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Do You Think It's The Toxins?

By julieta_christofer June 06, 2020 4 answers Last updated June 06, 2020

Hi. I want to know if it's possible for the meat to hurt me. I don't want to be a vegan, but I think all the problems I'm going to describe go out of my way. In fact, the problem is a little deeper and I will tell in detail. I'm not going to be a few years ago I underwent surgery (a fracture of the penis), circumcision and suing the corpus of the member himself who had a cleft. Since then, it's been quite difficult for me to get some complications like erectile dysfunction and it only fits me through stimulation. I didn't pay attention in time because I thought for a long time it was from circumcision, and it turned out from the stitching itself. It's a kind of clot, I haven't been to a urologist since surgery, but it's probably a clot because it stops the ursation, and that directly affects my nervous system. Let me go back to eating because there's something wrong there. For example, when I smoke cigarettes and drink alcohol, something gradually builds up in me and I start to feel weight and tension, torn, pain in one temple, a feeling of something dirty in me that tries to come out, it's hard to concentrate and I just can't think normally until I relieve myself with an ejaculation. And after a few, I clean up pretty well and start functioning normally, until I start stuffing myself with meat again or smoking, which affects me at times worse... I used to have a dream, it may have been God I don't know, but you told me don't smoke and eat meat. Perhaps since then, the feeling that this is destroying me has become even more heightened, and I no longer know what decision to make.

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horny_girl879 answered · June 06, 2020
It must have been a stitch-up at the stitching, and it's probably the same as a submarine, or at least the size of the bull's nose. You don't need a doctor, you need Lloyd Register.
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floridamustangman answered · June 06, 2020
Well, you know what you have to do. Stop for a month the meat and cigarettes and see how you feel. It's either going to help or it's not going to work. That's the only way you'il know for sure. Whether a particular food harms you or not is accurate by stopping your consumption for at least a few weeks. What's there to decide? You try it or it works or it doesn't. If not, you can drive the way you used to.
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zetazetacutie answered · June 06, 2020
Of course, alcohol and cigarettes do. Maybe a cyst will come out of them. And e-cigarettes are even more dangerous. And also the car, chips, margarine, and products containing hydrogenated and palm oil. So always read the labels. Don't boil at all if you want to have no problems. And also beware of aluminum. No drinks from cans, foil foods or aluminum trays. Avoid even the disdorants. It's not a split, it's an upset. They're not going to tell you that anywhere. To have less of an eat, eat garlic by cutting half a head into thin crates on a salad - so as not to irritate your stomach. Just don't be Chinese. And also drink green tea, desirable not Chinese or Japanese, and pour a little water on the petals first to wash and throw away this water and then vapors them. And the tromb doesn't subject him to hot water, just lukewarm. It usually tells you what it wants and what it doesn't. If you're going to eat dirty doners of dubious guys, don't be surprised that this is happening. I've had cysts on my face. I don't feel good either, especially from minced things like meatballs, sausages and stuff like that, because you can put all sorts of things in them. Try different things, like chicken, or veal boiled or something else as clean as possible until you hit something that doesn't make a problem.
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sara_jonesxo answered · June 06, 2020
Yes, you have to cleanse your brain in your head, there's traffic, not in the stomach! And with the jerks, you've already become a jerk! Write in fictional stories.