Can someone explain to me how the conversion chart works it says I need a total of 20 units I don't see 20 units on this list does that mean you need more than one bottle? What am I missing here? Sorry if this post is not allowed.
Edit: it's a math problem for me I am not good at math, I only understand in terms of ml and not units so all your calculative support has been great explaining it for me!!!!
Good morning everyone, I have a question: my husband may be in debt for €50,000 for an apartment he's lived in since 2016. In short, the apartment was rented by his grandparents, who lived there for over 50 years. He lived with them for at least 18 years. After the death of the last remaining grandparent, the condominium wanted him to vacate the apartment, but he stayed (he was receiving social security and never paid rent due to a legal dispute over his right to remain, and the condominium refused). Now, while he and I have moved, his name is still registered, and his sister lives in the apartment with her young son. She tried to legally take possession of the apartment, being a single mother receiving social security, but the condominium refused. We're now going to court over this, and the lawyer estimates he owes €50,000, but we also have debts in Canada (I'm Canadian) of almost €35,000. My question is: should we give him a loan of... €35,000 BEFORE the court hearing to pay off my debts in Canada so I can get his monthly limit under €1,200 a month, or can we just keep putting the money into my account, which is separate from his and we legally don't share assets on our marriage certificate, the house is in my name, almost all the bills are in my name (I don't work), the only thing in his name is our junk car and that apartment... FINALLY they threatened to foreclose on our car for an old €300 bill from a few months ago that we paid, but I have a feeling the government is testing the waters to see what they can take from him, he currently earns €1,800 a month which will be deducted from his salary if his spouse wins in court... what should we do?
Edit:
His grandfather lived in public housing legally for 50+ years
My husband lived with his grandfather for 18 years until he died
After the death my husband tried to have rights to take over the apartment since he had been living there also for almost 20 years with a legal address there registered at the city town
The casa popolare said no, my husband opened up a cause against this saying he had a right to live there
Casa popolare says he is an abusive and now owes the rent even though they wouldn't give him an agreement but he was a resident there for almost 20 years and a further 10 now without an agreement in his name
Hey everyone I need some tips and tricks on how I can stop night binges, I eat relatively healthy all day long, a sustainable 1600 calories with 220g carbs but lower protein for now 60g as I am trying to remove excess estrogen from my fat stores, I try to not keep unhealthy things around the house and I do indulge in little treats like a 45 calorie oatmeal bar that has a smidge of chocolate but I can't keep things around the house like peanut butter, bread, sugar, butter, cereal etc because I will just go wild and eat a whole tub of PB in one night or I'll make toast and put loads of butter slabs and sugar on it, cornflakes with added sugar etc my diet plan is to have an apple before bed, I used to have an apple and yogurt and cottage cheese but have cut out most dairy temporarily so my question is what the hell can I eat that is healthy and filling right before bed? Mind you I am over 300lbs so my stomach is permenantly stretched and has a lot of space at all times, I'm just so over the night binges derailing me, lastly not to mention I eat dinner at like 8pm that's usually very filling with fruit, yogurt, nuts, the cereal bar so WHY is it that 2 hours later I am blindly stuffing my face with anything that I can?