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Correct. and one of the leading causes is what I described.
by DANmode 1y ago
Correct.
and one of the leading causes is what I described.
- SketchySeaBeast 1y agoYou really have to unpack "detox inefficiency" because even a google search comes back with nothing.
- DANmode 1y agoWhen your normal lymphatic processes (and glymphatic processes) are slowed, or near-halted.
- criddell 1y agoIt might be worth using those words rather than detox inefficiency because the latter conjures thoughts of woo peddlers.
- DANmode 1y agoYes, it turns out toxins (environmental, die-off and waste of cells from infection, dietary, lifestyle) are important to everyone, not just vegans in Sandler movies.
- purple_turtle 1y agoCan you link any evidence supporting this claim?
- DANmode 1y agoBeyond the links in other comments?
- purple_turtle 1y agoNo, ones that would support your claim. And at least mention terms you used.
- DANmode 1y agoDo you not count depression as a mood disorder…?
- SketchySeaBeast 1y agoIs there a known correlation between lymphedema and depression?
- Modified3019 1y agoCalling it lymphatic impairment would be more straightforward.
- DANmode 1y agoLymphatic inefficiency, maybe. Impairment sounds too permanent, when this is often an intermittent, “on average” sort of issue - not a complete freeze.