Don't you dare tell me something is broken about me because I don't fit in your world view.

I'm perfect how I am.

There will be a reckoning where this will all get sorted. I hope it goes well for you.

Western society doesn't allow for that. There is always a victim to be found.

This isn't a discussion about chromosome variables, this is a discussion of your documents matching your chromosomes and neither are dynamic.

I thought that gender and sex were different. One is dynamic and one doesn't change. From a legal sense one should be as they are chromosomal.

No, paying interest is not the point. Paying the balance due after it's been billed is the advice.

You should consider charging up to 50% and then letting that balance be billed, then pay that off. That shows good credit usage.

If you need more credit than that 50% then ask for more credit.

Paying it off weekly does absolutely nothing for you.

I guess I assumed it was every HDHP because every HDHP I've had, on/off spanning 23 years of working, has made the contribution.

The wording in my insurance documents say, specifically, "the plan will contribute....." so I just made the reasonable conclusion that the insurance plan is making these contributions and that they wouldn't be doing it unless required to do so.

Fuck me, right?

>A sample size of one used as the basis to tell everyone else they're wrong is asinine.

You're doing the same thing. You say you've never seen it so I'm wrong.

All I know is that it's been included in the plan documents of every HDHP I've ever had. Twice with Aetna/Payflex, I've had to call and bitch about not receiving it.

Then I got it.

From the plan.

Literally every HDHP I've ever had and I've had them since they were available, has made the contribution.

It's in every HDHP.

I had to fight for it a couple of different years, but it's a required thing for an HDHP.

You're leaving out the $1200 that the plan pays into your HSA that's free money. You can also contribute more if you want, invest that money and let it grow tax free. A young person with generally good health, the hdhp programs are a great deal.

If you get the hdhp, look into using Lively as your HSA manager. They are great!

I didn't claim it leaves a totally clean area behind. Getting rid of most of the material is the whole point.

The material I'm wanting to remove is the very material responsible for causing me to be sick. That material floating around, carrying viral packets to non-infected cells, is precisely what I hope to happen.

Also, I'm under the impression that the Alkalol has some ingredients that could play a part in being soap like to the sinuses. Been using it for years, and it hasn't made things worse yet.

I think so. Getting the virus flushed out of your head is an important and critical step towards getting free of any mucosal viral infection.

Been using my nedipot and Alakolol and I've not been sick in a few years. Seems to work really really well.

This and other studies like it confirm what I'm seeing in my own lab.

Regular physical activity makes literally every person more healthy and better prepared to fight any disease.