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Yes, it’s no longer good advice to checks notes consider switching up environment or diet/things you’re ingesting, if you’re generating excess goo known for

by DANmode 6mo ago

Yes, it’s no longer good advice to checks notes consider switching up environment or diet/things you’re ingesting, if you’re generating excess goo known for waste-carrying, and protection from environmental debris... Are you serious? Feel free to struggle until a peer-reviewed study gives you permission not to, but don’t be surprised if others continue making basic observations and improvements for themselves.

sevg 6mo ago
I didn’t refute a link between environmental factors and ear wax production. Nor did I say improving diet isn’t a good thing in general. But changing your diet won’t help with ear wax. And cotton swabs are a bad idea. You seem upset; this is just a discussion on an internet forum. It’s ok for people to have different opinions and share them in a thread :)
- DANmode 6mo ago
  You changing YOUR diet may not help your earwax. Changing mine does - and I can reliably show it - and I’m what was asked about. Also, cotton-swabs or a tissue aren’t a bad idea (again, anecdotally for me - what was asked about) unless one has build-up, and/or the ear opening has become smaller as a protective measure, ensuring one rifles the gunk in from the walls, instead of going past it in the center, and then pulling out and around the walls. Most have ear-openings too-tight to even know what I’m referring to. Anyway, not upset, just steadfast that words matter. and that individuals don’t need the permission of peer-reviewed studies (or you!) to make basic improvements in their lives.
  - sevg 6mo ago
    Just because someone has perceived that doing X leads to Y doesn’t mean there’s causation. Easy and common mistake to make though. Anyway, I’m not trying to convince you of anything. My comment was aimed at other readers; further discussion between us won’t be necessary. Good day! :)
    - DANmode 6mo ago
      Like I said, wait your whole life for permission of peer-reviewed mass studies to make basic adjustments. Some people can do better.

by DANmode 6mo ago

sevg 6mo ago

I didn’t refute a link between environmental factors and ear wax production. Nor did I say improving diet isn’t a good thing in general. But changing your diet won’t help with ear wax. And cotton swabs are a bad idea. You seem upset; this is just a discussion on an internet forum. It’s ok for people to have different opinions and share them in a thread :)

DANmode 6mo ago
You changing YOUR diet may not help your earwax. Changing mine does - and I can reliably show it - and I’m what was asked about. Also, cotton-swabs or a tissue aren’t a bad idea (again, anecdotally for me - what was asked about) unless one has build-up, and/or the ear opening has become smaller as a protective measure, ensuring one rifles the gunk in from the walls, instead of going past it in the center, and then pulling out and around the walls. Most have ear-openings too-tight to even know what I’m referring to. Anyway, not upset, just steadfast that words matter. and that individuals don’t need the permission of peer-reviewed studies (or you!) to make basic improvements in their lives.
- sevg 6mo ago
  Just because someone has perceived that doing X leads to Y doesn’t mean there’s causation. Easy and common mistake to make though. Anyway, I’m not trying to convince you of anything. My comment was aimed at other readers; further discussion between us won’t be necessary. Good day! :)
  - DANmode 6mo ago
    Like I said, wait your whole life for permission of peer-reviewed mass studies to make basic adjustments. Some people can do better.