Whole eggs or boiled?

[*The_West*]

Im really stuck on what im going to do, im going into my last year of high school this year than its college. Im either going to go for business,dietetics, or exercise science.
Right now im into bodybuilding, im planning on competing some time in the next couple years, although im no where near ready for that.

so decision time is rapidly approaching? if it were me, i would go with what i enjoy doing. a job is a job, money is all good but if that is the only reason you do it it will end up making you miserable.
besides, imo, you are far more likely to succeed in what you do if you are genuinely interested in it.

 

[allstar5461]

I know, Im interested in all 3 so it is a very very tough decision. Well i just have to narrow it down to 2 out of those 3 because I will major in one field and than minor in the other.

 

[*The_West*]

well good luck in whatever you choose to do.

 

[allstar5461]

Thank you! How old are you?

 

[*The_West*]

21 mate. been qualified as a paramedic for a few months.

 

[allstar5461]

ah nice, how do you like being a paramedic?

 

[*The_West*]

f**king love it. so much. i have alwasy been the kind of person that has to keep busy, i couldnt deal with sitting infront of a pc all day. and i have always been fascinated by anatomy and physiology, the human body, medicine etc. couple that with the fact that i love adventure and am a bit of an adrenaline junkie, and it really is the perfect job for me.
im not sure if you know this, but is it true that in the states you train as a paramedic and fighfighter combined?

 

[allstar5461]

I dont think that is true to a certain extent it might be though, because fire fighters have EMTs not sure what that stand for but its like a paramedic

 

[*The_West*]

emergency medical technician i presume.

 

[beefybull]

Eating raw eggs isnt as beneficial as eating a cooked egg.

Raw eggs contain a protein that interferes with your body's absorption of Biotin, which is needed for healthy hair & skin.

Liquid egg whites that have been pasteurized are available as an alternative to 'raw' eggs.