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by disabled 4y ago
Last that I heard, Raspberry Pi with VPN installed along with PiHole that you SSH/VNC (via iOS app) in to is your best option.
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Ransomware attack delays patient care at hospitals across the U.S.(nbcnews.com)
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by disabled 4y ago
I take capsules, 2x/day. I take sulphoraphane 140 mg/day. Jarrow and Thorne Research are reliable brands. But, Thorne Research tends to be way overpriced in my opinion. As you know, you never ever buy supplements off of Amazon or
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by disabled 4y ago
I get Granagard from https://granalix.com . I get the co-ultramicronized palmitoylethalinomide + Luteolin from http://epitech.it , but you have to use a package forwarding service to mail to US (they don’t ship to US,
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by disabled 4y ago
This has nothing to do with nootropics. I have more than a few neurological issues. I have 3 medication induced movement disorders. I also have 2 rare immune mediated neurological diseases affecting my peripheral nervous system. Anyways, th
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by disabled 4y ago
This is fairly well known. But generally, these tips are the way to go: https://www.ted.com/talks/sandrine_thuret_you_can_grow_new_b... Anyways, I personally take: 1. nano encapsulated punicic acid (called Granagard),
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by disabled 4y ago
Collecting potassium iodine is not going to save Americans, that’s for sure. The amount of preparation for the American people to survive would be next to extraordinary. Most people these days do not have what it takes, and certainly our go
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by disabled 4y ago
Yeah, your writing sounds eastern European, if you know what I mean (no offense). You’re right about the American hospital, generally and for now. They have better resources, equipment, and are cleaner, among many other things. You have mor
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by disabled 4y ago
Thanks captain obvious, what you stated are public health issues. Also, money isn’t everything and unfortunately a lot of Americans use that as justification to keep playing a game that is going to kill them and/or their family member.
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by disabled 4y ago
There are amenable and non-amenable medical errors. The above article is describing amenable medical errors. I don’t want to make assumptions about how your sister’s death would be classified. However, I am so sorry for your loss, which is
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by disabled 4y ago
The third leading cause of death in the United States is believed to be preventable medical errors. Anyways, I have never been pregnant, but if you saw what happened to me medically this summer, you would be doing everything you could to be
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Palantir Had Secret Plan to Crack UK’s NHS: ‘Buying Our Way In’(bloomberg.com)
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Latest Covid surge a ‘heavy straw on camel’s back’ for every hospital in UK(theguardian.com)
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by disabled 4y ago
The above poster is just suggesting that Bill Gates not be a hypocrite with respect to consuming less. He consumes way way way more than the average citizen. I don’t even know why people listen to him. Shouldn’t we be listening to actual cl
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by disabled 4y ago
Gates’ main house is actually 66,000 square feet. He apparently has 6 total houses. See: https://www.velvetropes.com/backstage/bill-gates-house Anyways, Gates is always preaching about “policy” (The Gates Foundation is
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by disabled 4y ago
Perhaps Zuckerberg should be paid significantly less? Perhaps Facebook employees should fight back? Like protest or leak controversial information, especially since Facebook is in the data hoarding business? But, stuff like this should make
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by disabled 4y ago
Personally, I just use brew to install SoX on Ubuntu. brew is a really nice package installer that works with both MacOS and Linux.
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'Toxic culture' of abuse at mental health hospital: undercover investigation(bbc.com)
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by disabled 4y ago
The statistic is supposed to be Americans spend 12.5 hours in front of a screen per day on average. Clearly it is the youth (< 30 years old) in America who get hurt the most from this.
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by disabled 4y ago
Luckily, I have a print-related disability. So... * I get access to 1,100,295 DRM-free books in several formats (including Word, EPUB, computer-narrated audio) via Bookshare.org [~$50/year] * I get access to 40,000+ professionally narr
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by disabled 4y ago
You can crush the tablets with a mortar and pestle, which you can buy online. A mortar and pestle is very cheap and is basic lab equipment. Alternatively you can use a pill crusher which is available in pharmacies. You can buy empty capsule
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by disabled 4y ago
The issue is that the Dyson device aerosolizes exhaled breath, including virus particles, immediately, and at much higher pressure than HVAC. As for the inflatable costumes incident there was contact tracing in effect in California when thi
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by disabled 4y ago
It is not a stretch. This is why many hospitals require staff to wear an N95 (a hard shell mask—not a surgical mask—in order to prevent as little leakage as possible) underneath a PAPR. PAPRs (with the exception of the CleanSpace Halo if us
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by disabled 4y ago
> I'm glad these tools exist and do help people, though I do think the potential risks are downplayed in our society. I have been dealing with severe akathisia from medications I took for severe depression. I have 2 rare immune medi
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by disabled 5y ago
More info from Croatian news sources here (English): Remnants of Aerial Bomb Found in Drone That Crashed in Zagreb https://www.total-croatia-news.com/politics/61114-remnants-o... “He said that it was a Soviet-made unma
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Official: Drone that crashed in Croatia carried a bomb(apnews.com)
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Have pharmaceutical companies created a web of disinformation to boost profits?(bbc.co.uk)
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by disabled 5y ago
First, I am sorry that you went through that. Near death experiences do not happen to everyone who dies and is resuscitated. Supposedly, according to Wikipedia [1], it only happens to 10-20% of people. If someone is critically ill, it happe
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by disabled 5y ago
You are not being realistic here. Not all cases are detected. Unfortunately, rare mutations are missed by panels used in the United States. This person, who has no Jewish ancestry whatsoever, has a Jewish husband. They got tested for Tay-Sa
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by disabled 5y ago
Dude, there are people who have children with Tay-Sachs, who are NOT ethnically Jewish at all. 1 in 250 people in the general population is a carrier for Tay-Sachs. Also, literally everyone is a carrier of mutations for extremely devastatin

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