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Yeah I was going to say to be sure to read why it gives it a certain score and not just look at the score itself. If it gives it a low score due to certain nutritional values but it has no additives then I make that decision for myself. I use it mostly to find foods that have bad additives that I wouldn't normally notice. Like coffee creamer. Good God it has so many additives. Started using chobani which is only cream, sugar, and vanilla extract.
I have no green thumb but I have done some research on healthier store bought flour and have made a couple loaves of bread at home and they taste so much better than store bought bread. Once you get the yeast activation technique down it's super easy. Just time consuming of course.
Love this app. Been using it for about 6 months and it has totally changed how I eat and the hygiene products I use. Truly sickening to see all the shite they put in our food. Even in food you "think" is healthy there could be 5 additives that are banned in Europe. I probably look like a psycho in the store while I scan every item I put in the basket but honestly who cares? If I can reduce my entire family's cancer risk and risk for chronic disease I am all for it. Also, for now if you donate like $10 a year you can get the premium version where you can search for items. If not the only way you can see an item's breakdown and score is if you scan the barcode. It will also give you a top 10 list of certain food and beauty products. It is definitely a game changer.

re: Fairhope, AL

Posted by GeauxTigahs92 on 4/24/25 at 4:21 pm
Thank you! Some great info in that post!

Fairhope, AL

Posted by GeauxTigahs92 on 4/24/25 at 8:50 am
Looking to do a long weekend or mid-week trip to Fairhope soon. Any suggestions on what to do while there would be appreciated. TIA :cheers:

Fairhope, AL

Posted by GeauxTigahs92 on 4/16/25 at 3:27 pm
Wife and I are thinking of taking a trip there for our 10th anniversary and staying at the Grand Hotel. Looking for good recs for all meals and dessert places as well. TIA

re: Black Mirror: Bete Noire

Posted by GeauxTigahs92 on 4/16/25 at 10:42 am
I do see what you're saying and your point. In infinite universes there is one where you can have everything you want and not be corrupted. But even Verity couldn't escape her original reality of bullying and no matter what she did she wasn't happy.

re: Black Mirror: Bete Noire

Posted by GeauxTigahs92 on 4/16/25 at 9:49 am
I also thought about the moral implications of changing anything. What could devolve even from improving physical or mental health without going through the work of doing it yourself? The only thing I could think of is changing an illness or chronic disease for people so they don't have to see a child die or suffer.

re: Black Mirror: Bete Noire

Posted by GeauxTigahs92 on 4/16/25 at 9:46 am
Yeah I agree but sometimes I feel like shows are fiction for a reason and don't have to explain every detail. It just is what it is.

re: Black Mirror: Bete Noire

Posted by GeauxTigahs92 on 4/16/25 at 8:26 am
Because no matter how much you think it wouldn't, money will corrupt you. It may be slow and not noticeable at first but too much money will ruin you.

Black Mirror: Bete Noire

Posted by GeauxTigahs92 on 4/16/25 at 7:52 am
This concept is pretty crazy and it got me thinking what would be the perfect alternate reality/dimension that you could set up for yourself. Ideally I would make it that my family was completely healthy and we had enough money to be comfortable but not insanely rich. I would not want to be emperor of the universe or do harm to anyone. Just simple pleasures and no financial stress and I am good to go. What say you guys and gals? What would your perfect alternate dimension be?
Wasn't an actual job but when I was in grad school for Physical Therapy one of my 8 week clinicals was in two nursing homes in Slidell and I was absolutely miserable. You are surrounded by miserable workers who are only there because they're getting paid more to be there and by mostly miserable patients. I felt terrible for most of them though. No visitors and terrible staff that did not give two shits about them. I will never forget a 95 y/o lady with dementia crying true tears because she didn't tell her mom where she was and she would be worried sick about her. I basically said eff this, no matter what you pay me I will never do this for my actual job. Luckily my mentor was really cool and took me out for beers a few times and bought me a case when I finished up. He was the only thing that made it tolerable. Talked any and all LSU sports all day.

re: The Evolution of Dance

Posted by GeauxTigahs92 on 4/3/25 at 2:22 pm
Now 314 billion and one views. Talk about blast from the past.
Yeah I was pulling for the rednecks. They were all in. And yeah my wife wasn’t either hence the being single part of my post. Haha. But I could definitely become obsessed with that if I had the time and money.
Binged this over the weekend and I could definitely see myself being obsessed with this if I was single and had the resources and time to devote to actually searching for a hidden treasure chest. Very cool story and quite an interesting twist at the end.

re: St. Thomas- USVI recs

Posted by GeauxTigahs92 on 3/31/25 at 12:57 pm
I always recommend St. John over St. Thomas. Both are beautiful but St. Thomas is more touristy where St. John is more beaches due to it mostly being a national park. I always recommend Maho Bay on St. John. Great snorkeling and you're guaranteed to see sea turtles. Trunk Bay was voted best beach on the planet in 2024 and for good reason. Absolutely beautiful but can get crowded. Skinny Legs is a must do for lunch and Colombo's is a good breakfast spot. 1864 is a great dinner spot. It has been a few years since I have been but it was great and I want to go back when my daughters are older. Also, if you want to do some charter fishing Just Fish was fantastic and relatively cheap. Definitely my favorite place I have been so far. Always jealous when people come on here and say they are going. You will love it.
I stand corrected. I was positive that LA required it. That's one thing this state does right.

re: Dr Suzanne Humphries, MD on JRE

Posted by GeauxTigahs92 on 3/27/25 at 10:40 am
Louisiana public schools require vaccinations to attend for one thing.
I am almost done with it and that’s exactly what it is. But she does it perfectly. All research based from a former well known and respected nephrologist. It sure makes me not want to vaccinate my 4 month old any further. But the way things are set up it makes it hard to not vaccinate. It’s a great discussion so far.