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4y ago
Mu-opioid agonists have positive prosocial effects as do other GABAergics such as kava and alprazolam. How about the prosocial effects of low doses of ketamine or other NMDA antagonists such as PCP and dextromethorphan? Perhaps I'm ant
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feet
4y ago
So the heating thing appears to be false. I wasn't able to locate literature in my brief search on the subject so perhaps someone can post a link
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4y ago
Exactly life is short so why are people knowingly making it shorter? I think you don't see them as defending alcohol because your comment is doing the exact same thing.
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4y ago
Yes, in the US prison slavery is legal and practiced
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4y ago
The fact that a bunch of commenters immediately came out to defend alcohol here is actually hilarious. The damage to DNA caused by acetaldehyde is very well studied, yet here we have people who likely aren't involved in biological rese
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4y ago
Not really, and the replier's point still stands. ASD has a wide range of phenotypes and not even close to all of them are "good at concentrating"
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4y ago
I do not have a goal to minimize PUFA intake, I don't understand why I should have that ad a goal. Can you cite any sources for why PUFAs are bad?
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4y ago
From my understanding, when a solution like DMSO with PFAS enters our blood stream it gets highly dilute. Solvation binding of solvent (DMSO) and the solute (PFAS) now has to compete with binding from all sorts of other proteins, fats, carb
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4y ago
How do you define what is processed
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4y ago
Does that mean China is actually better then the US in this circumstance?
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4y ago
Humans are well adapted to consuming fatty acids, in fact there are some that are essential to our diets because we don't have the enzymes to produce double bonds at specific locations
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4y ago
What else would happen to it?
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4y ago
Why do people feel the need to rob others? Yes, sure there are some tiny percentage of people with severe mental illness who enjoy seeing others in pain but that's not the majority. The majority is due to a lack of opportunity combined
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4y ago
That's very individualistic. The reality is that we all take part in the same system whether we like it or not.
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4y ago
Inaction is absolutely complicity. By doing and saying nothing you're stating the issue doesn't matter enough to you to not let it continue.
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4y ago
Sounds to me like if you avoid heating them it's fine, which means there should be no issue with dietary PUFAs.
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4y ago
The posture of what, scientific media reporting? Nearly all papers that I've read generally state confidence, needed work, and confounding factors
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4y ago
Withdrawal notices are only related to active harm and not efficacy AFAIK We could have many compounds out there that don't do anything for their intended target but aren't actively harmful
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4y ago
Okay but I specifically asked what is wrong with it, can you cite any sources?
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4y ago
I apologize if my statement was unclear. I'm not claiming to understand the system any better than you. The type of comment that you left is a pattern I have been noticing where someone will state that they don't understand someth
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4y ago
I'm not sure where you're getting these ideas about polyunsaturated fatty acids from, there are PUFAs that are literally essential for the human diet https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyunsaturated_fatty_acid
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4y ago
What's wrong with canola oil? The fatty acid profile seems pretty healthy to me
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4y ago
Perhaps it would be worthwhile to understand the system you're criticizing a bit better before moving ahead and criticizing it
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4y ago
Because that is a sign of bias in research
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4y ago
That sounds to me like manufacturers can now capture the profit that two layers of middle men once captured. Call it 1.5 to keep the price lower than going through the doctor
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4y ago
I read the parent comment as sarcasm, but I may be wrong
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4y ago
How is it low code? It's literally all code
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4y ago
How do you define "code"? Does code require logic or is it simply text encoding something else?
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4y ago
My "one easy trick" is simply going to bed at 9pm and making it a habit
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4y ago
Less code than what, exactly? A web form?
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