UnSubRocky wrote on Mar 25^th, 2022 at 4:07pm:


UnSub .... that post of yours really concerns me. I've got a brother around your age and if he ever posted something like that I'd be very upset and concerned for him too. 😔

I get that you're an upfront guy and that's great. However these feelings of impending doom are also linked with anxiety and depression.

The alcohol intake/abuse/whatever you often post about is also symptomatic of anxiety and depression.

My point? You seriously should see your usual medical practitioner about this. Telling us this info online is not really going to help you much as we can't do anything for you.

How about you grab your doctor's contact details and organise a telephone consult. That's not a big ask is it? Take it from there.

IF it helps YOU to ALSO share your progress then by all means go for it. But please don't substitute chats btwn you and your regular doctor with chats here. 

There's also a men's sub forum somewhere on OzPol (not sure really but I think it's still about). There you will also get the chance to get a bit of male bondage which I'm sure will help you big time as men can open up and talk freely amongst each other.

I hope you get that I'm trying to be both caring and constructive ok?

Sir lastnail wrote on Mar 25^th, 2022 at 6:50pm:


Is English your first language?

At no stage have I ever suggested he take statins - I wouldn't take them if you paid me, so there's no way I would tell anyone else to take them.

Are you so stupid that you don't know the difference between a question and a suggestion?

And, I didn't tell him to take calcium either - I asked him if he has had a coronary calcium score test done (you obviously have no idea what that is).

FFS, you really are the thickest, most ignorant and poorly-educated person I have ever encountered in my entire life.

When someone's blood test shows them to have a high cholesterol level, their doctor (usually) immediately prescribes them statins.

That's crazy.

They should first give the patient a referral to have a coronary calcium score test done.

If their score is low - usually under 100 - statins are often quite useless.

I have high blood pressure, and my doctor immediately prescribed statins.

I told her to stick them up her arse.

Instead, I went and had my coronary calcium score test done and my score is zero.

Someone in their 50s with a score of zero and no other heart risk factors doesn't needs to be on statins.

Here, educate yourself a bit: https://www.mayoclinic.org/tests-procedures/heart-scan/about/pac-20384686#:~:tex...

UnSub: if your GP has prescribed statins, ask them for a coronary calcium heart score test before you go down that path - they are the most prescribed drug in the world and in many cases are completely useless.

mothra wrote on Mar 25^th, 2022 at 2:54pm:



and there it is

greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 25^th, 2022 at 7:22pm:


Okay, I've removed the abuse - there might be good reasons why you're poorly educated, and I shouldn't make fun of that.

But please, in the future, take time to read what is actually written without reading something into it that isn't there.

I'm actually saying the exact opposite of what you've accused me of.

Peace and love.

mothra wrote on Mar 25^th, 2022 at 3:00pm:


Ahh as expected Methra...just more of your usual fluent meth driven bullsh1t!

I think I will listen to my doctor over what members here say. The worst I have experienced recently is some back pain from heavy lifting. Apart from that, my life is in order. My age is 43 and I am not close to peak fitness. But, I would be about a month away from fighting weight.

My quack wanted to put me on statins but I refused. With another clinic I was put on them then suddenly my cholesterol reading was very high—just useless.

Getting cooler in the mornings here, reckon I will start eating porridge again. With a spoonful of apple butter a decent breakfast.

Jovial Monk wrote on Mar 26^th, 2022 at 10:46am:


You'll take the vax but not statins. What's the difference bedwetter ? LOL