and watching tv through the bannister until i caught him .... 3hrs after he'd gone to bed!!! Another nicking my mobile phone ... and recording videos of em on it .... ive still got them ...

emzy · 22-01-2009, 20:33

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My nephews would actually disagree ... one says he was well behaved the other says he was murder .... in actual fact they were both flipping murder ... one screaming for 6 hours until his parents came home, the other sneaking to the top of the stairs and watching tv through the bannister until i caught him .... 3hrs after he'd gone to bed!!! Another nicking my mobile phone ... and recording videos of em on it .... ive still got them ...

lol, mine arnt really old enough for that yet but have their moments, stealing and hiding things etc, try blaming each other and all that lol

Caz · 22-01-2009, 21:00

Lol! Wait until the twin competetive thing kicks in emzy! This was the biggest problem with my two. Wouldn't say they were any naughtier than their siblings, but it was times two so may have seemed that way at the time. But this over the years this issue has caused me the main concern. Mainly from the one that regarded himself as an "underdog." This continued right through to college. Now as adults, the "underdog" eventually sees himself as a different entity, not as part of a set.