What's your best secret to staying healthy?

In my experience as a consultant gastroenterologist, the following five tips have helped my patients. 1. Coca-Cola : Never drink cola or packaged fruit juices. Absolutely. If you want to drink …

Top stories for Long   What's your best secret to staying healthy? Asked in Ask & Explor • Answered by Darby Kozey • May 5, 2025 In my experience as a consultant gastroenterologist, the following five tips have helped my patients. Coca-Cola : Never drink cola or packaged fruit juices. Absolutely. If y... Read more » 2K 105   Your response is private Was this worth your time? This helps us show content you find valuable. Absolutely not Definitely yes   Why is the Trump presidency turning so disastrously so quickly? Could it be because his critics were completely correct all along? Asked in Leftist Viewpoints • Answered by Lee Kamps • March 12 I have been in the insurance business nearly fifty years and during the 1980s, I once had the misfortune to work for a manager who was just like Donald Trump; uncouth, a na... Read more » 4.7K 492   Is 80 years old old? Asked in Aging with an Attitude • Answered by Klindar Gorak • December 19 Yes, by any standard. For most people, signs of old age begin appearing around 40, but gradually at first. You will begin suffering age related hearing loss and the lenses ... Read more » 2.9K 69   How can you spot a programmer who was trained as a mathematician? John Gustafson, applied mathematician • Answered April 15, 2023 Ask them to write a program that takes an input x and returns 1 if x is 2, and 2 if x is 1. Programmers trained in software engineering or computer science will generally c... Read more » 2.8K 248   Saeed Mohamed, lives in Shenzhen, Guangdong, China (2020-present) • Posted Jan 12 Earlier this week, a routine traffic stop led to a major breakthrough for local police. Two officers stopped a vehicle after it ignored a red traffic signal. When questioned, the female driver expl... Read more » 4.9K 178   Can the F-35 glide down in the event of an engine failure? Asked in Military Aircraft: A Passion for Flight • Answered by William May • March 5 Yes, but the descent rate will be VERY steep. I once asked an F-105 fighter pilot how many maneuvering turns a pilot could accomplish, if his engine failed at 10,000 feet ab... Read more » 1.3K 212   Are CIA agents trained to be badasses like the movies make them out to be? Bobby McKellar, 13+ yrs US Army Mil Intelligence (98C) and Infantry (11B & 11C) Combat VET • Updated October 25, 2025 Having personally worked with CIA field “agents” in the field and having a HIGH level security clearance (TS-SCI), I think I can answer with some clarity. I was an intellig... Read more » 12.1K 295   Why do Mac computers last longer than PCs? Jon Dron, Full Professor at Athabasca University (2007-present) • Answered February 22 I have used both Macs and Windows/DOS/Linux/BSD PCs for around 40 years now, periodically shifting back and forth between them for my main machine but always having at leas... Read more » 465 79   Why is cheating so uncommon at Caltech, even though the tests are extremely difficult? MetroDispatch • Answered May 14 At Caltech, final exams are taken alone in dorm rooms, completely unproctored, with time limits spanning days. It’s the perfect environment for rampant cheating—yet almost ... Read more » 211 19   Why do golfers tee off wearing a glove to then take it off and then walk to their ball if not on the green then put their glove on again for the next shot? Why not just keep it on? Greg Collins, World Class Service Provider for Pro Golfers at Valhalla Golf Club (1993-present) • Answered February 16, 2020 I read the other 2 answers and those answers are complete and utter bullshit. First off the reason for taking off your glove after any shot (other than putting) is because ... Read more » 55 16   What are the signs of fatty liver, and what can I do to reverse it immediately? Praise Melvik, Medical Doctor • Answered May 30 I still recall the day that a patient sat in front of me clutching an ultrasound report of the face that one has when they finally realize what bill they've been racking up... Read more » 358 37   Why is the U.S. allowing Trump to destroy it? Asked in No More Trump • Answered by John Wetzel • January 11 Trump is only part of the cause. Somebody much smarter, and much more manipulative, is pulling his strings. That somebody, or somebodies, was smart enough to figure out a g... Read more » 11.3K 2.3K Read more in your feed

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If you are an LDS parent how have you coped knowing that one or more of your children...?

