L490 is printed on a blue pill called Naproxen. A painkiller.
I'd be curious to know if this song had any association to the drug.
With this in mind, it had an interesting connotation.
Naproxen is pretty benign as a nonsteroidal antiinflammatory (NSAID). It's like motrin in that it reduces inflammation, so it's not strong acting on your central nervous system like say morphine or anesthesia. It's not for everyone; because it's made with sodium I don't recommend it to my patients w/high blood pressure. I usually see it prescribed to people with sports or work related muscular injuries that didn't respond to motrin and still have soft tissue inflammation.
Naproxen is pretty benign as a nonsteroidal antiinflammatory (NSAID). It's like motrin in that it reduces inflammation, so it's not strong acting on your central nervous system like say morphine or anesthesia. It's not for everyone; because it's made with sodium I don't recommend it to my patients w/high blood pressure. I usually see it prescribed to people with sports or work related muscular injuries that didn't respond to motrin and still have soft tissue inflammation.
I'm a fan of 30STM and I'll say the song is pretty cool. Buddhism and Tibetan Monks are for those seeking the softer,...
I'm a fan of 30STM and I'll say the song is pretty cool. Buddhism and Tibetan Monks are for those seeking the softer, more universally connected side of religion. On a musical track, out of context, one might think the chanting is a demon choir. Walking a mountain in Nepal and hearing the same chanting, you'd probably tingle and feel more alive. And that's what Naproxen does. Alleviates the inflammation so your nerves feel less cramped and can do things like make you tingle or move more freely. I climbed Mount Fuji in Japan and no s*** there were monks at the top of the volcano. It was pretty high up. I needed canned oxygen just to make it to the top, otherwise my muscles wouldn't move very much. It was the difference between baby steps and big boulder climbs. You can ask them to pray for a certain person or situation. To think of these monks out there, praying for the world, alleviating the world's oppression (inflammation) with just the power of mind (central nervous system). Get it?
If you ever get the chance to check out something like that, to climb a mountain and hang with monks, do it. It's cooler than s***.
L490 is printed on a blue pill called Naproxen. A painkiller. I'd be curious to know if this song had any association to the drug. With this in mind, it had an interesting connotation.
Naproxen is the prescription form of Aleve (OTC), I have been using Naproxen for 8 years now and it never "aleves" my pain...hehe
Naproxen is the prescription form of Aleve (OTC), I have been using Naproxen for 8 years now and it never "aleves" my pain...hehe
Naproxen is pretty benign as a nonsteroidal antiinflammatory (NSAID). It's like motrin in that it reduces inflammation, so it's not strong acting on your central nervous system like say morphine or anesthesia. It's not for everyone; because it's made with sodium I don't recommend it to my patients w/high blood pressure. I usually see it prescribed to people with sports or work related muscular injuries that didn't respond to motrin and still have soft tissue inflammation.
Naproxen is pretty benign as a nonsteroidal antiinflammatory (NSAID). It's like motrin in that it reduces inflammation, so it's not strong acting on your central nervous system like say morphine or anesthesia. It's not for everyone; because it's made with sodium I don't recommend it to my patients w/high blood pressure. I usually see it prescribed to people with sports or work related muscular injuries that didn't respond to motrin and still have soft tissue inflammation.
I'm a fan of 30STM and I'll say the song is pretty cool. Buddhism and Tibetan Monks are for those seeking the softer,...
I'm a fan of 30STM and I'll say the song is pretty cool. Buddhism and Tibetan Monks are for those seeking the softer, more universally connected side of religion. On a musical track, out of context, one might think the chanting is a demon choir. Walking a mountain in Nepal and hearing the same chanting, you'd probably tingle and feel more alive. And that's what Naproxen does. Alleviates the inflammation so your nerves feel less cramped and can do things like make you tingle or move more freely. I climbed Mount Fuji in Japan and no s*** there were monks at the top of the volcano. It was pretty high up. I needed canned oxygen just to make it to the top, otherwise my muscles wouldn't move very much. It was the difference between baby steps and big boulder climbs. You can ask them to pray for a certain person or situation. To think of these monks out there, praying for the world, alleviating the world's oppression (inflammation) with just the power of mind (central nervous system). Get it?
If you ever get the chance to check out something like that, to climb a mountain and hang with monks, do it. It's cooler than s***.