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mobilejdral
3y ago
Yup, here is the first paper from a google search on that topic https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6071442/ There are a number of ways to hack the hpa-axis, vitamin D being an cheap and easy one. W
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mobilejdral
3y ago
From extensively researching the hpa-axis space my educated guess of what is going on: At higher altitude you have higher levels of vitamin D, that in turn downregulates 21-Hydroxylase which means higher CRH is needed for the same levels of
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3y ago
> In this study, mice were fed a high-salt diet High salt levels increase Aldosterone ( https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11327640/ ) > However, blocking the brain blood vessels’ ability to respond to IL-17 only part
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mobilejdral
3y ago
Been investigating the genetics behind schizophrenia. Do you have a contact I could dm you?
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3y ago
Cushing syndrome is and overarching term that encompases Cushing disease, subclinical Cushing syndrome, paraneoplastic Cushing's disease, and other tumors. subclinical Cushing's was more what I was referring to when I wrote '
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mobilejdral
3y ago
Haha I tossed together that sentance before running to a meeting. I simply know the topic to such detail and intimately that I didn't think to make it simpler. If I had known it was going to be tossed at ChatGPT I would have fleshed
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3y ago
From the linked article: "... something as simple as taking fish oils had reduced dementia risk by 9%. This is equivalent to the risk reduction found from quitting smoking. However, the effect is not the same without B vitamins."
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3y ago
I had to triple check the date because I was pretty sure that this was known before. Maybe it is simply the confirmation aspect of it? Edit: > Our findings reveal for the first time, that Alzheimer’s symptoms can be transferred to a he
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3y ago
> deserve to stay at home and do nothing Good luck with that. It is clear how you value that work.
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3y ago
And there it is, you think being a housewife contributes nothing. In your own words they were doing half of the housework, but evidently that contributes nothing and was a "free ride". > Mostly since I was spending the majorit
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3y ago
I just have to ask, did you expect your ex to work 24/7 for you? When did the job of being the traditional housespouse get off? 6pm? 8pm? never? When were they simply allowed to be your partner and get to stop taking care of you?
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3y ago
I have seen the joke more than a few times about how women would also love to have a wife to take care of the home and everything mentioned in the article, but unfortunately they are straight and so they would have to be the wife. I went on
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4y ago
The paper says it both predicts sex, but also says gender. I am guessing what it is actually able to predict is which sex hormone is dominant. For example: If a man with prostate cancer is taking estrogen to suppress T (and hopefully prev
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5y ago
> All female partners have said that they don't care about my weight, and some actually like some belly to rest on. Contrary to popular belief by men, women are very visual. They say things to each other like 'How do I get the
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Why Sex Is Mostly Binary but Gender Is a Spectrum
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6y ago
Birth control pills these days are a fraction of what they were back in say the 50's. Women on HRT take 20,000 times the estrogen that is found in a estrogen birth control for example.
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6y ago
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25982085/ Lower testosterone causes fat gain and fat gain causes lower testosterone. https://simondsmetabolics.com/2020/09/10/how-obesity-affects... >
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6y ago
It wasn't about bathroom usage, but about getting a voting base to vote. Religious groups don't care about opioid issues, but they do like talking about and voting against LGBT+ issues. As for the issue itself, the wikipedia arti
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If you are taking non-bioidentical hormones yes, but if you are taking bioidentical hormones it is a different story.
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6y ago
2mg of E2 for only 13 days and he needs surgery? Sounds very much like something a lawyer would say. At most a few mm of development/widening of the areola with the start of development under. Not noticeable unless you are actually
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6y ago
The recent opinion essay she wrote: https://www.jkrowling.com/opinions/j-k-rowling-writes-about-... A rebuttal of that essay with citations: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1270787941275762689.h
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> She has widely-held opinions like trans-women should be respected Um no. She has admitted to being part of the known trans hate group GenderCritical. Edit: not sure why I am getting downvoted. She uses talking points from the GenderC
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When men swipe right on almost every single woman no matter their interest it results in the women having tons of matches to pick from. There is no incentive to not pick from the top of the list. Even after reading through the profiles and
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7y ago
Just because a state has one reported case from one person flying in doesn't mean it was showing up in the community. Florida was showing up early on even before it was being talked about, let alone the weird anti-talking about it they
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"fever shortness of breath" filtered by metro region has been what I look at every day for more than a month now. It is a window into where community spread has been appearing (and people are googling their symptoms) and it is th
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8y ago
I have actually used this very tool back in the day to help learn how to speak in a male or female voice. One of the five things I do is manipulation of my tongue to change the cavity of my mouth to make the space bigger (more masculine) o
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8y ago
When I smell things I see them (synaesthesia?). The idea that others can't easily categorize smells is funny to me. The color, shape and texture of a smell are the biggest ways I would describe what I see when I describe a smell so i
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8y ago
I would second the HCG (or similar, clomid?) for anyone that wants to prevent atrophy by keeping your LH levels up. From a medical perspective I would be curious if you could play with HCG or similar by itself to cause your natural T level
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8y ago
Yes, in fact I exploit this feedback loop mechanic to keep my testosterone production at female levels as a transwoman. It isn't just a lot of testosterone, but high levels of total sex hormones will cause production to decrease. So