Rihanna, Other Celebrities Get Vitamin IV Drips. Is the Trend Too Extreme?
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2012/06/05 00:12:18
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Mr.Hoodz the Truth Troll 2012/06/05 13:23:59No, it’s okay.+3Seeing the food today is lacking many vitamins and minerals I don't see this as extreme. I personally wouldn't do it but I understand why its being done. With all the GMO and chemical laced garbage in our markets there isn't many places to get the nutrients our bodies really need. They sure do fill us up with as many calories as they can though.



















Or you know what, DONT' TAKE ANY VITAMINS AT ALL, and EAT RIGHT!!
Sheesh.
these Celebs .. don't even realize that we do NOT even care one bit about their antics ..
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Those that are having problems with this, probably have no problem having their food genetically altered or having hormones injected into the animals they eat thus throwing off their own systems.
This just helps combat what food isn't supplying in this modern age of fast growing foods and animals.
Admittedly, I suppose I chose my answer a touch hastily, since what they do to and for themselves is their choice, but this seems to be the epitome of ridiculous.
Pin pricks on my fingers for regular clotting time checks got to me to such an extent that I had to be restrained by two people for it as I kicked screamed and bit people to prevent it. I was a child and that was my life till the age of six-seven every weekend till I finally stood up and said no more I am not going to the hospital for any more pricks and stayed at home instead. That was when I found alternative methods of getting life back into control without the IVs. It started again when I was twelve-thirteen and I hated it and took it for about 6 months to a year, put on weight which I lost due to hormone treatment. then never stepped near the hospitals till my baby and again the IVs gave me the jitters along with blood tests as they never ever found the veins and just made me a pin cushion till I pointed out sections where they could poke me to get a vein and it burns like fire every time it really kills you as you swell up, with rete...
Pin pricks on my fingers for regular clotting time checks got to me to such an extent that I had to be restrained by two people for it as I kicked screamed and bit people to prevent it. I was a child and that was my life till the age of six-seven every weekend till I finally stood up and said no more I am not going to the hospital for any more pricks and stayed at home instead. That was when I found alternative methods of getting life back into control without the IVs. It started again when I was twelve-thirteen and I hated it and took it for about 6 months to a year, put on weight which I lost due to hormone treatment. then never stepped near the hospitals till my baby and again the IVs gave me the jitters along with blood tests as they never ever found the veins and just made me a pin cushion till I pointed out sections where they could poke me to get a vein and it burns like fire every time it really kills you as you swell up, with retention and you become a person who is unable to eat, giddy and what not.
So if they doing this claiming vitamin requirements, they are doing it to assuage a different kind of a problem, their love for needles as its not a necessity.
Necessity is when you are given the IV as a lifesaving aid to bring you back to health and after a while the body begins to reject it and when it starts, the shut down begins unless you stop it. You need constant monitoring and I know I would sit up days looking at the stupid IV dripping into my arm and wonder when could I shoot that bottle and one day I did, got fed up and just dismantled the equipment on my own stopped the flow pulled out the needles with my other hand (took the butterfly on it) and walked out of the hospital bed dressed up and went paid my own bill and walked out leaving the hospital staff searching for me while I went home with mum to have a shower - I was twelve years old. Well I was back in hospital a week later for severe blood loss thanks to that particular IV and was chucked in a maternity ward watching women giving birth and again on medication for two weeks plus oral medication and compulsory bed rest for six months as I was just too active and could never sit doing nothing - so no bed pans I would never pee in one either and would walk with the IV Bottle.
Well they will see what the needles do to them as I have tell tale marks on my hands and elbow areas (apart from memories on how it burned when the whole liquid went in through my veins) apart from other scars that left a bloody trail on the carpets at home. Pet name was Annie back then to all my friends and a little horror to all who shocked them just as much, in a good way. They love that feisty side of me as I get everyone doing some work when it happens with them crying not me as I cried enough looking at the stupid IV Bottle and wanting to shoot it every time.
Here is why:
Hour by hour monitoring
Pulse rate monitoring
Restricted movement
Swelling fingers
Burning hands/arms - for days
Unsightly marks on hands
Swelling body
Excessive bleeding during period
Imbalances
Giddiness
Headaches
Fuzzy head
Inability to eat
Water retention
Just to name a few.... I want go psychological its worse, it gives nightmares and you scream in your sleep and then sit up sleepless for the rest of the night. I can do it for days and then fall asleep for days in the aftermath more out of exhaustion and dehydration as they prevent you from consuming liquids.
A town of pathetic *celebrity* losers who need to find crazy ways to spend their wealth.
"The risks of 'casual' intravenous therapy are great and far exceed any justifiable expectations of benefit. Veinity cocktails are in my opinion neither good nor real medicine and potentially far too dangerous," adds Schultz.