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by neuroma 5y ago
Agreed. Many psychiatric disorders are a function of personal experience and of collective experience of the person. Whilst I'd welcome more objective and quantitative assessment tools, it feels like blood tests won't ever tell yo
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by neuroma 6y ago
Surprising to read: 6% and two agents is obscene. In UK it is different, I don't like it but it seems leaner. A single agent handles everything, hired by the seller, and charges about 1.5% of sale fee + VAT (once haggled down). Expect
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by neuroma 6y ago
Agree with all you say. Apparently people sometimes put ISO documents on libgen, potentially saving the expense.
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by neuroma 6y ago
I suspect the balls are literally being squeezed of residual testosterone, rather than increasing synthesis. It takes about 1.5 minutes for a full cycle of blood circulation.
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by neuroma 6y ago
Prof Nutt made and published a universal harm scale which accounts for multi dimensional harm of drugs, and potentially allows comparisons to be made between them https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC610976
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by neuroma 8y ago
First point, in my experience Physicians in the UK welcome input from patients about their conditions. They are often insightful, expedite management, and enrich the expereince for all. Now, I'm singing to the choir here I know... but
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by neuroma 8y ago
spraak's point on preferring whole source foods seems sound. Having watched this video though, it presents a fringe view on dietary lipids, and is full of dubious logic. The presenter gains academic credos by flashing up various small
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by neuroma 8y ago
Yes, but you'd probably need to take them for long periods at high doses during crucial developmental stages, to provide continuous blockade of the system. Note also receptor specificity and blood brain barrier penetration of over-the-
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by neuroma 8y ago
Okay I'm skeptical. On the one side some 'bad other' could be using an undefined device to attack only American people, only in foreign lands, and for uncertain reasons. That narrative conveniently fuels paranoia and makes fo