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Tealeaf 09-11-2004 16:39

Picking your nose.......
 
Don't deny it - you've done it. But there was an interesting little story in the paper this morning which stated that picking your nose and eating it is beneficial to your health. Apparently, there's lots of good bacteria up your nose there that when collected and subsequently digested within the intestines helps maintain the bodie's immune system.

I wonder what fellow members of the Accy web think of this. Possibly we could have a comment from our resident health consultant, Nurse Lettie?

Doug 09-11-2004 16:41

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Saying now't Tea, I'll stick with the Actimel thanks..........

Sparkologist 09-11-2004 16:45

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Have you been at the Lysurgic Acid again, T? :rolleyes:

Tealeaf 09-11-2004 17:00

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I'm only quoting what I read. The same article recomends a good pugwash at least 5 times a day to decrease the risk of prostate cancer (it clears out dangerous chemicals), drinking your own wee-wee (or just rubbing it on the skin if you can't stomach the latter) - it's good for the antibodies, and, if you're into building up your vitamin B6, eating human placenta. There are several recipes on the internet for this, including a pizza variation.

pendy 09-11-2004 17:06

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And some folk turn up their noses at tripe - Well!

WillowTheWhisp 09-11-2004 17:33

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So all these years we've been telling little kids not to eat bogies and they were doing something healthy all along.

lettie 09-11-2004 19:28

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Whatever next!!!! I haven't read this article, but my gut feeling is that there may be a ring of truth to it. Lots of good flora (bacteria) inhabit various orifices of the body and are there to prevent nastier things getting in. Therefore the bogey thing may not be such a bad idea (a bit distasteful but certainly wouldn't do any harm) Human urine in the absence of an infection is sterile, so wouldn't do any harm either (theoretically) Stranded people have sometimes been forced to drink their own urine to survive, I wouldn't fancy it but sometimes needs must..... I'd rather not have to drink anybody elses though.:D
There are loads of interesting placenta recipies out there. Placentae contain loads of hormones and are rumoured to help combat such ailments as post-natal depression and replace vital vitamins after childbirth etc. Maybe that's why animals eat their own... Do they know something we don't???? I wouldn't particularly want to eat one, but do we ever really know what we are eating?? The amount of urine found on bar snacks such as nuts etc, from dirty beggers not washing their hands after the loo is amazing. I bet we've all inadvertantly ingested urine in one form or another. :)

I'm hungry now, just nipping out for nuts..:D

Sparkologist 09-11-2004 19:50

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Originally Posted by lettie
I'm hungry now, just nipping out for nuts..:D

... Ouch! :D

Darby 10-11-2004 10:17

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Quote:

. I bet we've all inadvertantly ingested urine in one form or another.
Lettie.

Well I've had lots of beer that tasted like it!! How do I know...............I'm not telling you lot!!!!!!!!! But I did spend some time in the desert :D :D :D :D :D

yerself 10-11-2004 12:49

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Q: What's the difference between snot and broccoli?

A: Kids won't eat broccoli

Darby 11-11-2004 06:37

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Quote:

Originally Posted by yerself
Q: What's the difference between snot and broccoli?

A: Kids won't eat broccoli

Well....stone the crows!! :eek: :eek:


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