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by hilux 2y ago
> However, the weight loss didn't represent a loss of visceral fat (around the abdominal organs, fat which is more likely to be associated with diabetes and cardiovascular disease) and so the essential finding was that the time-rest
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by hilux 2y ago
You're not forced to have breakfast at 7am. If you're healthy, keep doing what you're doing. If (like most people) you are overweight and unhealthy, what are you going to change?
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Timeframe of 8-hour restricted eating irrelevant to weight loss(nia.nih.gov)
77 points by hilux 2y ago|87 comments
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China Claims Its Infrared AI Can Beat Even the Best Fighter Pilots(eurasiantimes.com)
2 points by hilux 2y ago|0 comments
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by hilux 2y ago
I mean ... you could hassle them, ask for their passports, arrest them at gunpoint ... (all things that ICE has done to US citizens within the past week).
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by hilux 2y ago
Eggs are an outstanding source of protein, culturally well-known, easy to transport, cook, etc. I think your theoretical argument is - "what if instead of eggs we could feed hungry people with all the soy used to feed those chicken to
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by hilux 2y ago
I agree. By many reports, half of Indian homes do not have toilets. Even if earning above some arbitrary dollar threshold, they sound uncomfortably "poor" to me.
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by hilux 2y ago
In non-union America. But not in many (most?) other countries.
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Developer convicted for "kill switch" code activated upon his termination(arstechnica.com)
11 points by hilux 2y ago|2 comments
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by hilux 2y ago
I agree with you that dietary studies, particularly radically new findings, should be considered with appropriate skepticism. But it sounds like you're dismissing all science out of hand! What are we left with then - truthiness? Is the
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by hilux 2y ago
The predisposition to get T2D is inherited. Actually getting it - if you consume very few simple carbs, you can lower your A1C and you won't get T2D. You can even reverse T2D. > Most of the time at least - people still get it withou
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by hilux 2y ago
He may have a point about sugar. We can live happy and healthy lives without consuming any sugar, ever. But salt? We need to ingest salt. Not necessarily out of a little plastic shaker, but in some form.
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by hilux 2y ago
Is that sarcasm? If cause-and-effect are so obvious, why do so many Americans continue to consume sugar to the point of diabetes?
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by hilux 2y ago
If you never used health insurance (which is paid for by more health-conscious people than you, on average), you'd have a more compelling case. > most Americans will take freedom over free health care When you're addicted to so
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by hilux 2y ago
My best guess, and I've thought about this a lot, is that chronic illness drives billions of dollars of direct economic activity. Of course, illness has an even larger cost to society and to overall happiness, but that's much less
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Coffee reduces risk of Type 2 Diabetes; okay to add cream, but not sweetener(ajcn.nutrition.org)
90 points by hilux 2y ago|136 comments
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PhD student says U of Minnesota expelled him over unfair AI allegation(mprnews.org)
3 points by hilux 2y ago|0 comments
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by hilux 2y ago
That was my first thought. If he decrees that the contents of Fort Knox be moved to Mar-a-Lago, who will stop him?
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by hilux 2y ago
> Everything has flour and/or sugar. Unfortunately, you are mostly correct about packaged food in the US. But there is no law that says we can only eat packaged food!
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by hilux 2y ago
> Most of them got there for lack of interest in dietary change, so pushing a cure they have repeatedly rejected is not likely to be successful. That's not true for everyone - at least not for me. For years I happily drank "gre
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Low-carb diets work. Why does American Diabetes Assoc. push insulin? (2024)(theguardian.com)
18 points by hilux 2y ago|9 comments
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by hilux 2y ago
The explicit points of the Trump tariffs are to raise revenue (which contradicts your point), and to encourage the revival and development of US business in the relevant sectors - which cannot physically happen in any short timeframe.
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by hilux 2y ago
There is footage.
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by hilux 2y ago
We're not ALL in a cult, nor are we vegan, transgender, or math geniuses. (That last one is a pity, since I was a math major.)
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by hilux 2y ago
This story is written to appeal to people who have no concept what a "therapeutic relationship" is.
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by hilux 2y ago
I called this one! If only I were better at monetizing my predictions.
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AI column-smashes words, concocts scientific term now used in 20 papers(boingboing.net)
15 points by hilux 2y ago|1 comments
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by hilux 2y ago
I believe the more typical reference would be: "Mr and Mrs John Bridgerton"?
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by hilux 2y ago
> in Norway it's quite common to take both parents' names now. What's going on in the name "Sven Magnus Øen Carlsen"?
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by hilux 2y ago
If cars were not statements of the owner's ego or personality or brand, everyone would be driving either an unwashed Toyota Corolla or (if 3+ kids) a minivan. But they're not.

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