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5y ago
Given that 68% of people in the US are deficient from the other electrolyte, magnesium, I maintain that potassium deficiency is rare(r), and certainly is scarier to supplement that Mg is. https://www.lifeextension.com/magazi
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5y ago
I guess it's a reference to https://youtube.com/watch?v=BpsMkLaEiOY Also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9048110
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Getting rid of the need for the usecase Linux distribution
(blogs.gnome.org)
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5y ago
A huge amount of people have him as their 30th-something great grandfather. Somewhere in the ballpark of (average # children that grow to adult age per family) ^ 31
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5y ago
It certainly did for me + IBS goes away after just a week on it. Gas is passed once a week, if at all. It's hard to argue that my gut is extremely happy when eating an extremely restricted diet. Digestion is a non event. And no, you do
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5y ago
Healthier than what? "Healthy" doesn't exist in a vacuum. Fat is healthy in a vacuum, fat with a carb heavy diet causes metabolic syndrome. Fruit is healthy in a vacuum, but anything containing fructose, fibre or not, isn
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5y ago
The issue with talking nutrition with people is that they think one size fits all and that the body and its digestion is a simple machine we have fully understood. Like you are preaching that meat gives too much iron and is bad, while in my
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5y ago
Potassium deficiency is very rare, and causes arrythmias and other electrical problems just like ingesting too much of it. I think you mean magnesium, whose deficiency is widespread and it is though to be caused by depletion of it in the so
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5y ago
The vast majority of nutritional studies are based on epidemiology and pretty much useless. Since diet is so hard to control for, it looks at aspects of the diet of a group of people and tries to determine which variable are correlated with
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5y ago
I've updated my comment with reddit resources. Read on the science as well, learn about it. It would be hard for me not to be in a caloric deficit. Meat and fat are incredibly filling, and once your body switches to ketone bodies and t
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5y ago
3/4 of what I eat is organic, pasture-raised beef, pork and lamb from family owned farms, the rest is meat from supermarkets just because it's cheaper and sustainable meat is hard on the wallet. I hate cooking, I hate having to do
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5y ago
I eat some, but very little. 99% of my calories comes from animal foods. I do not think they are _unhealthy_, but there are some benefits in restricting them in some cases. In mine, cures _my_ digestive and mood issues. One is caused by wha
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5y ago
Now we need two decades before all the studies of the past 10 years are common knowledge and I can buy full fat yogurt in my corner store, but right now it's only stocking reduced fat ones with added sugar, because some pillock in the
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5y ago
I'm on carnivore, and although fruits are no-no (for me at least), in my own research they're better than grains and other vegetables. Unlike leafy vegetables, most fruits are evolved to be eaten by animals, and have the seeds poo
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5y ago
Then the crows will learn to distribute free cigarettes hoping people will pick up smoking and throw empty butts on the street. See the Cobra effect: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perverse_incentive
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5y ago
I've used Windows 10 on a 4K monitor at 200% for a couple years and I didn't have any issue. macOS' scaling works best, but Windows has been HiDPI ready for a while, and only a small handful of old apps need you to enable the
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5y ago
I have ADHD and for me note taking has always been a novelty; like todo lists. I get excited about it, I forget about it the next day. Most days I kept thinking "I should write this down", and then didn't. But now that I am _
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5y ago
AdMob indeed. It does what it says on the tin.
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5y ago
> hard to follow because of the high fat It really isn't, it's just a matter of adapting your taste buds. If you're used to fries and muffins daily, yeah it can be hard, but as someone from Southern Europe used to snacking
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5y ago
Plenty of studies on ketogenic diets on rats are based on adding an incredible amount of fat on top of carbohydrate heavy and call it ketogenic. /r/ketoscience has these crappy studies posted and debunked daily. Serious research o
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5y ago
> Very-low-carbohydrate diets may lack vitamins, minerals, fiber, and phytochemicals found in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains What a load of bollocks. What vitamins and minerals are lacking in meat? Only one, vitamin C, and there is
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> Also, are you eating much insect protein yourself or are you more hoping other people will do it one day? The latter. The only insect protein I can find for human consumption is far more expensive than the pasture-raised organic meat I
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5y ago
And the taste of Coke Zero over both, in my case.
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5y ago
If the goal is reduction, the target is total reduction, no? Going vegetarian and consuming eggs and cheese still makes use of these darned animals that keep polluting our atmosphere. The suggestion of vegan diet is implied in this context.
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5y ago
> Moreover, the food we "evolved to thrive on," was likely primarily nuts, seeds, fruits, insects, rodents, and occasionally larger animals like antelope (which would have been eaten nose-to-tail), not fatty steaks from domesti
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5y ago
And considerably smaller carbon footprint than industrial emission and cars. The vegetables and grains grown 5000 miles away are being brought via land and sea thanks to petrol right to the vegan store one goes to shop at with their SUV. Bu
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5y ago
Sorry for being unable to sympathise with these developers but: if you want to make money out of it, make your users pay for it. How is this rocket science? It's not even incompatible with the principle of open source. One thing is add
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Easy Anti-Cheat gets much simpler for Proton and Steam Deck
(gamingonlinux.com)
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Do not try and initiate a flame war on a totally innocent thread. It is not appreciated and against the site guidelines. Move along. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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5y ago
Yes, far too many monospace fonts are too wide on the x dimension, while Iosevka is one of the few that has a slightly condensed look to it. Pragmata Pro is another one.
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