Knufen

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by Knufen 8mo ago
This is wrong, there is no proof of an anabolic window.
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by Knufen 8mo ago
Are these the same studies where they grouped frozen pizza with regular beef?
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by Knufen 8mo ago
Beef and chicken does not cause cancer anymore than anything else does. It is an insane take that regular food causes cancer in any level that should be worrisome. Don't cite the studies where they grouped frozen pizza in the same cate
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by Knufen 10mo ago
Not a doctor, but can recommend methylphenidat any day over amphetamine. It is a much less "angry" version and the slow release evens the effect.
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by Knufen 2y ago
5 mg? We get about 1 gram of creatine through a varied diet and the body synthesize the rest. I would guess it to be purely placebo for you? All lifter recommend 3-5 g of supplementation daily.
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by Knufen 3y ago
That sounds very interesting, so you have a source for that? I could not find anything on Google searching for "life expectancy, gender and size".
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by Knufen 3y ago
As a Dane this appears true on the surface but not when diving deeper. Some in Greenland might desire independence but it has neither the economy nor the willingness to adapt to actually move forward with it.
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by Knufen 4y ago
All plastics are endocrine disruptors [a], though the an easy filter is softer = worse. If anything food related is in contact with plastic there will be plastic in the food. The pH and temperature of the food have a big impact on plastic l
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by Knufen 4y ago
No, but it does affect fertility, as well as various cancers. Breast cancer: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7286136/ , cervical cancer: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/artic
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by Knufen 4y ago
Though it is a funny Alex Jones quote there might actually be some meat to it. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC122794/
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by Knufen 4y ago
Generally yes. Beware of drinking bottles made from stainless steel. A lot of them are lined with plastic to avoid the metallic taste.
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by Knufen 4y ago
There is an ongoing discussion on the effect of caffein on sperm quality. There are articles which describes a possible route for DNA damage to the sperm from caffein https://www.cureus.com/articles/109365-effect-of-str
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by Knufen 4y ago
I did my Master Degree in Organic Chemistry where we tried to develop a male contraceptive pill. I spend a lot of time studying sperm so here is a short list of thing to avoid regarding sperm quality (not ranked): 1. Eating and drinking fro
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by Knufen 4y ago
Perhaps instead of saying "this is bad", you should expand.
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by Knufen 4y ago
Pure guessing but your phoned showed your location and what you were watching (through your friends data), and thus recommends Breaking Bad to you now.
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by Knufen 4y ago
I worked for a "small" 60 people biotech/oncology company which were continually in the negative, financially speaking. The company existed like this for 20 years, selling potential drug candidates for hundreds of millions (D
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by Knufen 4y ago
Does the data model have to be changed? Can't it just be a simple "fill exercise and how many reps/kg you want" type of thing? And understandable with your limited time!
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by Knufen 4y ago
Super cool project man, congrats. I was unable to figure it out in the app, but is it possible to build your own routine instead of 5/3/1? I have been looking for this kinda of app and am willing to pay for it.
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by Knufen 4y ago
If you have the time, join some amateur sport or hobby center. And then put in the energy.
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by Knufen 4y ago
As other posters note some feed-forward defense mechanism requires a larger dose to elicit a response. Sometimes small doses have a cascade effect meaning A->2xB->6xC etc whereas a larger dose would activate a feed-backward mechanism
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by Knufen 4y ago
Organic/medicinal chemist here. Some toxin, endocrine disruptors and many other things have widely variable toxicity curves. Something we often see is U curves. With high toxicity in both small and high doses. The small doses can induc
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by Knufen 4y ago
I have a master degree in chemistry and during my studies have grown quite a lot of crystals. As a lot of the other posters point out it is due to capillary effects; both formed by the new crystals and by microscopic channels and irregulari
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by Knufen 4y ago
The chain goes Heat -> Inflammation -> Cancer. It is well known that inflammation causes cancer. It is one of the biggest and often underlooked causes of cancer in obese individuals. See https://www.google.com/search?q
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by Knufen 4y ago
This is probably gonna sound a bit dystopian, but would you eat beef if we eliminated suffering with CRISPR? I don't get to talk to a lot of vegetarians/vegans so honest question.
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by Knufen 5y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29999110 Repost
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by Knufen 5y ago
Has any good come from Guantanamo? Like at all? This is not a hypothetical question!
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by Knufen 5y ago
As a medicinal chemist (obviously biased), I would focus more on treatment and alleviation than the genetic component. This would usually mean looking at the metabolism or how the genetic mutation alters it. Is your partner lacking an enzym
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by Knufen 5y ago
> Then, considering your answer above, how does that match to reality? What accounts for this mismatch? Why are fields (and awards like this) underrepresenting our populations? Isn't that obvious? Nobel prices (especially science) o
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by Knufen 5y ago
What does "white washed form of eugenics" mean? Legitimately curious!
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by Knufen 5y ago
>This is nonsense - there is no way to predict weight gain based on calorie intake - variance between people is too huge on this metric - individual BMR alone varies between 1000 kcal/day up to 2500 kcal/day. Please site your s

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