Sci/Tech Olive oil

[Disciplined Galt]

Been finding myself eating more and more olive oil. I have also had numb fingers for about a month. @Splinty do I have diabetes?

 

[SongExotic2]

@Sex Chicken has the same arms

 

[Disciplined Galt]

Hey man . Not at all don't

.and then the olive is what goes upon the oil


If anymore questions just ask

 

[ThatOneDude]

That looks great

 

[Nemo?]

Been finding myself eating more and more olive oil. I have also had numb fingers for about a month. @Splinty do I have diabetes?

Numb fingers eh? Have any back pain or back related injuries?

Do you sanitize often? Could it be covid?

 

[Jdog93]

So nice we seen it thrice.

 

[The Big Guy]

Been finding myself eating more and more olive oil. I have also had numb fingers for about a month. @Splinty do I have diabetes?

Numb fingers are usually a sign that people package narcotics for street level distribution. You holding out on us brother?

 

[Disciplined Galt]

Numb fingers eh? Have any back pain or back related injuries?

Do you sanitize often? Could it be covid?

I shower twice a day.

 

[Disciplined Galt]

Numb fingers are usually a sign that people package narcotics for street level distribution. You holding out on us brother?

I wouldn’t do that.

 

[Nemo?]

I wouldn’t do that.

But seriously numb fingers could be back issues bro

 

[Disciplined Galt]

But seriously numb fingers could be back issues bro

Cheers homie. Nothing that I can feel though?

 

[SongExotic2]

Cheers homie. Nothing that I can feel though?

A French buddy of mine in his late 50s had chronic back pain. It became a task for us at work to make sure he was taking it easy when able. Finally gets round to having all these scans etc and they reckon it was to do with a tooth he had removed. The nerve was fucking up his whole system.

I'm sure I mentioned before but I had to do about 6-8 months physio on my left knee. I twisted my ankle playing football and couldn't really put weight on it for a few days/ week. During that time my dipshit brain adjusted my walk to compensate (without me knowing) and I started to damage my knee in the months after. No tear or operation required, it was proper shit. Every now and then it will whine and I do all the stretches I had to.

 

[NotBanjaxo]

A French buddy of mine in his late 50s had chronic back pain. It became a task for us at work to make sure he was taking it easy when able. Finally gets round to having all these scans etc and they reckon it was to do with a tooth he had removed. The nerve was fucking up his whole system.

I'm sure I mentioned before but I had to do about 6-8 months physio on my left knee. I twisted my ankle playing football and couldn't really put weight on it for a few days/ week. During that time my dipshit brain adjusted my walk to compensate (without me knowing) and I started to damage my knee in the months after. No tear or operation required, it was proper shit. Every now and then it will whine and I do all the stretches I had to.

A friend of mine years ago injured his leg, and was walking with a limp for weeks. One day he stepped off a kerb, and collapsed in pain, having back spasms.

His body had compensated for the limp by tensing up muscles in his back, similar to your experience. Fortunately no permanent damage was done.