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by will_brown 7y ago
Blood glucose would rise because youre unable to provide enough oxygen to break it down/convert it into energy (ie more unused glucose accumulates in the blood). Lactate/Lactic acid is a byproduct of broken down glucose, but also
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by will_brown 7y ago
Improved mitochondria function means improved energy conversion (in other words greater ATP with less calories)...that seems pretty useful all by itself. Improving ATP efficiency is huge... i agree with you it may not mean stronger bones an
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by will_brown 7y ago
It is correct, just look at the definitions of the terms. You somehow have 3 types of exercise...aerobic, anaerobic and short duration/high intensity. There is only aerobic and anaerobic (short duration/high intensity is anaerobic
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by will_brown 7y ago
More accurately diet can prevent 100% of type 2 diabetes cases, while it can be used to reverse some cases it can not reverse 100% of cases. And yes the focus on these kinds of diets is managing blood sugar levels/insulin spikes which
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by will_brown 7y ago
There are two types of exercise aerobic and anaerobic. Aerobic is easy exercise (walking, jogging, etc...) where the body can supply enough oxygen to oxidize glucose to convert to energy. During Anaerobic or high intensity exercise the body
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by will_brown 7y ago
I also began taking magnesium (a few years ago) for running, not depression. I probably log 50-80 miles per week and low magnesium levels are notoriously low in endurance athletes. I also follow a ketosis diet for as many as 6 months at a
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by will_brown 7y ago
What is a “Greek vapor bath”? In this context it sounds like it would compete with cannabis. Maybe a reference to something like what got the Oricle of Delphi high? Is it just reference to a regular Greek hot bath?
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by will_brown 7y ago
The should be so lucky...PPV is a crazy industry in terms of structure but local ppv providers would send uncover patrons to bars to find illegal ppv streams and next thing a bar/restaurant knows they got served with a lawsuit usually
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by will_brown 7y ago
>But the way this happens is pretty benign: That would definitely be how FB describes it... But the reality is FB had previously been investigated by the FTC for privacy violations and practices, in order to avoid enforcement action, the
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by will_brown 7y ago
You can look up the number of civil and criminal violation for both uber and Lyft drivers by county throughout the country. In Miami-Dade county Uber (drivers) for example racked up over $4M in fines between 2014-2016 for operating a ride f
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by will_brown 7y ago
It is pretty rich one of two billion dollar ride sharing tech companies who disrupted the corrupt taxi monopolies by illegally skirting regulations is now suing a city for damages over a contract they claim gives them a legal exclusivity
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by will_brown 7y ago
It’s not just use of these devices on certain roadways, bike paths and sidewalks that may be illegal from jurisdiction to jurisdiction...but leaving them all over public spaces the way they do is also illegal in multiple jurisdictions (henc
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by will_brown 7y ago
>Surprising that Amazon didn't go that way. Maybe customers can over look Amazon workers not getting bathroom breaks and being forced to urinate in plastic jugs so they can get their online orders next day...but customers might not
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by will_brown 7y ago
>Without insurance, you are putting your financial life in jeopardy. Think about it! In addition to riders, if the scooter is a rental, I think there is a pretty solid claim to be made against the tech companies who scatter these scooter
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by will_brown 7y ago
In no way did the yellow pages create a dynamic bidding war with competitors for ads next to your listing when people went to find your number.
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by will_brown 7y ago
The difference is now one is heavily investing their business in the billboard business to ultimately be placed behind the billboard. >There's no conflict of business interests. This is big time a conflict, look no further than the
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by will_brown 7y ago
You may have missed this: >There is no great real world example, but imagine... Well for each one of Google’s services there are legal agreements between them and the business. Landlords and google may not be exact but in both instances
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by will_brown 7y ago
>There is no way for him to get rid of the ad next to the Google listing. >So he wants the free traffic but not to pay for it in any way? If people are specifically looking for his business he doesn’t want the competitors business to
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by will_brown 7y ago
>Their ticker is cool and maybe sales force wants to be DATA on nasdaq...Otherwise, it will be hard to justify this high markup for a tool company. You make it sound like the ticker symbol justifies a $15.7B price tag...
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by will_brown 7y ago
Well there are children, not exactly “2nd hand sugar” but it’s a good faith arguement...alcohol and tobacco are age regulated whereas sugar isn’t. The incidences of both fatty liver disease and type 2 diabetes in children is pretty alarming
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by will_brown 7y ago
Not all sugar is actually processed by the body the same though. Fructose gets processed in the liver whereas glucose goes into the blood stream triggering insulin response. Other very fine points are glycemic index, for example a low glyce
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by will_brown 7y ago
What kinds of things do you do personally to promote a healthy microbiome and/or combat IBD? I’ve really been experimenting with my diet in the past few years to improve my running which I just started about 5 years ago. At one point
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by will_brown 7y ago
I recall reading a study describing cancerous/mutated cells very similarly. I don’t recall exactly but the study was in regards to diet (maybe specifically vitamins/minerals or antioxidants) that promoted detection (again I don’t
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by will_brown 7y ago
Well sure there has been shitty code that has allowed doublespend or unintended transfers...but the satoshi nakamoto Blockchain did solve the problem of double spend on a decentralized peer to peer network, do you disagree? Take the current
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by will_brown 7y ago
What does that have anything to do with the point being made of the OJ Simpson case as an example of money winning cases? In both the civil and criminal case the parties with more money/resources lost respectively.
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by will_brown 7y ago
I think we are roughly down from 40% of americans with a pension to 10%...the 401(k) was a experiment to replace pensions, of course when the pension disappeared wages never increased to supplement workers. Combined with The addition of st
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by will_brown 7y ago
What does OJ have to do with a lawsuit and money? OJ was tried criminally and was found not guilty (I assure you the state of California has more money than OJ, yet he prevailed). OJ was then sued civilly for wrongful death by the Goldman’s
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by will_brown 7y ago
They don’t blur faces on FBIs most wanted, those suspects haven’t given permission to use their name/likeness...the show solicits information from the public and even offers rewards for information leading to arrest.
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by will_brown 7y ago
Businesses post images and video of suspects all the time and solicit information. Hell entertainment/production companies exist just to create shows that run these kinds of stories and solicit information from the public. Think of th
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by will_brown 7y ago
Looks like they already registered the TM (without a logo). Filed 2014 and registered 2016. It is odd they claim the use of the mark was first used in commerce with the 2014 application date. http://tmsearch.uspto.gov/bin&

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