You're Trying to Give Me Health Advice? Hello!!

Who better to speak about disease than a person who is or has been sick. Personaly i didn't know nothing but the very basics like milk has calcium and is good for you and fruits and vegetables are healthy... I was never sick. Except bad teeth quality which i had from birth. Other than that i never ever got sick. I had diplomas and medals in football, in basketball, in running, always the best in any sport even if it wasnt a sport i particularly liked. When i was 18 i had a huge accident while working delivery, not my fault, but i ended up suffering because of it. I still didnt know anything more about health. When i turned 21 i found out i got 2 STD's. That is where it all began. Now im 23, the STD's are gone and i know A LOT of stuff about health. A Lot... My point is. Before i was 18 and 21 years old i was as healthy and good looking and smart and capable to do anything as they get. Now im not anymore because ive suffered, broken leg and broken toes, and slight brain damage and 2 STD's and a busted knee and you name it. But now i can tell you about health, now i can tell you what's healty and what aint healthy. While i could never do that when i was actually healthy because then i didnt need to learn how to get or stay healthy, because i already was. But still, it's not like i can tell you do this or don't do this and you will be fine. We are all differend and what might work for me might not work for you and vice versa. So apart from some common stuff like stress is bad and EMR is bad and other things like that. Nobody can tell anyone what is right for them. The worst of them are for the most part doctors, those are the guys you really don't wanna listen to if you wanna be healthy...

Do you take Nutrilite by any chance? Just wondering when you say the best on the planet! About your query, yes actually people who have been there try to advise others not to go the same way, I heard it once said that advice is like rehashing our lives and making sure no one makes the same mistakes we did..take it in a good spirit and do what you can to make their lives better, that's my advice.

Yes I have and just like you feel about those situations I feel about mind. It can be really irritating to have someone tell us something when obviously they aren't listening to their own advice or they didn't in the past. At times we just have to let somethings go in one ear and out the other.

That's how the thing goes in this world. Everyone has something to suggest to you even if they don't follow their own advice or know nothing about that particular topic. We all get them but the wise ones listen from one year and let that out from the other... Cheers.

yes it is hard some times to mind our own business I for one had cancer and for the longest time i would tell others don't do this don't do that well now I am 46 have seen the ways that i have taken and I still do things I should not do like smoke and drink I think for the most part it is more about caring for the person then the act it self have a great weekend

I think, from what you say in your post, those people basically wanted to talk about themselves, not really giving advices. I have also had people telling me what they eat or how to eat, etc. I am a vegetarian and I have a petit complexion, so my family is always concern when I look !"too skinny" for them, although my weight is on the scale of normal. I think people just like to give advices to show they know more or that they are actually concern (in few cases), Nevertheless, I would not take it bad or personal in your case. :)

It is possible for a person who suffers from a dreaded illness to give advice, based on the fact that they realize the mistakes of their past that led to an unfortunate state of ill health. I always research my information from Mayo Clinic and many other reliable medical sources before I even bother to give advice. If I get advice from a myLotter, I will thank them and still I will research it fully. No one is perfect. The best intentions of any person still must be met with doing your own research and not take anything said to you about health matters at face value.