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False
The next person has a inquisitive nature?
The next person has a inquisitive nature?
True.
The next person likes to play board games.
The next person likes to play board games.
True
The next person has OCD
The next person has OCD
False
Tnp has a keen interest in learning languages
Tnp has a keen interest in learning languages
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Zero truth to that.
Next person has been really pissed off by at least five people at work for idiocy this week.
Next person has been really pissed off by at least five people at work for idiocy this week.
True, doing it right now.
The next poster is a good writer
The next poster is a good writer
Yes but not a novelist
Tnp is good in bed
Tnp is good in bed
That's subjective
The next poster should be sleeping
The next poster should be sleeping
False, I'm not that old lol
The next person incorporates honey in their health regime
The next person incorporates honey in their health regime
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False. Honey is just sugar. Hardly healthy.
Next person has 5+ kinds of meat/fish in their freezer/fridge.
Next person has 5+ kinds of meat/fish in their freezer/fridge.
False
The next person does laundry daily
The next person does laundry daily
False
The next poster knows how to hand sew
The next poster knows how to hand sew
True
The next poster likes the sound of rain on the roof at night
The next poster likes the sound of rain on the roof at night
True.
TNP. Has a superstition
TNP. Has a superstition
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False.
Next person prefers to shower in the evening before bed.
Just re-read this:
"Honey is a brown, sticky, sugar-saturated solution made by bees. Health benefits of eating a spoonful of honey everyday include diabetes management, cancer management, better heart health, and other benefits.Jun" #junkscience
You'd need to eat a pound of honey daily to realize any benefits from the minuscule micronutrients in the honey, but you'd suffer from the sugar overload in ways which will feed cancer, overload the heart and spin diabetes out of control.
"Honey is approximately 40% fructose, 30% glucose and 17% water, with the remainder being other sugars, carbohydrates and a small amount of vitamins and minerals."
A nasty hot dog has a better nutrient profile despite all the junk in it, just like the sugar in honey. Over 80% of honey is just sugar and remainder is mostly water. #actualscience
Next person prefers to shower in the evening before bed.
Just re-read this:
"Honey is a brown, sticky, sugar-saturated solution made by bees. Health benefits of eating a spoonful of honey everyday include diabetes management, cancer management, better heart health, and other benefits.Jun" #junkscience
You'd need to eat a pound of honey daily to realize any benefits from the minuscule micronutrients in the honey, but you'd suffer from the sugar overload in ways which will feed cancer, overload the heart and spin diabetes out of control.
"Honey is approximately 40% fructose, 30% glucose and 17% water, with the remainder being other sugars, carbohydrates and a small amount of vitamins and minerals."
A nasty hot dog has a better nutrient profile despite all the junk in it, just like the sugar in honey. Over 80% of honey is just sugar and remainder is mostly water. #actualscience
Benefits Of Honey In The Morning
Helps you shed those extra kilos.
Improves your digestive system.
Protects against bacterial and viral infections.
Reduces allergic reactions.
Flushes out toxins from the body.
Hydrates the body.
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False. I never go to depths of the ocean.
Next person has an "atomic" clock.
Incorrect. In the morning, your liver dumps a bunch of sugar into your blood stream so you have energy to move. Your blood sugar spikes just from you waking from sleep. More sugar/carbs is the last thing you need. Eat protein and fats in the morning to elevate metabolism.
I hope you're not paying for pseudoscience.
Next person has an "atomic" clock.
Incorrect. In the morning, your liver dumps a bunch of sugar into your blood stream so you have energy to move. Your blood sugar spikes just from you waking from sleep. More sugar/carbs is the last thing you need. Eat protein and fats in the morning to elevate metabolism.
How? It's just fructose and glucose. Pretty much 100% sugar substance, not counting the water. You're feeding the bad bacteria in your digestive system with sugar.
Last time I checked, honey can contain bacteria and sugar is a magnet for viruses/bacteria.
Honey itself is an allergen, full of pollen and potentially bacteria.
Your liver and kidneys, as well as sweat action flushes toxins. Sugar overload is toxic.
How does sugar hydrate the body?
I hope you're not paying for pseudoscience.