Zestfullyclean87
Zestfullyclean87 t1_j2o7qmp wrote
Reply to comment by LitherLily in Observer rats vocalize and show joy jumps when witnessing tickling. by [deleted]
I can’t help it, I just hate em
Zestfullyclean87 t1_j2nbh0c wrote
I don’t know how to feel about this because it’s cute on paper, but I hate rats. If I had a rat laughing at me I would be very angry
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Reply to comment by not_cinderella in Use of hormonal contraceptives is not associated with sleep patterns in women, study finds by lolfuys
I’m honestly shocked that more men don’t do this.
Zestfullyclean87 t1_j2f1vez wrote
Reply to comment by CeeToTheZee in Use of hormonal contraceptives is not associated with sleep patterns in women, study finds by lolfuys
This is what people believed back when it was first marketed to the public. It’s part of why it was so taboo, and it’s also why they introduced a placebo week, or a “mock” period. It’s because people were not welcoming to the idea of a drug that could stop all of that
Also, in many cultures, there is a lot of pseudo science or lore around periods, or this belief that periods release “toxins.” So to them, stopping your period could be seen as a bad thing
The reality is that all the pill is, is hormones. Your reproductive organs only produce an egg, or endometrial lining, or release the lining, in response to hormones. Birth control pills (monophasic pills, anyway) is just a combination of hormones that mimic a stage in your cycle where you won’t release an egg, won’t produce lining for a fertilized egg to stick to, cervical mucous won’t be welcoming to sperm. That’s all it’s doing, responding to hormones as it normally would
Zestfullyclean87 t1_j2eykoq wrote
Reply to comment by CeeToTheZee in Use of hormonal contraceptives is not associated with sleep patterns in women, study finds by lolfuys
I don’t disagree that there should be more options for men, but it doesn’t “mess with” your hormones. This type of statement comes from the archaic idea that birth control is bad for us and damages our body, which is the same argument they made many decades ago (when they just didn’t want women having premarital sex… and also BC was a lot less safe back then)
Zestfullyclean87 t1_j2cgko1 wrote
I have never once successfully folded a fitted sheet. It has never caused me problems. In fact, the only problem I ever faced was trying to fold the fitted sheet.
Zestfullyclean87 t1_j222jz4 wrote
Reply to comment by sequoiachieftain in LPT Request: Cat Dementia and Yowling (Serious) by MarkusKruber
This is ridiculous, I’ve had cats that lived for longer than 17 years. You don’t have to euthanize them just because they’re getting old
Zestfullyclean87 t1_j0bjsjv wrote
Reply to comment by bk15dcx in Researchers find that the combination of carbohydrate restriction and exercise can be effective in improving the health of type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) patients. However, it is unclear if this would have superior effects compared to exercise and other forms of diet by glawgii
Then I guess no potatoes then :/
Zestfullyclean87 t1_j08i3ve wrote
Reply to A Mediterranean diet not only boosts health, but also improves fertility. The Mediterranean diet can improve fertility, assisted reproductive technology (ART) success, and sperm quality in men. by MistWeaver80
Kinda have to be careful when talking about diets, and the topic of fertility. You could have two people with very different fertility circumstances, who would benefit from very different dietary changes… so I would proceed with caution with general advice of “this diet will help fertility.”
Zestfullyclean87 t1_j087yhc wrote
Reply to comment by bk15dcx in Researchers find that the combination of carbohydrate restriction and exercise can be effective in improving the health of type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) patients. However, it is unclear if this would have superior effects compared to exercise and other forms of diet by glawgii
Then eat the potato. They’re a great source of nutrients such as potassium.
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Reply to LPT: turn off "auto display images" in your email to stop hidden read receipt trackers by flutterbyasaurus
I can confirm part of this, in my last job I was a hotel manager and I could tell if you received and opened your confirmation email. I could even tell if you clicked where it had the latest cancellation date before receiving a penalty
This was a big deal during Covid, because we sent an e-mail with Covid policies and what was open. A lot of people complained in order to get a free stay, claiming that they were not told this/that. But I would see that they not received the email, and clicked on the email, and the date and time that they did.
Zestfullyclean87 t1_iy5xeik wrote
I don’t know if Marie Kondo would agree with that
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Reply to comment by homeostasis3434 in A study on obese patients suggests the gut microbiome affects obesity levels. Microbial diversity decreased in obese subjects, and the reduction trend was correlated with the severity of obesity. by glawgii
This is exactly how I feel about it.
The reason why people gain weight, is because they are in a calorie surplus.
And another thing I see is, “they just eat too much sugar” or “too many carbs.” And yeah that may be the case for many people, but I also think it’s disingenuous - because people are overeating everything. not JUST sugar. People don’t just eat too much processed foods… they eat too much whole foods too.
But when we try to act like microbiome is the cause of obesity, or hormones are the cause of obesity, this and that, it really pisses me off because I don’t understand how people can look at the way we eat, and think it’s something else causing obesity.