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Rewrap3643
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Rewrap3643
3y ago
I use Rectangle for this purpose.
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3y ago
Psychs won't prescribe it because it's a wakefulness promoting agent, not a typical stimulant. There's insufficient evidence to prescribe it as a first-line treatment for ADHD. Insurance companies are also unlikely to pay for
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3y ago
This has no bearing in reality. Furthermore, the others in this thread are referring to therapeutic doses of amphetamine, not microdosing literally. The level of nonsense perpetuated on that site based on rat studies is absurd.
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3y ago
Furthermore it's a reactive measure. Locking credit reports and unlocking as needed can help mitigate some risks.
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3y ago
Have you done a color blindness test before? Red-green is the most common type and the differences here are mostly shades of green.
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3y ago
Sleep apnea is not exclusively a lifestyle disorder. I have it with a BMI of under 21.
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3y ago
NextDNS works fine for me.
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The metabolite of nicotine has a long half-life and probably degrades sleep quality. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9443078/
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3y ago
Are you familiar with Kagi Lenses? https://help.kagi.com/kagi/features/lenses.html
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Not really. Your best bet is to buy them from a vendor who does batch testing (as opposed to lot testing) and will present you with a lab’s certificate of analysis when requested.
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This is a case report of an individual that experienced lead poisoning from Ayurvedic supplements. It is from Canada’s public health system. One of the linked studies which analyzed 193 supplements found that 39 of them were contaminated. T
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The negative health effects of junk food are largely reversible, unlike lead poisoning.
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Correct, which is why the warrant was limited to computers in the United States (I don't know how they went about this in practice). https://www.justice.gov/d9/2023-08/23mj4244_warrant_redacted...
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Trazodone should not be compared with those other drugs. It is hardly anticholinergic, and it lacks many of the side effects of Seroquel or Ambien. It can actually improve sleep architecture; it acts as a slow-wave sleep enhancer. In additi
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You have to trust OpenAI follows their privacy policy. Otherwise, you shouldn't use their service. 'When you use our non-API consumer services ChatGPT or DALL-E, we may use the data you provide us to improve our models. You can sw
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4y ago
What would you propose then?
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4y ago
I don't think we know enough about it, other than to say, "sleep is important and disrupting it should be minimized." There's a medication called trazodone which is used off-label for people with issues falling or stayin
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4y ago
Body temperature can influence sleep significantly. You’re probably warmer when co-sleeping.
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Meth is significantly different than regular amphetamine. Consider that simple changes in isomers can elicit radically different effects. A great example is levmetamfetamine (or l-meth), which is sold over the counter as a decongestant (as