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The Inuit and Saami have lived on those diets for so long they became genetically adapted to them. The same is true for many Northern Europeans. When they do not adhere to these diets they have worse outcomes. https://science.sci
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There are times, however, the high-dose vitamins Are the only thing that can replace a deficiency Quickly enough. Two of them that come to mind are zinc and biotin. So like everything else in nutrition, it depends, of deficiencies and genet
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Wrong. There is a tremendous more amount of evidence that eating fish helps cardiovascular health. Unlike the “carnivore diet” where they just cherry pick RCTs. And for those who say “you don’t have to eat the animal to get the health benef
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This is true, just adding sardines your diet will probably do nothing for most people. It’s more about the elimination of other things we eat as well. It wasn’t until I was eating only salmon for my fat and protein source that I was able to
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Mostly white fish and cold water fish.
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I see it now, everyone going to their local mega grocery buying sardines packed in sunflower oil, Totally abolishing any of the positive effects of omega-3.
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Did you read the article I linked to? I live down there and you have NO IDEA what this company has been up to. I mean what could be worse,having to shut down because of another leak or them blaming an outside agitator for shutting down the
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I am sure it has NOTHING to do with this leak... https://newrepublic.com/article/161498/huntersville-north-ca... Just another PR stunt?
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As a descendant of the Saami, I agree. We leave our heritage in everything we touch. Child or stone, no difference. Our ancestors are everywhere.
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How much, how long, and what type? You’re not being scientific about it at all.
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Serotonin is metabolized by MAOA, witch needs riboflavin (FAD) work effectively. https://ars.els-cdn.com/content/image/1-s2.0-B97804446412500...
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everyone always makes it complicated. How about riboflavin? https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5447943/ I have seen the effect of this first hand.
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Hey, seriously, check out riboflavin and see my other comment! https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/jcpt.12548 The nausea is most likely from high serotonin which cannot be metabolized by MAOA whe
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Riboflavin! https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/jcpt.12548 The link to the mitochondria is through FAD, a metabolic derivative of Riboflavin, which is used in the electron transport chain. https
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by podgaj 5y ago
Yes, this. The delusion that greed, or the love of money, will always benefit society is a neoliberal myth.
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Money will always change people's behavior. And I have never seen a time it changed it for the better, unless they were giving it away.
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>there are plenty of debates and discussions that don't need every single one of the billions of people on this planet as potential participants. But WHO decides that? It is just like here on Hacker News, you cannot down vote until
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It hurts. It most certainly hurts. Everyone will evolve into the most perfect beggar. Yes, it will possibly be a slow devolution than what happened at YouTube, but it will happen. Twitter is bad enough without easy money involved. People ca
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Wow, this is the end of Twitter. Everyone looking to make money will fill the platform up with garbage. Neoliberalsim is turning you all into beggars.
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In 2017 ED healthcare costs were $76 billion. That is about 10%. Just go on amazon and try to buy something if you think finding the "cheapest price" would help people get healthcare. But also, am I supposed to suffer higher price
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Why is this not happening now? Because they hide the prices on purpose. And when I am having a manic episode it is kind of hard for me to search for the cheapest hospital to have myself involuntarily committed. There are just some thing cap
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>simplifying/streamlining individual plans, standardizing plans across all groups ie. more standardization, and a combination of those two things It's the factory system, but for health care!
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The bottleneck is the cost of medical school. That cost is linked to the colleges raising prices because they can. Medicare for All will surely help this, but free college will help as well. The U.S. is like a dysfunctional family where the
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Are they getting rid of the Health Insurance companies finally??? Nope. More neoliberal capitalist apologetics....
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I said they’re impossible to test in the brain, not in the plasma. It’s a huge difference. Even the serum tests for catecholamines vary so much that you have to take them specific times of the day. And it can in no way diagnosis depression
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I get so tired of this dichotomy between nature and nurture. It’s both. Some people have more issues on the nurture side other people have more issues on the nature side. What’s needed is to look at this more holistically. When I realized t
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Thank you for coming out with us! I tell my doctors all the time, I’m tired of being diagnosed, I want you to listen to how I feel. That has got to be so much further in helping me than any diagnosis has.
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This would, however, make a difference with people with mental illness. I make a distinction here between mental health and mental illness. I have been given so many different types of medications to manage so many different types of catech
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I would hope we can have a discussion about this topic rather than people just down voting. If anyone can explain to me how psychiatric conditions are not physical conditions, let me know.
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Because currently it’s impossible to test the amount of catecholamines in the brain. What is a normal level? well, you know it when you feel it. There is no normal level, I get what you mean, depression exists for a reason. As does mania. T

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