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aszantu
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said it a few days ago: there's an interesting connection between teeth, vestibular system and hip-flexors, which can lead to lower back pain - found it on youtube, there are a few vids on so called "postural restoration"
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3y ago
Really just anzi-conformiy. I couldn't fit in anywhere so I'm not interested in center or right wing policy
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Yes, in the 90ies they closed all the gathering places for kids in general, there's nowhere to go for them. So they hang out at the train station or do drugs at the cemetery. In places where kids could hang out there were kickers or yo
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When I didn't have a job, I'd content for resources with refugees and migrants. There were some days, where I'd be the only white female on a room full of dark skinned ppl. I got high anxiety back then, this didn't help
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3y ago
just some youtubes and this https://www.posturalrestoration.com/
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3y ago
When molars and canines touch, the hip flexors can relax. When you lost a tooth or had a correction in your youth, they might not fit correctly.
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3y ago
recently learned about postural restauration. seemingly the teeth and the hip-flexors are connected via the vestibular system. Which means, you can do all the excercises, chirpractics, yoga and so on, and still suffer back pain, because the
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Helps to reign in the inner dialogue. At some point, a soft, friendly voice was discovered. She'd tell me to be nicer to myself. Seemingly we're 3-4, maybe 5 ppl inside this skull. Lately she changed into a nice granny and I found
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3y ago
Ppl with mental disorders shouldn't meditate more than 20 min/day
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Just to add, there are seemingly a few loose ends in Lord of the rings, like galadriels mirror and so on... "the last ringbearer" ties those up. Lord of the rings is portraied as a work of propaganda, in which the orcs and sauron
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I'm constantly eating beef and occasionally cheese with no issue, so I haven't been thinking about histamine. I don't seem to react to cheese, other fermented milk or fermented meat or canned fish.
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I'm on carnivore diet. I seem to tolerate almost only meat, plants only in small quantities. I did okay with 1 grapefruit/day for a while but that's come to an end. I seem to be okay with fermented thyme. Pepper is no good, s
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3y ago
The WASF3 Protein shows up in other studies as well. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8703627/ I'm esp. interested in any interaction with food. Because I get depression 4 days after I ate a
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ty! What's yours?
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May you make it through another day. Sorry to intrude, but I think if this helpse one person, it helps a lot. I don't know your story, so I can't tell if you have a reason for your suffering. Mine would def. be cptsd and one or tw
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3y ago
looked for a name for an evil player character in an mmorpg, back in the 2000 or so. The character lead a glorious life, and died a glorious death some day in 2005 or so, really hurt to let him go. He'd eat cats from the streets, trade
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l-theanine, it's amazing - I'm drawing when I drink coffee, so I started an experiment and drew the same cat a few times, much much softer with L-Theanine in the coffee. But the coffee tastes like old feed with the L-Theanine in t
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seen cancer in someone who'd eat white bread and banana in the morning, then go lift weights afterwards. Within 3 months he war breathing heavily when comming up the stairs. I noticed. Within 2 more months he was dead. Guy was 70 or so
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3y ago
I agree, I fall into depression after I eat anything seed based
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I'm in a somewhat similar situation, I'm solving it by applying for other jobs with slightly higher paygrade in a similar environment. Also I used to be an artist, and I don't think my art is good enough, so I'm paying a
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looks like a form of gallifreyan to me, except more like chinese than european
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a colleague got a treadmill that he uses when he's in meetings. It's not ideal for when you type. I did art and I wasn't brave enough to try and publish, so now I'm paying an artist on fivver to refine my works for pub
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I've had some flahsbacks after a recurring confrontation at work. Started using body mapping on youtube, a form of self hypnosis, where you let the body do the work. It's true, you don't have to relive the memories, although
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Keto or carnivore diet - after adaptation it's a timesaver, you'll pretty much go omad automatically after a while, safes a lot of time and is anti inflammatory.
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I watch original language with english subtitles, I like to learn even while watching tv. Latest one was hot skull in turkish, sounds completely different to the turkish I can hear on german streets
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3y ago
when participating in a startup workshop, they told us to go outside and talk to 100 ppl.
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what diet is it compared to? Because compared to the standard american diet, any diet lowers heart disease risk.
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craigslist is one of the few sites that has stayed the same and is still serving its users. The owner got kinda rich with it, but refuses to do anything more to the site. It's amazing.
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Anestesia is nice. They ask you to count backwards from 100 or so. I never got past 95. The solution gets in over your hand and you can feel where its going because the hand and then the arm gets cool, it's a nice feeling. Apart from t
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one of the cptsd 4f types has adhd/add and depression as one of the symptoms. another one might be food intolerance that's causing the add/adhd
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