Re: [CH] Health benefits of Peppers
MReese4943@aol.com
Sun, 27 Feb 2000 01:35:07 EST
In a message dated 02/26/2000 8:17:53 PM Pacific Standard Time,
PARKHURS@LEAVENWORTH.ARMY.MIL writes:
<< 1) I go out to get the paper barefoot the first time it snows.
2) I don't bundle up as soon as the temp drops below 50 F.
(That's around 10 for you, Doug). These 2 things help my
body get used to the fact that it is getting colder, and (I believe)
help ramp up the old immune system.
3) I don't get a flu shot. These are prepared way in advance
of the flu season and are a "best guess" at which one strain,
of the many out there, will hit big.
Scott... oh yeah, always follow the 10 second rule... KCK
>>
Okay, I can't do #1, it doesn't snow here. Well, it did once when I was in
10th grade, but that was a long time ago. Don't ask how long, cause I ain't
telling!
Below 50? Can you describe to me what that is? I put on my coat if it's
under 70. Okay, I admit to being a weather whimp!
I agree with you on #3. I've had the flu on the average of once every 10
years in my life. If you are gonna get it, you're gonna get it. If you're
not, why put antibodies in your blood stream that you don't need?
And, please 'splain, what's the 10 second rule? Did I miss something?
And, to bring this back to talk of peppers, I got a six pack of pepper plants
from HD today, called Super Chili. I figured they were worth a try, since
they said "hot". Has anyone heard of this one?
Marilyn