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podgaj
5y ago
No SSRI's are antihistaminergic. It is right in the name. SSRI only inhibit serotonin reuptake. Many antipsychotics have histamine receptor inhibition, but there are no antidepressants that block the histamine receptors.
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I can tell you from personal use as someone with Bipolar Disorder, my ding-a-ling works fine before I start taking it and after the first week I have nothing but a wet noodle down there. So no, the SD is not caused by depression, it is caus
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5y ago
Ha, wow. The fckin internet. I am disabled and homeless, and I get downvoted for expressing my concerns. Goodbye.
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I need to start facing the fact that I am going to be homeless for the rest of my life.
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5y ago
Who cares? It's GREEN($)! Please people, it is just another industry within consumer capitalism. They externalize all the nasty bits so all the dopes can feel good about driving a Tesla.
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I think you are over interpreting the metaphor. It’s not saying that usefulness is useless. It’s just saying that we need to appreciate the value of what uselessness.
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Serious side effects, yes. I am homeless and live in my van in North Carolina and having to ration my gasoline waiting for the idiots to stop hoarding. These people thought they were sticking it to the man but they were actually sticking it
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5y ago
Thank you for this. The fact that I’m getting downvoted on this scares me and makes me want to quit everything and hide.
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I Am Useless
(songofthedao.substack.com)
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Knowledge is not emotional, empathy is.
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Because "Freedom". Seriously. I have explained this many times to my European friends. It is difficult to appreciate how people here will always want to push their own personal freedom of choice out as far as they can no matter ho
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5y ago
As a Daoist, this is the important point. "Not to value and employ men of superior ability is the way to keep the people from rivalry among themselves; not to prize articles which are difficult to procure is the way to keep them from b
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Why is everyone taking the word of colonial pipeline and all this? I could think of several scenarios where they would want to shut down by making up the whole story. Or maybe even hired the hackers them selves.
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Colonial Pipeline didn't tell CISA about ransomware incident
(cyberscoop.com)
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Panic at the Gas Station
(songofthedao.substack.com)
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What is Qi? It's Science, sometimes
(songofthedao.substack.com)
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Knowing the high probability of this, I’m curious how everyone will change their day today.
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It’s delusions like this that lead me to believe cryptocurrency is a cult.
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Hi, where Amazon, providing services no one asked for and stretching our Internet security even thinner!
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I didn’t say I advocated for A sedimentary lifestyle. There’s a big difference between being active and intense exercise. And it’s not just quantity of life, but quality of life. I know a bunch of long distance runners and I can’t tell you
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My grandfather lived in 98 never exercised in his life. I know it’s an anecdote, but it’s still data.
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I laugh when I see people running for 6 miles are doing marathons or Iron Man’s. How can anyone think that is healthy and good for the long term functioning of the body? Study after study has shown that we are meant to be “lazy”. But no one
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All true. I can’t tell you how many women I know we’re suffering from “depression” and then they found out they were severely iron deficient. In my opinion, all mood disorders are metabolic disorders so that’s what frustrates me about it al
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But you’re saying is the dopamine, I’m saying is the hydrogen peroxide that is not produced when the dopamine is not metabolize. Dopamine has no real function in the body other than neurological. But oxidative stress is critically important
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1) Correlation is not causation. It could be that the dope mean just coincides with the reduce levels of Hydrogen peroxide. 2) But I explained how it’s an antioxidant , it doesn’t have any antioxidant properties on its own, it just prevents
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I wonder if this is because it lowers the production of H2O2...? https://www.uniprot.org/uniprot/P27338 So maybe supplements that promote glutathione production would be a better avenue.
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Hey, we make can NAD+ ourselves, you just have to get the Quinolinic pathway flowing: https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Overview-of-the-kynureni... This is most important when you have any kind of inflammation since
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Woot! Finnish here! I agree with you on the Saami diet, I was generalizing for the Sake of brevity in the comments. I am in no way any kind of carnivore or Paleo freak. I only have general guidelines and loose interpretations about what I s
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I will add here to clarify my stance on food and health. There is no healthy food, only food that is healthy for you, and that will be determined by your genetics. Wheat is not healthy for celiac and short chain PUFAs and bad for me. But to
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Well, I exaggerated to make a point. Even salmon has long chain omega 6. I soul have said "eliminating plant based omega 6" and this is just for me and my genetics. People without certain FADS1 genetics can do fine with short cha
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