Nifty Nifty Look Who's 50!
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Q-Tip (April 10, 1970)
I turn 50 this year.
I turn 50 this year.
Damn he look more like 60 than 50. What is he on a vegan diet?
Q-Tip (April 10, 1970)
1970 was that year huh
Reginald "Reggie" Noble (born April 17, 1970), better known by his stage name Redman
Anthony Criss (born December 2, 1970), better known by his stage name Treach
i'm afraid not brother. i've been at these hollywood events and have seen fine black women ignore for a white cow
This Brawd just turned 50, but I don't know if she is a celebrity.
Molly Shannon was/is a nut. She's a little past fifty now.
Brad Terrence Jordan (born November 9, 1970), better known by his stage name Scarface
Michael Lawrence Tyler (born September 22, 1970), better known by his stage name Mystikal
My understanding is that Vegan diets don't age you they do the opposite. But as far as stop eating meat all together...
Simon Cowell Sleeps Better and Has More Energy Since Going Vegan (Updated October 2019) | LIVEKINDLY
I'm not vegan I do pescatarian. But since moving away from a lotta meat a brother feels and looks better. Fat almost at 14% from 30 Im a beast now.
Smoking cigarettes and weed will age you almost as fast as meth. As a medical professional and scientist, it baffles me how people can not recognize that inhaling carbon into your body is bad.
This is a great point.
You light something beneficial near your face and breathe it into your lungs through fire...do it all the time though, knowing.
Ain’t activated charcoal carbon,though?
This is one of the best questions ever asked on BGOL.
Yes, activated charcoal does contain carbon. Humans are carbon-based and carbon is the backbone of human existence. However, it's the inhalation of the carbon into the lungs that is problematic. Additionally, activated carbon is "activated" by exposing it to extreme temperatures. The carbon is ingested and binds with numerous toxins in the digestive system, not the respiratory system. Because of the nature of activated carbon, the body can not digest it and it, along with the toxins bound to it, are excreted in feces.
One of the main functions of blood is to carry oxygen to the various parts of the body. The oxygen in our bodies can be displaced, reduced, etc., due to the other gases, we introduce via smoking.
I am not anti-weed. But, I am 100% against setting fire to any substance and purposely inhaling the smoke. This is a detrimental anti-life process.
Great post, and agree 100%
Ive Been using activated charcoal sparingly in various products for years with positive results
What about cigars? The expensive one's not the swisher sweets.