I’m 5’6″ and weigh 165 lbs, on paper I’m overweight for my height and weight, but I think I just have a really dense bone structure or muscle mass or something. I have a visible sixpack, as well as striations (sp? veins or whatever) in my arms and legs. I do have abnormally huge legs (not fat though, just huge leg muscles) so a lot of my extra weight is below my waist, but I’m not over muscled like a steroid freak. I’m super flexible, can kick above my head or touch my toes no problem. Pretty much what I’m getting at is that I have almost no fat on my body to cut out. = fda fruta planta How long can someone go without doing dialysis? My mom 90 yrs has CHF,High blood pressure, had a bleeding ulcer, is when here kidney started to fail blood work level for her kidney dropped from 16 to 10, had 11 units transfuse. Fx her pelvis, then this last time taken medication for her blood pressure and had an overdose of one of them. I don know what meds she is on. But I do know that she has gone into a deep depression (sleeping most of the time, hardly eating anything. She went from a 120 lb to 106. Says she is never hungary. What I want to the syptoms that I need to watch for and How long will she live without dialysis? My name is and Thank you for taking the time to answer my questions.
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Im interested in purchasing a heavy bag stand because there is no where to hang a bag in my basement. How good are heavy bag stands? Which one is the best for around $200. I was only able to find 2 stores that sell heavy bag stands. One sold a TKO stand (w/ speed bag platform) for $200 CDN and the other sold a Century stand (w/ speed bag platform) for $200 CDN. Which one of these two do you recommend?My thoughts on Heavy bag stands are mixed. They are better than NO heavybag, and they allow you to get a good workout, but they are difficult to keep stable. The tend to rock and creep along the floor. Without links to see the specific stands you are talking about, I am not sure exactly which ones you mean. But the TKO model looks to have attachment hooks for the heavy bag bottom, which will stabilize it. IF you primary purpose is for the heavybag, than either will do pretty well.Either model needs at least 25 50 pounds of weight/sand bags over each of the three floor pods. And hopefully you can actually stabilize the unit by setting the speed bag end up against a wall or corner. fda fruta planta Smaller more frequent mealsI’ve seen this mentioned already, but thought I’d say it again. The easiest way I’ve found to cut total caloric intake was to spread the food out to 5 small meals a day. You never get too hungry and, very soon, the size of you stomach shrinks making you feel full sooner. I’ve found I can actually cut back more than the recommended 500 calories per day for losing weight and never feel hungry. 30 down and 30 to go! Steve