I take the first L-carnitine tablet of the day and notice on the package that they are 250 mg. The daily dose is 1 gr. And it will be quite an expensive pleasure. And when it comes to doses, I can't help but think of the "Precinct Doctor" (an acquaintance of mine who is under arrest). Well, it could have been worse, at least for me the daily doses do not cost 70-80 BGN. Anorexia is not illegal, I can starve and take my diet pills anytime and anywhere. Without dragging myself to the drug lodges during the lunch break, without getting carried away with the "vaccination kit" (I can't understand why this boy wore so many insulins, he still has only two hands), without the danger of imprisonment. We're not exactly friends, but I can imagine how nasty it is. It's to shake. Of course, he had no intention of catching him. Who wants to close it. He just shook a lot and didn't pay attention. And the police catch people like him to report useful activity. Someone else will spin kilos and millions and no one can tell him anything. This is for parliament. Those who should be in prison are not. They pick up a deluded boy, his "friends" immediately spoil him to save him from wandering around the districts, his parents gossip, quarrels, scandals break out, then they open the bags and get him out of prison, against the promise that he will stop. Then they send him to a clinic or something, and when he comes out he continues in the same spirit until they catch him again. What's the point of going to clinics without wanting to get better He was caught for the second time, he had already visited clinics and nonsense and continued again when he was released. Why is it different this time. Well, this time he can take it because of the large amount. But if they let him go, his first job will be to get drunk. I can imagine how nasty it is to be closed and not be able to do what you want. To stay at home (because he is under house arrest), not to be able to go out, without a phone, without the Internet, and on top of that, to have your head scratched, to wait for a case and not know what will happen to you. And even if you have the opportunity to be sent to a clinic or commune, even though you have long since reached the age of majority. I don't know how it lasts, I would go crazy. I would never be "cured" just because my loved ones want it. But when the other alternative is prison .... I hope I don't face such a dilemma. not being able to go out, without a phone, without the internet, and on top of all that, to have your head scratched, to wait for a case and not know what will happen to you. And to have the opportunity to send you to a clinic or commune, even though you have long since reached the age of majority. I don't know how it lasts, I would go crazy. I would never be "cured" just because my loved ones want it. But when the other alternative is prison .... I hope I don't face such a dilemma. not being able to go out, without a phone, without the internet, and on top of all that, to have your head scratched, to wait for a case and not know what will happen to you. And even if you have the opportunity to be sent to a clinic or commune, even though you have long since reached the age of majority. I don't know how it lasts, I would go crazy. I would never be "cured" just because my loved ones want it. But when the other alternative is prison .... I hope I don't face such a dilemma.
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Hmmm I don't know what to say ...!