Question 1

what is 'passively aggressive'?

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Behavioral pattern: See this site for information in this topic.
http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/passive-aggressive-behavior/an01563.

Question 2

how can a 'passively aggressive' individual be a danger to themselves or others?

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Repressed feelings: Sometimes holding your feelings in can lead to a bigger reaction than if you let it out little by little.

Question 3

the side of pantie line itches what is it?

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Itch: Pressure and warm sites tend to be susceptible areas for rash. Any rash can be itchy, although hives tend to be red, raised and mosquito-bite like rashes that are very itchy. Topical anti-itch cream is a start. If it doesn't resolve or spreads, see a doctor for a true diagnosis.

Question 4

how can i find out if i'm a passive smoker ?

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Passive Smoke: When others smoke around you, you are exposed to passive smoke.  Children are exposed the the passive smoke of their smoking parents.  If you smoke, you are actively exposing your body to the negative and harmful affects of smoking.

Question 5

what is sargenti paste?

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Let me explain: Developed in the 1940s and 1950s by angelo sargenti, d.M.D., a swiss dentist who died in 1999, and introduced in the U.S. At the 1958 ada meeting, the sargenti technique gained popularity in the 1970s. But it just as quickly became the object of complaints about its side effects, with patients claiming they suffered permanent jaw damage and developed osteomyelitis following root canal procedures

Question 6

where to get orabase paste?

Accepted Answer

Orabase: Orabase can be purchased at local pharmacies but not all may not have it. Orabase with kenalog (triamcinolone) would require a prescription from dentist or other health care provider.

Question 7

is collagen peptides safe to take ?

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: By WebMD: "When taken by mouth: Collagen peptides are possibly safe. Collagen peptides have been safely used in doses up to 10 grams daily for up to 5 months. Side effects are rare."

Question 8

can passive agressives be monogamous?

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Yes: They can be monogamous. They are at higher risk for being unfaithful though when compared to people who are not passive aggressive.

Question 9

does alcohol get broken down into peptides?

Accepted Answer

No: Peptides are relatively small strings of amino acids. Ethanol is a much simpler molecule

Question 10

what does a low c-peptide level mean for you?

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Depends: Depends upon how and why the c peptide level was measured. C peptide is simply a measure of your bodies output of insulin.  The "normal" amount of Insulin varies depending on a host of factors including meals, exercise, diurnal variation and medications.  If your blood sugar was low this might be a normal level.  If your blood sugar was high this may mean you have diabetes.

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