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Hijacking this thread to post some of my blog articles on nutrition/health. It's a topic I'm deeply concerned about. I frequently run into young people with th
by kaiwenwang 2y ago
Hijacking this thread to post some of my blog articles on nutrition/health. It's a topic I'm deeply concerned about.
I frequently run into young people with thin hair, girls with endometriosis, and a bunch of stuff people should not be having at this age.
https://kaiwenwang.com/writing/category/health https://kaiwenwang.com/writing/category/health
I'd like to think my perception is insightful or at least novel on a variety of topics: exercise, pufas, vitamin A, indicators of health, plants don't want to be eaten, national food systems, rabbit teeth, glasses, and foldy ears.
- stavros 2y agoThe post about ears being an indicator of intelligence (and maybe propensity for crime?) is phrenology-level hysterical.
- dennis_jeeves2 2y ago>I'd like to think my perception is insightful or at least novel on a variety If you read/listened a lot, ( I'll try and define that more concretely if you wish as to what is a 'lot') almost none of what you mentioned above is novel or insightful to me. It certainly might be novel/insightful to an average person out there, but they really don't care. p.s 1 - let me look closely at your writing, An insight is something, but a cure is something else altogether. If you dig around my webpages, you might find something that may interest you including a link to pages on health on github. p.s 2 - quickly skimmed (so do hold not me responsible if I missed something) though the autoimmunity page and saw Vitamin D mentioned. A fellow by name (Prof) Trevor Marshall has a very different take on Vitamin D. Summary: it good for some people in the short run. but nearly always bad for most people in the long run. It certainly is not the simple hyper-vitaminosis theory.