Cougher

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by Cougher 7y ago
It does, and it can also lower thyroid function. I wound up on thyroid replacement hormone because I was drinking too much soy milk. Much of the soy processing is problematic if you're trying to avoid industrialized foods. There are a
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by Cougher 7y ago
"Turn to Christ in prayer" I don't know that talking to someone who doesn't answer back is a very good help for loneliness.
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by Cougher 7y ago
You were injured EVERY time you lifted without stretching? Sorry to be blunt, but I don't believe you. You were injured when you were younger and didn't stretch. That's two veriables, not one. If you actually injured yourself
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by Cougher 7y ago
"I'm speaking specifically about the age." Yes. You specifically said that a 60 year old building is not old enough to inspire awe. And I rightfully replied that that is nonsense. My statement was obviously not obvious to you
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by Cougher 7y ago
I prefer neither. That's my point: one of the beauties of exercise is that there are so many ways to approach it. One of the most important keys to a sustainable exercise program is tailoring it to what works for the person doing it, n
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by Cougher 7y ago
Exercise can be extremely beneficial. It can even be a diversion away from the pain of social isolation. I don't understand the odd stipulation of starting every gym session in any particular way.
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by Cougher 7y ago
I'm totally fine with using public funding for projects that have lasting social good.
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by Cougher 7y ago
"is certainly not" What do you base your certainty on? It's certainly not fact. "I doubt there is any activity that can accelerate the rate of decline apart from the things we put in our bodies (food & drugs)."
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by Cougher 7y ago
"I disagree; I think it IS their business. Healthier employees cost less to insure, and health insurance is a large cost of employing people." Health information is private for very good reasons. Employers who don't understan
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by Cougher 7y ago
And decades ago, people who ate "too much" saturated fat would have been penalized while people who replaced it with hydrogenated oils would have paid less while ultimately costing much more. All these years later, we now know tha
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by Cougher 7y ago
Do they test for Ambien use?
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by Cougher 7y ago
It's almost like there are people who have developed an ability to trick people into doing things that they wouldn't normally do via some sort of plan of deception. But we know that can't possibly be true. https://
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by Cougher 7y ago
"A 1960s building is old, but 80 years isn't really enough to inspire awe;" That's absolutely untrue. Plenty of buildings inspire awe immediately upon completion and plenty of them have gone through their entire life-cyc
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by Cougher 7y ago
I don't know that I've encountered such a flagrant display of naivete from someone who actually has an education/proficiency in a profession, who is also apparently well-read enough to engage in such a process. It demonstrate
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by Cougher 7y ago
If it's in America, it isn't a matter of not being able to afford it; we choose not to, instead prefering to waste it on military spending. Our country really could be great again if we chose to stop that madness.
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by Cougher 7y ago
"Equivalent of a 1960s building being knocked down today." I feel like you refuted your first sentence with this!
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by Cougher 7y ago
Dyerism confirmed.
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by Cougher 7y ago
"5. Majority of people still don't care about privacy." "The majority of people don't draw the privacy line where I draw it, therefore they don't value privacy at all."
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by Cougher 7y ago
This is bordering on Wayne Dyer-level platitudism.
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by Cougher 7y ago
Fear is an extremely useful parenting tool for parents who are entirely clueless about effective communication.
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by Cougher 7y ago
To each his own, but I would absolutely not do this. If I were to try to teach my kids car maintenance, I'm not going to insist that they learn to adjust the points under a distributor cap.
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by Cougher 7y ago
That's very much like my experience: I went from 225 to 165 over 10 years ago. After I reached my goal, I figured I was done and I went back to my old ways and put on 40 pounds. I lost that and I've kept it off by just eating less
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by Cougher 7y ago
Congratulations on that choice! I lost 60 pounds over 10 years ago and it was the first step to completely transforming my life!
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by Cougher 7y ago
"For shampoo, I'd recommend going with a solid bar. They're hard to find outside of health food stores and the like . . ." They're not hard to find at all. They're called "soap". It's as easy to
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by Cougher 7y ago
The fact that we don't yet know the ramifications, if any, doesn't mean that it isn't a potential problem. This is true for the complex chemical soup that is our bloodstream these days, making any sort of inferences to specif
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by Cougher 7y ago
I wonder how many of those replacements would have been unnecessary with obesity-preventing lifestyle changes. "What's more, the demand for [total knee replacement] surgery seems to parallel the rise in overweight and obesity in A
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by Cougher 7y ago
"Do you really believe that people would "cut" legal marijuana with "dangerous chemicals" and sell it from their dispensary?" He specifically said, "black market products". "This barely ever happ
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by Cougher 7y ago
I agree that reviewing the statistical methods before judging the soundness of the conclusions is a good idea, I disagree that being published in a reputable peer-reviewed journal is sufficient validation for many well-known reasons and oth
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by Cougher 7y ago
"That tempers all associated concerns." Until you compare the number of sufferers as a percentage of users, there is no tempering of concerns here.
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by Cougher 7y ago
"Proponents of legalization should be arguing . . ." . . . in a way that convinces me, not other people. That's not how changing minds works.

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