“Vegetarians are still contributing to the torture and murder of millions of animals in the egg and dairy industries, so for them to attempt an ethical argument against meat eaters doesn’t make sense. It’s when people try to make vegetarians feel bad and stuff, when they say stuff like “There are still animals killed in combines that harvest grains, so don’t think that you’re making a difference in this world”Īnd then people say stuff like this. On another unrelated note, I have something that’s been really disturbing me. I have gotten foot cramps before, like if I bend my foot the wrong way, it starts to put a lot of strain on it. Link of the Day: Starbucks-Inspired Cookie Dough Lattes And banana milkshakes… milkshakes make everything better. I swear, it works! Another thing that works is standing on a cold floor until the pain goes away.
#OREO MILKSNAKE HOW TO#
Question of the Day: Have you ever gotten nighttime leg cramps?ĭo you have any tricks on how to get rid of them? If you ever do get them, you really should try the soap thing. Also add 1/8 tsp salt and 1-2 tbsp sweetener of choice. (Banana-free version: omit banana and use 1/2 cup Mori-Nu tofu or Thai coconut meat. Pour into a glass, top with Vegan Cool Whip if desired, and serve. Add the cookies, and pulse quickly until broken up.
#OREO MILKSNAKE FULL#
This cookies & cream Oreo milkshake is full of potassium, as well as calcium, Vitamin C, and fiber. The leg cramps did go away, but I’m not sure if I can thank all the extra bananas… I adopted the peanut butter and banana sandwich as my new favorite lunch and made different flavors of banana milkshakes each night. Eat extra bananas for potassium… to the really weird: Sleep with a bar of soap at the bottom of the bed. Upon asking around, I was surprised to find out just how many of my friends (both athletes and non-athletes) had also experienced these nighttime leg cramps at some point in their lives.Įveryone wanted to give advice, which ranged from the commonplace: Drink Gatorade to replace electrolytes. When I was playing soccer back in high school, I’d sometimes wake up with really bad leg cramps during the night, most likely thanks to a rigorous training schedule that included two-hour practices each day after class and a bike ride home because I didn’t have a car.
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