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 Botox Withstands Effects of Age, RecessionPosted on Dec 23, 2008
When the global economy takes a serious plunge (i.e., like right now), one would think that such frivolities as facial fillers and Botox would be the first to go from the regimens of even the most image-conscious among us. As it turns out, that’s not the case—at least not yet. Apparently, some personal investments are more resilient to stock market declines than others.
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By Botox Melbourne Australia, March 10, 2011 at 8:57 am Link to this comment
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By Botox Melbourne Australia, March 10, 2011 at 8:52 am Link to this comment
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The problem is, Botox, chemical peels, and fillers are temporary quick fixes, expensive and not without risk. Botox is delivered in tiny, non-lethal doses of botulinum toxin, which interferes with nerve function for months at a time. In the end, it could very well cause permanent nerve damage.
Report thisBy Blackspeare, December 26, 2008 at 1:58 pm Link to this comment
Anarcissie…
Bulimia is no fun especially for others and besides you’re making fun! And Bulimia doesn’t help those people already overweight. I do know they are working on genetically altered tapeworms that will present less of a health hazard. Can you imagine being able to lose weight without the need to diet——how much is that worth?——the overall benefits are limitless.
Report thisBy Anarcissie, December 26, 2008 at 9:08 am Link to this comment
Parasites are good, but the more decadent Romans had an even simpler, cheaper method: they learned how to vomit at will.
Report thisBy Blackspeare, December 25, 2008 at 5:53 pm Link to this comment
This post may not be appropriate here, but since Egypt and extreme dieting were mentioned I feel I have a segue. I predict that in 2009 we will see a medical procedure resurrected from the days of the pharaohs that will help people lose weight no matter how much they eat! And that procedure is the therapeutic introduction of a suitable tapeworm into the human body. People unable to lose weight through dieting or exercise or some other complication will now be able to lose weight as if by magic. Of course the tape worm is competing for nutrients so the individual will have to take much supplements to compensate, but the weight will come off nonetheless. When the weight loss is complete the tape worm is destroyed and the person will now have a chance to change their eating habits. If not then another tapeworm can be introduced.
Report thisBy Anarcissie, December 25, 2008 at 11:29 am Link to this comment
Possibly the ability to control one’s bodily appearance is reassuring in a world otherwise outside of control. Similar motives are thought to be behind body mods like
piercing and tattooing, and extreme dieting.
If so, I say, in the words of the song, “Whatever gets you through the night.”
Report thisBy skulz fontaine, December 25, 2008 at 9:51 am Link to this comment
Tis the season to “look marvelous.” All the rest is denial and that’s not some river in Egypt.
Report thisBy Blackspeare, December 24, 2008 at 3:40 pm Link to this comment
Like they say in LA, “Come for the silicone, stay for the botox.”
Report thisBy davidperi, December 24, 2008 at 12:30 am Link to this comment
Okay, keep up the illusion that you are young and will be young-looking until you are 6 feet under. Most people that live under this illusion are still bitter, angry and frustrated right up to the end.
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