chriscross

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   by chriscross 4y ago

   I agree with you except that weight training/exercise has not only been shown to be safe, but also healthy in kids with normal health and development. There are extremes for sure, but the old adage that weight lifting will hurt you if
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   by chriscross 5y ago

   Too little CSF leads to the brain crushing itself under gravity. The brain is almost entirely lipids which contributes to its buoyancy in CSF. Take away too much CSF, nothing for it to float in. Too much CSF? The skull is a fixed volume (in
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   by chriscross 5y ago

   Do you really think that doctors don't keep up on education? All doctors are required to do continuing education every year to keep up to date on the latest advances. Most I know go to national conferences to learn more about their spe
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   by chriscross 5y ago

   That’s horribly ignorant considering that many diseases have a large genetic component and people are rarely 100% compliant with the things they need to do to prevent a disease. Even when a doctor lets them know how to prevent the disease.
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   E-Bikes vs. Regular Bikes, a Comparison of Heart Rate(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)

   2 points by chriscross 7y ago|0 comments
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   by chriscross 8y ago

   I’ve worked as a surgical technician and can say that this already occurs in most hospitals. It was within my scope of practice to help the doctor suture at the end of the case as well as apply staples and bandaging so that they didn’t need