MDS100

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by MDS100 14y ago
No it has been tested. It's only placebo.
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by MDS100 14y ago
I second SBM.
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by MDS100 14y ago
Meh, observational data sucks. And the cohort studies (with treatments) don't seem to have been compared with a control group. Just before/after. Way more important to be lean and active.
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by MDS100 14y ago
How exactly?
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by MDS100 14y ago
@Newsletter subscriber: Also some other very common quack sign: > Overly focused on nutrition and supplements for healing all kinds of maladies. > Toxins everywhere > Fear mongering Seems very much you are wasting your 7$: http
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by MDS100 14y ago
Yes. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17413101 http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1989409 http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1734671 http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8968851 Also: http://ajcn.nutrition.org/content/79/5/899S.lon
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by MDS100 14y ago
"All the matters is: can you impose a long term deficit? Whether by paleo, keto or any other dietary method, the sole long term determinant of average body mass is net caloric balance." Average body mass (!), not body composition etc. You n
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by MDS100 14y ago
Honestly, you are just burning a bunch of done-to-death straw men. (esp. the common "only thing" vs. "most important") Obviously the effects will be different. But the first and most important (!) factor for body composition and fatness is
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by MDS100 14y ago
"Turn off your mobile phone because it may reduce the risk of firey death for 170+ people? " Does it really?
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by MDS100 14y ago
It might happen. Usually though it doesn't fix the underlying dysfunctions (doesn't target the highly untreated and tight muscles in an isolated way). From personal experience (myself + the people I train(ed)): you end up with worse problem
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by MDS100 14y ago
You should read you sources. These are not hard data. It's guesswork.
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by MDS100 14y ago
But the effects are still rather limited to nausea, pain and the systems influenced by stress response (esp. some immune system functions). You have to look at the absolute change in the body. Which is rather limited. Stress in general can
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by MDS100 14y ago
He had some on a mailing list for his Company IIRC. He solved this for some teacher on the list and 60+ showed demand for it. It's in his podcasts or on his sites. Ask them for problems/pain points and let them talk and you figure out how s
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by MDS100 14y ago
So how do you create/increase intrinsic motivation? Giving them more freedom + choosing their own goals (or at least let them think the goals are theirs)?
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by MDS100 14y ago
Also we don't even really know how AD work. It can't be serotonin (alone).
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by MDS100 14y ago
No. You can live your whole life without having an episode if you don't cause one. Weed seems to be a facilitator. On the psychiatric ward (specialized on schizophrenia) most people were smoking weed (some probably to alleviate symptoms). S
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by MDS100 14y ago
But a huge one.
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by MDS100 14y ago
More.
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by MDS100 14y ago
No, they get broken down, but do not enter the bloodstream. The sugar molecules bind to receptors to give you the sweet taste.
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by MDS100 14y ago
Well we could rationalise this by linking to the MRI studies that show such structural damages not be correlated with pain. And conclude with a snarky remark that CF Style training at least produces some visible changes initially. Therefore
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by MDS100 14y ago
I made (more) money with exactly that advice. It's not easy and "passive income" though. It's just condensed knowledge to improve your freelancing after all. No magic. I do doubt that # seeds/replies correlates highly with actual value. Jus
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by MDS100 14y ago
Often these things (salary negotiation, negotiating debt/fees or automatic investing) aren't replicable (instantly). There are some kind of limiting factors. It's just not a system that scales infinitely. That said if you are time starved (
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by MDS100 14y ago
http://www.iwillteachyoutoberich.com/home these are some products that can be worth their money (depending on who you are).
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by MDS100 14y ago
Link to the books? Ebook or paperback?
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by MDS100 14y ago
Haha so true. All pareto all the time.
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by MDS100 14y ago
Doesn't seam to be such a good heuristic, honestly. Why not look first at what seem to work for (a large sample of) other people? Then you don't have to follow that complicated evolutionary logic style thinking. (I know it's very trendy rig
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by MDS100 14y ago
What happened on Thursday?
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by MDS100 14y ago
They are competitors. Both do blood tests. It depends on how much your current healthcare provider would charge and what kinds of tests they'd run. They do the same thing (but possibly give you the results in a more enjoyable/easier to unde
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by MDS100 14y ago
The above Factors are mostly regarding Vitamin D production or exposure onto your retinas. Nobody is claiming you need to replace it entirely. The right strategy depends on the context and esp. at which ends of the normal distribution curve
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by MDS100 14y ago
Solution: Take a supplement and get a blood test for 25-OH D3. (MD in Training here with a keen interest and practical experience with D Deficency)

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