lnufnu

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by lnufnu 8y ago
I have many triggers. Some foods (probably histamine/tyramine sensitivity), smells, and weather. After a few years they became chronic and almost always had a migraine. A combination of Zonegran, Botox every 12 weeks, and sphenopalatin
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by lnufnu 10y ago
It has been unregulated for a while and already is encouraged as an alternative to opiates and has value as an antioxidant. [1] What do you have against people using this recreationally or outside of opiate addiction? How do you think regul
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by lnufnu 10y ago
Kratom actually does not cause respiratory depression and there is doubt the powdered leaf (not concentrate) alone can causes death. It began to be used in place of opium in Malaysia starting in 1836. [1] It has already been on the market i
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by lnufnu 11y ago
I really have respect for the work of Weston A. Price. Although his work seems to be discounted and too fringe for a lot of people, I have learned a lot through his Foundation about nutrition as well as practices like culturing foods, soaki
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by lnufnu 11y ago
Naturally occurring trans fats (vaccenic acid and conjugated linoleic acid) occur in trace amounts in animal products. They also have been shown to possibly be beneficial for LDL and triglycerides, while hydrogenated oil is harmful.
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by lnufnu 11y ago
Dr. Robert Lustig has a talk called Sugar, the Bitter Truth, in which he talks about his research into pediatric obesity. He shows that many populations have thrived both low-fat and low-carb diets, then demonstrates why you cannot have bot
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by lnufnu 11y ago
"The test series, unfit in our view for production use, will however continue to be available to the public to avoid impact to the Gentoo Hardened and Arch Linux communities." Why would you have to migrate to OpenBSD? Is the test
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by lnufnu 11y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10103815
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by lnufnu 11y ago
The Environmental Working Group has great resources. They are a non-profit that has databases of household cleaning products, body care, baby care, and cosmetics reviewed and rated according to risk. You can find many brand name products, l
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by lnufnu 11y ago
You can adapt to xylitol in your diet. It is best to introduce it slowly into your diet. Chewing gum is a great way to use it daily and increase your intake over time. Dental recommendations are 6-10 grams per day, but most people would exp
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by lnufnu 11y ago
Xylitol is probably the best sugar alternative you can use. Dr. Ellie Phillips promotes it in her book Kiss Your Dentist Goodbye because the reseach has demonstrated that harmful bacteria are unable to utilize it for energy. I would assume