Pain, Depression, and Reflux

Frank Said:

Desperately need serious help ... weird health problem?

We Answered:

Hi - as you mention prostate, I take it that you are a guy.

ALL of your symptoms are weight related.

Consuming supplements and buying creams cannot help you in any way, until you understand this simple formulae:

*overeating + underexercising = obesity / obesity = ill health and early death*

You have sleep apnoea due to the flab at the back of your throat choking off your air supply when you try and sleep.

You cannot sleep properly because you are inactive and because your poor body is trying to digest large amounts of unhealthy food.

Your skin is swollen and boggy due to too much fat and water-retention caused by lack of exercise and too much salty processed foods. Inevitably this will lead to ulceration, or the lesions of diabetes.

ALL of the organs in your body are now coated with a thick layer of yellow glutinous fat. They cannot help but give you symptoms such as those that you describe.

Your joints are giving up because they cannot support your weight.

Your facial skin is coarse and spotty because of the lack of good healthy food and the overeating of greasy fast foods.

You need desperately to get to a Doctor (change your Doctor if you need to), and go on a healthy eating plan suitable for you.

But this cannot and will not work until you face up to the fact that the thing that you love most in the world, your food, is killing you.

Good luck for the future.

Jonathan Said:

Pro-lifers: how much can we hurt one person to save another?

We Answered:

In first instance, you are requiring someone to do something in order to avoid killing someone.

In the other instances you are saying that someone should do something to SAVE someone.

There is a difference.

In the first case, a woman has two choice, murder her child, or bring it to term. She is the ONLY person who can make the action one way or another.

In the other cases, for example, if I chose to give blood or not, the person who receives the transfer will not LIVE or DIE bases solely on my decision to give blood or to not give blood. There are other people who can make that decision as well and save the person's life. But in the case of the mother, she is the only one and is therefore solely responsible for her actions (killing the child or bringing it to term.)

I am a Christian and pro-life and I have never heard another Christian argue that transplant surgery is against God's Will. Perhaps you are thinking of Christian Scientists?

Secondly, you mention the issue of pain. Giving blood is a little painful (I do it quite often) and I've heard that donating bone marrow is EXTREMELY painful. As for kidney donation, with any surgery there is a risk for fatality and recovery time is slow and painful.

Now, onto pregnancy, having been pregnant and delivered the child, I will tell you that pregnancy can at times, but uncomfortable, but you are not in a constant state of pain. In addition, giving birth is a natural thing, meaning that a woman's body has been designed to give birth, whereas we are not designed to give blood and/or kidneys and marrow.

Lastly, depression. Post-birth depression has been highly trumped up in the media and it does not occur as often as one would think. I speak from experience when I say that giving a baby to another couple that you have just given birth to is a HELL of a lot easier than trying to deal with the guilt and pain over murdering it.

Pregnancy is not punishment for sin, pregnancy is a natural consequence of having sex, one in which "safe sex" does not protect against (check your facts, if birth control were 100% effective we wouldn't have an abortion issue).
Rather the sin is that the woman, having done the action that resulted in said consequences, choses instead to murder another life in order to hide her guilt and pain.