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   yes in the long run, claiming that reinforcing skin through diet and overall lifestyle is better than creams
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   it's a false debate, it doesn't matter to be off the grid, what matter is minimizing our impact For example, with my lifestyle without a car, a fridge, A/C, hot water, heating, TV, €10/mo electricity, without most things
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   exact, the issue with smoking are all the smoke compounds, all more or less harmful for everyone not just the smoker, and the heat/friction/dryness in the throat of the smoker
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   sun effect is strong without a proper diet and outdoor activity. For example tomatoes are natural sun protection from the inside, much more efficient than creams & cosmetics. So it depends on the person lifestyle, you can't draw ge
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   Feet don't lie
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   depends, if you've a good skin, they actually won't grow so much
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   smoker → +20y visual age
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   what's more efficient is taking care of the skin from the inside (so with food - vegetable, outdoor activity, no sun cream needed, always good to protect the head though)
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   as a former sailor, lycra & noeprene were the way to go
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    Oh, cosmetics products lobby has downvoted me
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    What protects skin is more food and outdoor activity, for example tomatoes against sun burns, other vegetable as raw and ripe as possible, etc.. Cosmetic products are just business
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    I love insects, all of them, they all participate in pollination, there's no reason to have a so big focus on honey bees. Let alone that honey is not really optimal for us, we need fibers. So I'd rather have many various plants, f
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    This looks good for power, less for endurance (like hike/bike uphill), for a computer job we also need endurance, not big muscles, so I walk, sometimes run, climb trees and rocks, (forage figs), squat for hours (static), and surely no
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    Right,my case is light (I've always had a job, at least between major burnouts), and the injections were way too big for my weight. It was efficient as I was calm at that moment, I started reading books again, but I lost all my passion
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    I was diagnosed with schizophrenia, given some strong antipsychotics, it was a disaster I could barely talk or hand-write properly, gained 15kg. Fortunately I didn't listen the advices and stopped after 4 months, my therapy now is just
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    over 20 years I completely recognized a warming, and I'm doing my best (no car, minimal consumption/spending, CO2eq footprint about 5% of average person in Western Europe), not many people are doing this, but there are plently ben
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    like cigarettes, another dumb behavior of humans
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    Where are those persons saying that with global warming Antarctica would actually get cooler?
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    I assume I'm different, because it's hard to compare to the average when you have no car, no bed, no desk, no stainless/holeless clothes, no fridge, no TV, no dishes, no family, a remote job, foraging fruit as hobby, a weird
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    When I see people in their parked car, engine and A/C running, it's desparate to see such behaviors And for the 2 Australian tourists in the article, add "Avoid planes"
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    Can they use their energy for something useful for the environment rather?
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    non-plastic bottles
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    I'm not downvoting, but fish free food is higher in meat? "Succulent Chicken" Same problem, animal farming is disastrous for the environment https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pet_food and it concern a minori
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    20% of meat and fish https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pet_food
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    Don't have pets also (they eat 1/5th of worldwide fish production)
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    just a cave is good enough for vegetables, or somewhere ventilated and not under the sun
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    at the end of market* I meant, a bit similar, but better quality
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    I'm like you, just adding a bike (found in garbage), foraging (figs, medlars persimmons, oranges, lemons), collecting food at the end of garbage (lots of waste), no fridge, no hot water, no A/C or heating, €10/mo electricity
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    by 11235813213455 3y ago

    or make a food forest, permaculture, that's one of the rare non-destructive activities or minimize your impact, for example my footprint is about 1/20th of average, if more people lived like that, global warming wouldn't be a
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    possible, but there's something worse than war coming, environment destruction