I love my children. I love how they turned out. None of them embraced the Church but that is their business. I have regrets regarding what I could have done, as a parent, to have fully utilized …

Top stories for Long   If you are an LDS parent how have you coped knowing that one or more of your children no longer believes the church is true and has completely disengaged from the church? Are you still angry? Feeling helpless? Any sense you didn't do enough? Bill Kilpatrick, studied at Brigham Young University • Answered June 29, 2021 I love my children. I love how they turned out. None of them embraced the Church but that is their business. I have regrets regarding what I could have done, as a parent, t... Read more » 161 49   Why would Trump pick an idiot like Pete Hegseth as the Secretary of Defense? Charles O'Donnell, Political junkie since 1968. • Updated January 28 I was an executive at several large companies for more than 20 years. One thing I learned early on was, first-rate people hire first-rate people, and second-rate people hir... Read more » 8.6K 2.1K   Doug Noe, former Area Manager - Retired at AT&T (1965-1999) • Posted Jul 11, 2025 BULLSHIT!! I bought a brand new 2006 Mazda 5 in 2006 and a brand new 2010 Honda Odyssey in 2010. Both were serviced every 5,000 miles. The Mazda is STILL running trouble-free. The Honda “bought the... Read more » Why are Honda cars so reliable? Honda cars are reliable. Toyota cars are reliable. Kia cars are reliable. Ford, GM and Chrysler cars are reliable. So are Nissan, Hyundai, Mitsubishi and Mercedes cars, alon... 1K 353   What do young retirees do all day? Louis H, Former Executive for a Fortune 100 Company • Answered July 25, 2023 I retired at 55 and am 58 now. I thought for sure I’d be bored out of mind and want to go back to work in about a year after retiring. But now, 3 years into retirement, I c... Read more » 2.3K 2   Why do some pilots prefer flying corporate jets even with the uncertainty, compared to the stable schedule of commercial airlines? Nathan Burns, Professional Pilot (2000-present) • Answered December 15 I’ve been flying corporate for 24 of the last 25 years. I flew for the airlines for 1 year. Here is why I’m staying corporate. I love to travel. I was at my first corporate ... Read more » 130 11   Why can't officers sit and eat with the soldiers if they are all on the same team? Asked in Ask Daddy • Answered by Finex Caar • November 9, 2025 AMERICAN RESPONSE There are BIG differences between services in this regard, and by that I mean the cultural gap is huge. The United States Navy is almost directly descended ... Read more » 2.5K 173   What are some tricks used by police officers that most people never notice? Jonathan Glen, former Editor for Online Health and Fitness Articles • Answered September 25, 2024 My cousin who was a police officer told me one that I thought was interesting that most people would never see because it was only for a specific population. He told me tha... Read more » 7.2K 455   Is getting a PhD much more difficult than getting a Master's? MetroDispatch • Updated Wed Half of all PhD students drop out. They don't quit because a PhD is simply "harder" than a Master's—they quit because you can work 60-hour weeks for two years and still be ... Read more » 562 46   Can the F-35 glide down in the event of an engine failure? Asked in Military Aircraft: A Passion for Flight • Answered by William May • March 5 Yes, but the descent rate will be VERY steep. I once asked an F-105 fighter pilot how many maneuvering turns a pilot could accomplish, if his engine failed at 10,000 feet ab... Read more » 1.3K 212   If SSDs are much better than HDDs, why are companies still improving the technologies in HDDs (i.e., HAMR, HDMR, etc.)? Andrew Lane, Used computers for 30+ years, done some formal education. • Updated March 15, 2020 SSDs maybe much better than HDDs when it comes to access speeds, read/write speeds and I/Os per second but HDDs still have one area where they blow SSDs out of the water. T... Read more » 4.6K 385   My 16-year-old son wets the bed at night. He has for multiple years. He recently decided he doesn’t wanna wear diapers anymore, but his now peed all over his mattress. How do I get him back into diapers? Ethan Hoeksema, Teenage bedwetter • Answered November 18, 2025 It’s time to take a different approach. Teenagers, especially boys are really embarrassed about their bedwetting. As a parent your support is really important. Make sure he... Read more » 92 19   Why is the Trump presidency turning so disastrously so quickly? Could it be because his critics were completely correct all along? Asked in Leftist Viewpoints • Answered by Lee Kamps • March 12 I have been in the insurance business nearly fifty years and during the 1980s, I once had the misfortune to work for a manager who was just like Donald Trump; uncouth, a na... Read more » 4.7K 492 Read more in your feed

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