Friday, February 12, 2010

Is it true that you're likely to say anything during sedation dentistry?

I heard that people will say literally anything thats on their minds when theyre drugged up before and maybe after they do the work. People will casually talk about secrets like the affair theyre having, or the drugs they take etc etc. Is there any truth to that?Is it true that you're likely to say anything during sedation dentistry?
Mostly rumor. You will be out of it and not saying very much if anything at all. Perhaps you are thinking of sodium pentothal (truth serum) that was used to question people. This also at one time was used as a general anesthetic but is rarely if ever used anymore.Is it true that you're likely to say anything during sedation dentistry?
Concur with Grandpa, you are unlikely to say much of anything. Most practicing dentists have a story or two from the old days, but these days the amount of sedation is so carefully calibrated to the patient that incidents are few and far between.





I suppose if you were really worried about it you could ask your dentist about it well in advance of the procedure. He or she would probably reassure you that it doesn't really happen. Then, if you were really really worried about it you could ask them to not talk about anything you might say. Most dentists and technicians would probably agree to an informal doctor/patient confidentiality agreement.
not much of anything, because the dentist will be working in ur mouth.

Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Is it true that Olive oil is good for your skin?

Is it true that Olive oil is good for your skin? I mean, washing your face with it? not directly of course, but in Greece for example, they sll Olive oil soap bars and I heard from many people that it is good for your skin...if that's true, then why? what can you benefit from it?


oh and does it make your skin stronger in any way?Is it true that Olive oil is good for your skin?
Olive oil is an antibiotic and antifungal. It can be alone used to treat thrush on nipple of breastfeeding moms to treat the infection and moisturize the skin. This is why it is used on soaps. All soap is made of fats and a chemical called Lye. In Greece the oil of the olive fruit is plentiful and so they use this to make their soaps. It also has some antioxidants that can aid in skin repair. Try it!Is it true that Olive oil is good for your skin?
Olive oil is great for your skin and health I use it in my food all the time.
Well, im not sure what exactly it does, but i think it works as a moistureizer for your skin. Olive oil in lots of stuff but i dont think u should wash ur self in oil..
Olive oil will moisterize Skin and Hair but takes very little esp on Hair . But you need to watch skin since it is a oil can clog pores and cause breakouts in sensitive skin and why better to use the soap-can buy at any Health Food Store actually NEEM Soap-also at health Food Store is better.It is very helpful to take a teaspoon of olive oil internally,just swallow daily for will make skin be great from the inside-nutrients in it absorbed into the bloodstream and then it may make skin stronger although genes are more involved in the density of skin than what you put on it.
Olive oil is great for your skin. My family is Italian and my mother and grandmothers use it all the time. Extra virgin is the best. It works as a moisturizer. Dump some in the palm of your hand and rub it straight on your skin. It absorbs fairly quickly and you will see great results. My great-great-grandmother never washed her hair. She used olive oil and would comb it through her hair every night. My great aunt said her head was as clean as a whistle! I've never tried it for that though!

Is it true that cockroaches can survive a nuclear war?

I heard that there are other creatures that are more likely to survive, but I'm curious. Are cockroaches really invulnerable against nuclear radiation? Why or why not?Is it true that cockroaches can survive a nuclear war?
Only one way to find out!





No seriously, they're only six to fifteen times more tolerant to radiation than humans. But they can survive without their head, so they have that going for them.





http://www.abc.net.au/science/articles/2鈥?/a>Is it true that cockroaches can survive a nuclear war?
Anything at Ground Zero will be killed. The farther from Ground Zero, the better chance of survival.


Cockroaches reproduce rapidly, so they could probably overcome the problem of radiation-induced mutations much more quickly than something that reproduces more slowly. Even if most of the cockroaches died, and most of the survivors' offspring died of lethal mutations, there would still be a lot of cockroaches produced. Also, this rapid rate of reproduction makes it possible for them to adapt more quickly to new environmental conditions.


In addition, many kinds of cockroaches are quite adaptable to new situations, not requiring a very specific and well-regulated habitat.


So, yes, cockroaches would probably survive a nuclear war. But not right in the vicinity of Ground Zero.
They cannot survive a nuclear blast. They do have a much higher tolerance for nuclear radiation than humans, they are not invulnerable to it. There tolerance comes because they have a simpler construction. I have never seen a roach survive decapitation. They may twitch a little longer than a human, but they still die.
not hey are not, but the theory goes like- they reproduce and evolve so quickly they could evolve into a cockroach that can survive... they can get used to living that way better then any other animal. you know?

Is it true that Oprah can consume anything?

I have heard many things about this myth but is there any truth in it I have seen her eat many things at an unbelievable amount of time but is it true. Are we safe?Is it true that Oprah can consume anything?
It is true that she can consume anything. One day, she saw a wrinkle on her face. So, she ate a full grown blue whale in hopes that the blubber would fill in the wrinkle.Is it true that Oprah can consume anything?
There's one thing she's not safe from... Tom Cruise!
Like a black hole. Not even light is safe. O_O
You're not safe
TACK OHS
lol. idk.

