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Looks to be basically identical to the 2023, with a pOLED screen instead.

Anyone who had the 2023 tolerate the 2024 well?

Looks to be basically identical to the 2023, with a pOLED screen instead.

Anyone who had the 2023 tolerate the 2024 well?

Anyone here purchase the G Stylus 5G 2023 due to screen/PWM sensitivities? If so, what did you replace it with?

I have the G stylus 5G 2023 but I think the battery has gone slightly puffy, or at least I don't remember the part of the back below the camera bump sticking out a mm or two when it was new. It's very hard to capture in a photo.

I tolerate the screen well as long as I change some of the settings.

I noticed the newer models use OLED, so I'm not sure about those. I haven't tested an OLED screen for a very long time.

I don't use my phone much, so hoping to keep it to $200-300ish. Would like Full HD+ res screen and loudish audio speaker. Mostly use it to video chat, text, email, watch videos via youtube desktop site and ublock origin or Netflix, listen to music, phone calls.

I have the G stylus 5G 2023 but I think the battery has gone slightly puffy, or at least I don't remember the part of the back below the camera bump sticking out a mm or two when it was new.

I tolerate the screen well as long as I change some of the settings.

I noticed the newer models use OLED, so I'm not sure about those. I haven't tested an OLED screen for a very long time.

I don't use my phone much, so hoping to keep it to $200-300ish. Would like Full HD+ res screen and loudish audio speaker

Mediatek processor is a no go, sadly.

I have the G stylus 5G 2023 but I think the battery has gone slightly puffy, or at least I don't remember the part of the back below the camera bump sticking out a mm or two when it was new.

I tolerate the screen well as long as I change some of the settings.

I noticed the newer models use OLED, so I'm not sure about those. I haven't tested an OLED screen for a very long time.

I don't use my phone much, so hoping to keep it to $200-300ish. Would like Full HD+ res screen and loudish audio speaker

Mediatek processor is a no go, sadly.

I picked mine up today for the first time in months (I hardly use it because of chronic illness) and it's very slightly (1-2mm) thicker across the whole width starting at the height of the bottom of the camera bump

I assume this means that the battery has gone slightly puffy?

It's extremely subtle

Anyone gone through this? Normal or should I start considering other options?

This way you can get an idea for what general ratio to use.

Obviously it's not the tastiest route, but just for figuring a new electrolyte out, it can be helpful.

Don't make it too concentrated of course, you don't want to upset your stomach, and don't drink it without also drinking plain water.

I have an incision with a 2 week follow up recently. They said it is healing well. They said to apply Aquaphor, but in case it doesn't work out, was wondering what others might have tried that worked ok.

I asked if any food-safe oil that I knew I could tolerate would work, and they said it'd be OK, but that the combo of lanolin and petrolatum is what makes the Aquaphor work well.

I dumped some electrolytes in some water, took a few swigs, and forgot about it for a week next to my bed.

Think the water is still safe to drink? I didn't think it would be an issue, but I noticed a similar liquid product from the same company uses an antibacterial preservative...

Hi-Lyte unflavored quick stick K1000 Ingredients: Calcium (calcium lactate), Magnesium (magnesium citrate). Chloride (sea salt), Sodium (sea salt), Potassium (potassium citrate), Trace Mineral Complex

Calcium (from Calcium Lactate) 75 mg Magnesium (from Magnesium Citrate) 120 mg Chloride (from Sea Salt) Sodium (from Sea Salt) 15 mg 10 mg Potassium (from Potassium Citrate) 1,000 mg Trace Mineral Complex 100 mg

I've noticed that I have an extremely hard time sitting still and just eating unless I am distracted. In childhood it was by books, so I could avoid interacting with an abusive parent.

In adulthood it's usually web browsing or youtube videos or shows.

This has resulted in a lot of undigested food.

Anyone have experience with this? Any useful information for helping with this?

I just tried a tiny bit of unfiltered, with the lignans. There was immediate burning/dull/sharp pain increase in my typical chronic pain areas.

It comes and goes depending on how I'm meditating/breathing.

Were you ever able to begin tolerating it? Was there a difference between filtered and unfiltered?

If you can't figure out why fish oil or other omega 3 products are triggering symptoms, check the other ingredients. Most manufacturers use some kind of antioxidant to prevent rancidity. Many of them use citrus extracts/oils. Some use 'mixed tocopherols (vit E)', some use rosemary extract, etc.

Took me a long time to figure out why fish oil was giving me panic attacks, and it's the citrus. Haven't worked up the gumption to trial other options.

I did find a combined flax and algal oil supplement that is simply those two ingredients, so I'll give that a go.

I was wondering if people might be willing to help out to make a simple list.

I know this information is broadly available on the web but I don't get much chance to use a computer due to severe fatigue, so help would be really appreciated.

Here's what I know off the top of my head:

Kidney channel, 足少阴肾经 | Zú Shào Yīn Shèn Jīng, KI, KD

Liver channel, 肝經 | Zú Jué Yīn Gān Jīng, LV, LR

I have other chronic illness that makes car rides longer than 5-10 minutes incapacitating (Post-exertional malaise; extreme pain, nausea, dizziness, muscle tightness and flu-like aches, etc)

Any tips for finding short term rentals near a radiation treatment center? I'll be going every weekday for 7 weeks.

Or do some have more or less? I saw one said 55 mg sodium per piece, but I have no idea how much one piece weighs

Or is it not safe to keep unrefrigerated? I can only find information about 18% salt or higher

I can't eat most carbohydrates or vegetable oils, so finding salty snacks is difficult.

So far the best I can come up with is umeboshi