Lee1234

2 days later, I have 5 red, deep, painful lumps clustered around my chin.......what the flying f***??. I don't get it, is this normal? and does it end?.

Doesn't suncreen inhibit vitamin D?. Honest question. With the rise in sunscreen, also came a rise in cancer victims. It reminds me of milk. We were told how necessary it is for healthy bones and yet, America, the largest consumers of milk (That's pasteurized cow's milk) also have one of the highest rates of osteoporosis...something doesn't add up and I think these questions have to be asked.

Edit: Another question. Why is it that when one discovers a sunscreen using entirely natural ingredients, that's also very potent, the FDA refuses to acknowledge it and does everything in their power to prevent the product(s) hitting the shelves?, I don't understand.

Here you go.

http://uk.lifestyle....-101332487.html

At least they're thinking about us. I remember not too long ago, they were saying that our diet had nothing to do with acne *rolls eyes*.

For as long as I remember, people have been saying "stay away from msg" and I've never questioned it, until now. I've done a little research and from what I've read, the whole "msg is bad for you" argument is unfounded. Of course I'll be doing more research, but this is what I've read so far;

http://omg-msg.blogspot.co.uk/

http://www.guardian....drink.features3

Tell us about the places you've visited, the places you plan to visit, the 'exotic' foods you've eaten, the 'exotic' animals you've seen and the one thing (place, food, animal) you found most interesting and why.

I'll start:

I've been to France and Dominica so far.

I plan to visit (everywhere if i can), Japan, Russia, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Italy, Egypt and Greece.

I've eaten Dashin (I think that's how you spell it) which looks like a grey potato and wasn't one of my favourite experiences with food, but it was an experience nonetheless lol. I'd like to try frog's legs and octopus next.

I can't really say I've seen any exotic animals with my limited travelling experiences, but hopefully that will change in the future.

The most interesting thing I've seen is a parting of two oceans in Dominica. They're separated by a thin strip of rocky land and is never consumed by the sea on either side, despite being at the same level. On one side, the ocean is fierce and restless, on the other, calm and serene. I've stood between the two and I swear for a moment you'd think you were on another planet. (Think of that new movie "After Earth").

It took me a lot of energy and brain power to type this, so responses are mandatory. Remember, sharing is caring and I am interested. Gracias- Pronounced "Grassy-ass".