Is it true that wearing mascara everyday ruins your eyelashes?

I'm 15 and I wear mascara everyday to school, except on weekends unless I go out someplace. And someone told me that it's bad for my eyelashes. Is that true?Is it true that wearing mascara everyday ruins your eyelashes?
no, it doesn't hurt your lashes as long as you don't take it off before you go to bed at night or 'rub' it off





you don't want those cheap mascaras you buy at the drug store that can dry up your lashes, but when you remove your mascara, you should use BABY OIL because it will condition your lashes before bed and remove all the make up perfectly from your eye without rubbingIs it true that wearing mascara everyday ruins your eyelashes?
it dries them out and can make them brittle making it more likely for them to fall out, but thats not always the case. Dont put on more than two coats per day, make sure you wash it off at night, and maybe try a new mascara. try loreal bare naturale mascara.
hmm i never heard of that before! i don't really know. but if you use too much it's hard to get off and if you leave it on for like too long, then it could cause some problems
i'm not sure either.. but there are healthy mascaras out there. that are light, and contain no wax. there are also ones with conditioning
I'm not sure honestly. But I think it can make your eyelashes fall out sometimes and dries them out.

Is it true that if you were born after 1993 you have to be 18 to drive in massachusetts?

If not, how old do you have to be?Is it true that if you were born after 1993 you have to be 18 to drive in massachusetts?
16 and 1/2 if you have taken driver's ed.





They're trying to change it to 17 and 1/2.


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  • Is it true that light skin people from Barbados usually look down on darker skin people?

    I have heard 2 different people saying this, that light skin people from Barbados think they are superior than darker skin people.





    I just want to find out if this is true.





    I am light skin, so ''it is nothing personal'', i just want someone to confirm this rumour.Is it true that light skin people from Barbados usually look down on darker skin people?
    Yes, it might happen but it is more subtle. Sometimes not necessarily by the lighter-skinned people (although it might happen) but your same black brother/sister. it happens like Geo mentioned. For example when going into expensive establishments like our famous stores you will find that some (not all) the shop-assistants will ask the visitor (white) before they will ask the black one.





    They may also offer to assist the visitor as they believe that he/she will buy as oppose to someone who they think will only be looking. The blacker and dirtier you are will be worse because you will be tend to be looked down on more.





    The first thing that someone black will call another black brother is 'black'. They will say 'go from round me yah black ......'. I guess it is just cultural but nothing serious.





    It is getting better than how it uses to be years ago.Once upon a time you could not find a black person working in any department store or bank in Bridgetown. I guess some people believe that some people are more than others.





    We have had some white managers and tourists from other countries calling some people here '*******' but they can and have been charged.Is it true that light skin people from Barbados usually look down on darker skin people?
    From the time Barbados gained independance from slavery in 1832 and before there was racism and it did not end there...there is racism here in Barbados as well.





    The notion that lighter skin people look down on blacks is not a secrect in our society but I must say that all arent the same, and mind you there are also blacks who look down on light skin people...beliee it or not it is true.





    Have you ever heard about the eckey beckies?(dont know if i spelt that right). They are poor whites who mostly live in St.John. These poor whites are sometimes classed as people wjho are in the lower class of society...but they are white arent they?





    Basically yes thee is racism here but also everywhere and sometimes you would never know if a white person looks down on you because they may not show it.





    Hope I helped!





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    Its not a Barbados thing. I have seen the same thing happen in Trinidad. Its even weirder in Trinidad where in addition to the Afro-Trinidadian population there are also significant populations of Chinese, Syrian, Caucasian and Indian peoples and of course there are all the mixtures. People tend to get treated better depending on the lightness of skin color. Therefore you may see the often hilarious situation where a light colored indian person is being treated preferentially but is promptly dumped when an even lighter colored Caucasian steps into the picture. LOL.





    Vidia Naipaul once said he has never seen a society that can differentiate between so many shades of skin color.
    Simple answer to this......Racism is everywhere but i would say kinda..





    Lighter skin ppl *white* still get the preference here though.





    Example - My Ex girlfriend and I went to buy a burger from a certain burger person in town *that just sounds funny* Anyways, she lagged back and i walked up and stood there to keep the line. Boy was that pointless, She was about 10 seconds behind me and even though the women saw I there first she said ';Yes darling how can i help you?'; *to my g/f* So of course now i'm getting a bit annoyed so i said ';Can i have a burger plz?'; woman ignore me....now lace made the order for both of us and i calmly and patiently waited till she was finish and simply said ';You can keep your f***king burger we don't want it';





    Another example - If two people get in an argument and one is light skin and other person has darker skin....the light skin person gonna curse the darker person and mention how black he/she is.





    Here's a quote i like - ';Emancipate yourself from mental slavery, None but ourselves can free our minds'; - Sir Bob Marley
    yes it is true