#cure?

I've been diagnosed with bell's palsy, paralysis of half of the face. I'm 21. Mine is a very mild case. I'm going to try taking a dropper full of cbd oil before bed and when I wake up. I have 800mg oil. I took my first dose one hour ago 02/02/19 03:00 so far no recognizable change. I ached a little in different muscles on my face. My lip, eyebrow, and nose still won't move though I think I can close my eye a little more (might be wishful thinking.) I will take my next dose before I go to my chiropractor at 10:00. I've heard of success in other cases and I want to try it.

It’s a common misconception that hangovers are mainly the result of dehydration. An evening of heavy drinking can lead to inflammation of the stomach and intestines, poor-quality sleep and the production of toxic substances that lead to vomiting, sweating and an increased heart rate. Research also suggests that hangovers can hamper the ability to concentrate and remember information. What research has not given us, though, is credible evidence for a “hangover cure”. The revels of freshers’ week will have many bleary eyed students reaching for a remedy, so here’s the evidence behind what works – and what doesn’t. 1: Water Dehydration is one of the most frequently reported symptoms of hangover. Alcohol is a diuretic – in other words, it makes us urinate more often. Having around four drinks can eliminate between 600 and 1,000mL of water from your body. Heavy alcohol consumption can also cause sweating, vomiting and diarrhoea, which also cause the body to lose fluids. As a result, dehydration leads to symptoms including thirst, weakness, dry mouth and light-headedness. Drinking water may relive some of these symptoms, but dehydration is also typically accompanied with electrolyte imbalance. A combination of water and an electrolyte supplement can therefore tackle some of the symptoms of your hangover – but by no means all of them.

DEPRESSION!!

If true, the LORD will confirm it.