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suneilp
11y ago
It's not that people don't realize that proper nutrition is important. They don't want to give up their lifestyle of eating out at every trending restaurant or indulging in something not so good for you. Stuff you shouldn
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11y ago
Great comment. Just to add, if you carry the stress of work around with you outside of the workplace, it'll also hamper your parasympathetic and sympathetic balance. Of course, this also applies if you are carrying around too much pers
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11y ago
I noticed quite a change in mood when I started reintroducing foods with choline into my diet. Of course, some of those foods have some other nutrients that are harder to get. Eggs and beef were the main sources I targeted. Obviously, overa
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11y ago
It's about blocking google analytics (or whatever else).
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11y ago
"Yet in 1961 LOR was a completely insane idea." It's not that you have to be crazy, it's that most people around you are actually the crazy ones who push conformance on you because they can't hack it. Innovating is
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11y ago
We're so conditioned to be afraid of evil we can't recognize the true "evil".
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11y ago
I don't count calories anymore. I feel it's a waste of time and frustrating at times. Instead, I focus on nutritional quality including density and variety. I find it leads to better health at a lower calorie count. Yes, you have
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11y ago
The role of acid in destroying hostile pathogens is something that has been mentioned in the alternative medicine circles for a long time. Anxiety, Stress, lack of sleep and/or proper nutrition also plays a role in decreasing productio
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11y ago
Sold out at Adafruit which is really the only place to buy it in the US. Life is sad right now...
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11y ago
Those can be disabled and I always do so. Location specific configuration can be put in the main configuration files. They should never be used unless you're in a shared hosting environment where you don't have a choice.
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11y ago
Too much anger. Too much self-entitlement that has arisen out being told one has the right to feel what they want and expect their dignity to be respected. Those are good things in of themselves, however, as your typical kung fu or jedi mas
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11y ago
Monolaurin is a natural antibiotic. It's on the GRAS (generally regarded as safe) list. My doctor suggested it to me. It won't impact healthy bacteria. It's found in coconuts (oil being the best source) and human breast milk.
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11y ago
Arsenic, cadmium, lead, polyvinyl fluoride, and probably more. There are indeed liquid based solar panels. The toxicity of solar panels both in their production and their usage has been reported on a great deal. Some companies are making ch
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11y ago
Solar panels would have to be maintained rigorously for any leakages. Some of the chemicals in them are not so good for us.
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11y ago
Why was this downvoted? Even if you don't believe in alternative modalities the link is actually quite interesting and so far the content presents some intriguing content.
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11y ago
I question love, and I'm not yet willing to even share those musings... probably because it is equivalent to such concepts as hope and happiness. And those are among the deepest, core, precepts on what we should be striving for. There
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"the price of the cars that are sold needs to be high enough to cover the costs of building and storing the unsold ones." We shouldn't be having this problem anymore. It's a massive detriment to the economies of scale mo
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I read an interesting article on how excess sugar clogs the tiny blood vessels and tissues where there aren't really any blood vessels. Circulation in these areas won't be as great by the nature of things so clogging them up has a
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It's not as if Google or anyone else needs to go find the person and forcibly detain them. Google can steer people towards more ads or inject websites for treatment into the search result pages. Also, the hue detection was triggering o
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11y ago
I thought you were being an ass but I googled 'chinese spring' anyways and found out about the Arab Spring. For those who don't know here is an article on it: http://www.cnbc.com/id/100535405
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What does this have to do with socialism? How does drug companies charging for an arm and a leg or insurance companies paying for it and raising premiums relate to socialism?
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Distraction really works. Meditation works really well. I used it recently when I was having a lot of pain. Also, this works really well but I'll understand if you're skeptical http://breakingmuscle.com/health-medi
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Untold story of America's mass killings
(gannett-cdn.com)
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This is interesting, now if only they had 3d topography maps. I'm building a GPS tracker that I can take on hikes and will store coordinates and altitude to an SD card so I can generate 3d models of the path I take or overlay with 3d m
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The "who-you-happen-to-know" part is very true. It's a small world up there in the "upper" tier. While I generally agree to the implications of chance, has much to do with that inner circle and who gets picked to do
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This will perpetuate a broken system and widen the economic gap as companies start profiting on the demise of the opposition. It's one thing when someone invests as a form of aid, however, I see this being gamed for profit.
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It's great your trying to improve yourself, but that also adds stress when you can't manage expectations well (which isn't easy anyways for many people). You can leave and take a break. Or talk to your boss. I don't know
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Is it creating violence or exacerbating violence? I'm more inclined to choose the latter. The reason why I distinguish the two is that I see the continuation and increase in drug use as something symptomatic of other issues in the big
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Does this count as a breach of contract in the sense that we're not getting what we paid for in a product that doesn't do it's job as advertised?
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I'm certain thats doable, but is there a guarantee that the watermark is in a fixed location? I would think the software would adjust placement to avoid being drowned out by blocks of yellow, etc.
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