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Inhaling any particulate seems like a pretty bad idea. I knew a Jamaican guy who thought people were silly for smoking it and said tea was the best. I have no o
by galangalalgol 9mo ago
Inhaling any particulate seems like a pretty bad idea. I knew a Jamaican guy who thought people were silly for smoking it and said tea was the best. I have no opinion, not my vice of choice.
- its_ubuntu 9mo ago[flagged]
- fao_ 9mo ago> There is no such thing as "gluten intolerance", for example [citation needed]. I have celiac disease and a wheat allergy, which presented at the age of 3 comorbidly. If I ingest gliadin, my immune cells take the gliadin, run a nice little check on it, and then raise holy hell and destroy my gut villae. If I come into contact with wheat, I get a histamine response. Even a bag of (organic, locally produced) wheat flour opened in the same room as me used to be enough to make my airways close up.
- its_ubuntu 9mo ago[flagged]
- idiotsecant 9mo ago[flagged]
- idiotsecant 9mo agoYou sound just delightful. A wonderful blend of ignorant and weird-but-not-in-the-good-way. Smoking anything is bad for you, including the thing you like. PM 2.5 contamination is enormously harmful, and it doesn't magically go away if it's weed.
- its_ubuntu 9mo ago[flagged]
- Hikikomori 9mo agoYou sound just like RFK Jr.
- its_ubuntu 9mo ago[dead]
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- wasabi991011 9mo ago> There is no such thing as "gluten intolerance", for example--there is only glyphosate intolerance. This is absurd if you know anyone with a gluten intolerance. They have an immune reaction to organic wheat (so no glyphosate) but not to any other non-organic non-gluten produce (like oats, chickpea flour, etc. which have glyphosate).
- its_ubuntu 9mo ago[dead]
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- its_ubuntu 9mo ago[dead]