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by tpush 4y ago
> Canada recently started to advice against milk [...] What's the source for that?
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by tpush 4y ago
> No reason to listen to a chubby doctor over a fit youtuber. This is the reason discourse on this site is going down the toilet.
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by tpush 4y ago
Nutrition "articles" on HN always lead to the unholy trinity of conspiracy nuts, arrogant 'I know better than anyone in this field since I'm a smart engineer', and people whose main information sources are quacks on
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by tpush 4y ago
What? Chicken breast, broccoli, oatmeal cookies and fruits don't lead to anyone "wasting away", assuming he ate enough calories in total.
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by tpush 4y ago
> Low acidic diet (alkaline) helps you more with getting calcium in your tissues No, this is not a thing, please don't spread misinformation.
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by tpush 4y ago
Perhaps formulate a point instead of pretending to be incredulous.
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iOS 16.1 Beta 2 zeroes out all free()'d memory(developer.apple.com)
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Gnome Shell on Mobile: An Update(blogs.gnome.org)
6 points by tpush 4y ago|2 comments
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by tpush 4y ago
Don't know why you're downvoted; At least for Germany that's exactly the situation.
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by tpush 4y ago
There is like zero evidence that a hereditary ruling class is especially suited for and/or actually has done protecting the minority from majoritarian tyranny. I have no idea how one can hold this position in earnest.
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by tpush 4y ago
> [...] (basically USA, Europe does not do such silly things) What? Europe has Wi-Fi Calling, too [0]. [0] https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204040
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Linus Torvalds Released Linux 5.19 from an M2 MacBook Air Running Asahi Linux(twitter.com)
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by tpush 4y ago
The vast majority of cow's feed is grain & soy, both of which humans can eat directly. Current levels of meat consumption both in value and cost wouldn't even be remotely sustainable if everyone only ate pasture raised, grass
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by tpush 4y ago
> Meat contributes literally zero to global CO2 emissions. After all, it's recycled grass. Do you genuinely not understand that these animals are bred for humans consumption ? They wouldn't exist otherwise. If you can nurture
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by tpush 4y ago
> Vegans are implicitly promoting genocide of cows, chicken and pigs. Nonsense. > Is one-time genocide better or worse than continuous perpetual murder? 1) False dichotomy, nobody is asking for "genocide". 2) Even if, the an
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by tpush 4y ago
What? Do you know that those cow's are literally bred for our consumption? They wouldn't exist otherwise.
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by tpush 4y ago
1) IgG food tests are not scientifically validated. 2) GI irritation is separate from inflammation, and many common food stuffs that may be causing irritation generally decrease inflammation. 3) Those "plant toxins" are either dea
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by tpush 4y ago
If you're talking about the electricity video, that one was not wrong at all.
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by tpush 4y ago
Who cares how popular a streaming service is? Just look at reviews and such to find series/movies you'd like. Apple TV+ has a lot of good stuff IMO; I'm really enjoying Shining Girls at the moment.
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by tpush 4y ago
Gary Taubes (the author of those books) is about as far from a serious scientist, or even science communicator, as one can get without being an obvious charlatan. Saying 'the science got it all wrong!' while citing pop-sci books f
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by tpush 4y ago
I don't think there's any robust evidence for glycemic index/load mattering at all, unless you're diabetic of course.
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by tpush 4y ago
What's 'cringey' about it?
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by tpush 4y ago
You can remove the album from your device just fine; This is about removing it from your account, which is contingent on the provider you have the account with no matter what company you're dealing with.
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by tpush 4y ago
Absolute nonsense.
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by tpush 4y ago
I agree with ApoB being the marker for CVD risk. What I'm disagreeing with is the statement that pathogenesis is caused by inflammation and/or oxidization; instead I'd say it's the number of particles that's the p
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by tpush 4y ago
> [...] due to proximal oxidative and inflammatory effects upon them. No, this is not true.
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by tpush 4y ago
Because all high-quality scientific evidence points to eating less meat making a big difference, and there being no evidence that different quality meat makes any significant difference whatsoever.
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by tpush 4y ago
> [...] but the latter is more likely the significant margin. No, it really isn't.
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by tpush 4y ago
You need to read the article further; the author mentioned what you talk about.
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by tpush 4y ago
Nothing you quoted disagrees with the parent post.

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