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haisch
7y ago
Since when should our diet be based on environmental concerns and not nutritional value? Feeding people an incomplete diet sounds like a lousy way to prevent climate catastrophe.
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haisch
7y ago
I put my money on the brain adapting to the absence of those inputs.
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haisch
8y ago
3.5 ounces is not 13 slices unless you're eating paper thin bacon. Most packages are 12-16 ounces for that many slices.
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haisch
8y ago
There are various moral dilemmas that are brought up when discussing diet involving animal foods: 1) Environmental impact 2) Animal suffering 3) Nutrition Often times people focus on number 1 in spite of number 2 or 3. What if moving away
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haisch
8y ago
In defense of OP I don't think his problems with Stripe Atlas are born out of any confusion.
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haisch
8y ago
Unrelated but Turmeric often contains elevated levels of lead compared to other spices. Source: https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/67/wr/pdfs/mm6746a2-H.pdf
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haisch
8y ago
Yeah you don't want to consume a lot of it without easing into it. I have been using it for only about a week now and use it as a mouth wash after each meal and my teeth have gotten noticeably whiter. You will get diarrhea if you don&#
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haisch
8y ago
Its triggers are high insulin, high fasting blood sugar, high triglycerides and low ldl. These are all caused by the food types I listed. High fat low carb diets have been shown to reduce all of these symptoms.
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haisch
8y ago
Fat is slept on macronutrient because of the misguided idea that increased fat = increased cholesterol in arteries. Vitamin K2 is an important vitamin that isn't metabolized well from foods containing K1 (vegetables). Animal sources an
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8y ago
According to research from 1985 Xylitol has to been shown to shift the gut microbiome population from gram negative to gram positive bacteria. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/4076932
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haisch
9y ago
I would move to LA instead. Slightly lower cost of living and respectable tech presence.