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kolev
12y ago
This is bad news. Strange coincidence, but last week I just bought Lode Runner for Android. :(
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kolev
12y ago
That's nice, but those who are interested in OGP would also want Schema.org, so, to offer a commercially viable service, I think Schema.org is a must.
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kolev
12y ago
Alright then. Let's calm down and go back to ozone hole-punching lifestyles!
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kolev
12y ago
Those are not "competing hypotheses" if they don't fit the evidence.
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kolev
12y ago
According to Wikipedia ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coeliac_disease ), there's a growing asymptomatic Celic disease in the United States - about 1% of the population. So, is this rare or not, I don't know, bu
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kolev
12y ago
I love how the "Search" button squeezes in! Such a great idea!
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kolev
12y ago
It's not anything any of us has expected. :D
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kolev
12y ago
So, the French are doing it all wrong then - eating too much saturated fat and drinking way too much wine? Maybe they should start measuring exactly the alcohol content and use standard measuring cylinders? Again, this is the oversimplifica
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kolev
12y ago
Unlike Oz, Mercola, and many, many others, he doesn't seem to be one of those.
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kolev
12y ago
Thanks! It's a great project and better transparency will definitely help its adoption.
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kolev
12y ago
I think Boiron and Hyland are pretty trustworthy, but I agree that maybe there are questionable manufacturers out there. The same applies to supplement manufacturers, but that's a whole another chapter of this discussion! I recently fo
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kolev
12y ago
Okay, I agree with you on the proof, but, again, he's a doctor and his focus and moral goal is healing patients, not doing research by the book. If he was purely a researcher, I'd agree with you, but, again, he's very activel
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kolev
12y ago
Regarding which specific points I made all over this thread do you want me to back with a study? The whole modern CVD prevention is based on a hypothesis (Lipid hypothesis), which itself is based on scientific fraud committed by Ansel Keys
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kolev
12y ago
1. Regarding the placebo/nocebo effect, cultural and other differences matter. I can't find where I read about Americans being generally more affected by it, but I won't be surprised if it's related to powerful marketing
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kolev
12y ago
This is where I originally read it, but there've been several studies I've seen in the past several years, I just don't keep those handy: http://www.express.co.uk/life-style/health/483365/Red-wi
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kolev
12y ago
I just wonder why there's zero info about who's behind this.
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kolev
12y ago
Celiac disease is also very real.
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kolev
12y ago
This is not an OSS project though. It's free, but not OSS.
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kolev
12y ago
All I said is based on many years of following various carefully selected sources of information. I cannot provide exact studies as I don't really keep tract of things outside of the conclusions I accumulate in my mind and based on my
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kolev
12y ago
Sorry, I totally misread your reply. I'm completely ashamed now.
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kolev
12y ago
So, if I'm a physician, and if somebody comes to me with signs of a peanut allergy, I need to first do a control group before I treat by asking them to eliminate peanuts from their diet and see if they will get the symptoms? You'r
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kolev
12y ago
Not really the case. My karma here doesn't pay my bills or has any practical benefit to me or anyone. I don't really care about it as I never downvote, which is the only practical use of karma. So, I read something and because I&#
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kolev
12y ago
Well, I asked for those as that's what I've been accused of not doing myself earlier. So, if I'm the one not providing any, do better! I'm sure you all can use Google, but, I guess, there are way many here who are too la
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kolev
12y ago
Dr. Mark Hyman is a practicing physician, not a disconnected from patients (i.e. the real world) researcher. He's identified an intolerance and he's treating it, and he got positive results. What's unscientific in his centuri
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kolev
12y ago
What a joke! Minecraft is not game, it's an ecosystem, a lifestyle. My kids are crazy about it! Given the fact that Microsoft is/was working on something similar (Project Spark), it makes total sense for them. But, hey, it's
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kolev
12y ago
Beer has its benefits, too, unless it gets abused, too, or is totally adulterated like most modern beer. Is it the alcohol or the phytochemicals in the alcoholic beverages - I really don't care. Vilifying alcohol in general is what I c
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kolev
12y ago
You don't need to do a study when you're treating something as basic as gluten sensitivity.
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kolev
12y ago
Why? You can't help your downvoting urges? I think a lot of you should learn to respect and tolerate other people's opinions! Definitely your overreactive aggressive mentality is not gonna help you with your lifespan!
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kolev
12y ago
Forgot to add coffee and chocolate as the top evil foods of the past.
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kolev
12y ago
As you can tell by your own sample, above 50, the improvements are more like a rounding error than anything. Considering that most of these "improved" lives are actually suffering from various chronic diseases, I don't think
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