SpodGaju

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by SpodGaju 5y ago
The outcome is the same no matter the difference. But can I tell you my own brother said he "could not live without Prozac." What does that sound like to you?
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by SpodGaju 5y ago
Yes, passive aggressive: "Passive-aggressive people regularly exhibit resistance to requests or demands from family and other individuals often by procrastinating, expressing sullenness, or acting stubborn." "What do we want!
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by SpodGaju 5y ago
An even dumber response does not explain why they thought a reply was stupid. Do you have any trusted sources for your claim?
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by SpodGaju 5y ago
"confront and deal with or accept a difficult or unpleasant task, fact, or situation." ? Still feel the same. Have something more insightful to add?
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by SpodGaju 5y ago
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4592645/ Why does it matter? Even if I do post from "trusted sources" no one takes it seriously. Children continue to be prescribed prozac to this day, a
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by SpodGaju 5y ago
Sorry, I mistyped. That should have read "one of the best psychiatrist ever 'I had ever' seen."
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by SpodGaju 5y ago
Portland is socially progressive but they are not economically progressive. In the word, they’re neo liberal. And I hate to use that term because people don’t truly understand its meaning.
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by SpodGaju 5y ago
Fellow anarchist here who was the Hassled by the feds after 9/11. So you’ve taken up the I’ve pulled myself up with my own bootstraps defense. I don’t demean that at all, but you did not grow up the same way as a 20 year old in your ya
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by SpodGaju 5y ago
Agree! CBT is a way for the neurodivergent or the Neurodifferent to fit into a world that we had no hand in designing.
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by SpodGaju 5y ago
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/026988111037254... The fact that I have to post this and that is not known for a drug that’s existed for this long is because People need to be spoonfed their sour
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by SpodGaju 5y ago
Yeah, it scares me that they are more protective of the drug than they are of the person who was raped. Sounds like some sort of weird MDMA cult.
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by SpodGaju 5y ago
To say that people with mood disorders are “not facing the darkest fears” is about as primitive and frankly stupid as it gets.
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by SpodGaju 5y ago
No, they shouldn’t.
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by SpodGaju 5y ago
You literally described what addiction is in reference to MDMA. And this is going to be the problem with the drug for treating mood disorders. Just like Prozac, it will stop working And you will need a larger dose for the same action. Just
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by SpodGaju 5y ago
> I was a die-hard liberal progressive two years ago, before I had savage children on drugs waging running melees with rocks and trying to rape each other's girlfriends in front of my house all night. I don’t understand this. It wou
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by SpodGaju 5y ago
Do you know I believe this without even reading those articles? Because MDMA is nothing new. Really it’s not. All it does is artificially increase serotonin. This is not a change of paradigm, it’s the same old thinking that never ends up he
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by SpodGaju 5y ago
Apples, meet oranges. "The data comes from a recent paper by Thomas Piketty, Emmanuel Saez, and Gabriel Zucman that attempts to account for all federal, state, and local taxes paid by different groups of Americans over the last 100 yea
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by SpodGaju 5y ago
1950 Tax Rate - 91.0% > $400,000 The economy overall grew by 37% during the 1950s. At the end of the decade, the median American family had 30% more purchasing power than at the beginning. Inflation was minimal, in part because of Eisenh
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by SpodGaju 5y ago
> To say otherwise is to say there is no such thing as wolf I am not saying otherwise. There is no such thing as a wolf. Yet there is. Our language is a tool we use to categorize an infinite reality. Like you said, there are an infinite
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by SpodGaju 5y ago
> The zinc deficiency hypothesis is interesting but remains unproven Just be clear, if the hypothesis was proven it would not be a hypothesis anymore, but would be a theory. > can't possibly explain large increases in diabetes Yo
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by SpodGaju 5y ago
She was hesitant because of my mood disorder diagnosis. She frankly admitted that. What I feel changed her mind is that I asked here what caused my mood disorder. She said she did not know. So I asked why she is not doing everything to help
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by SpodGaju 5y ago
Original Study: https://www.pnas.org/doi/full/10.1073/pnas.2023784119
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Oleic acid – a key to activating the brain's 'fountain of youth'(sciencedaily.com)
7 points by SpodGaju 5y ago|1 comments
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by SpodGaju 5y ago
> Competitiveness is not inherently bad Creating competitiveness where is not needed is harmful.
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by SpodGaju 5y ago
"As for motivation, I asked them, What do you want to learn? Why are you here?" This is probably the most important statement in that article. How many of us do not seriously look at our motivations for what we, and other, do? Ima
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by SpodGaju 5y ago
Medical care is not distributed evenly in the U.S. I think my issue was I was already disabled and on Medicare diagnosed with Bipolar disorder which is caused by my immune disregulation, probably Lupus. https://apm.amegroups.com&
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by SpodGaju 5y ago
Not a burn, it was effortless empathy. :)
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by SpodGaju 5y ago
If I could share with you here the chart of my cholesterol reduction I achieved after drastically changing my omega 6 to omega 3 ratio in my diet... But also the changes to my mood, my Lupus, my kidney function, etc... And yes, obesity, fat
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by SpodGaju 5y ago
What I am saying the medical terminology is the problem. > if the intervention is removed then the condition will return. If the interventions preventing covid are removed the condition will return. Do you get that? On cancer; we all hav
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by SpodGaju 5y ago
The vagueness of the Dao De Ching is not in the book, it is in reader. It is not myself that creates the Dao, but I can thank you for creating the Dao! When a superior person hears of the Tao, She diligently puts it into practice. When an a

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