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What did you learn today?
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Invalid Link Removed isn't a problem, if you know how to read statistics — all that glisters etc. ain't necessarily soy. The problem, it seems, is in the standard of proof. Same old story.
And systems thinking looms large in the realm of health. Not before time. Invalid Link Removed The argument is "that better systems are the way to get greater safety in healthcare. It sounds technical, but it could save your life." All roads may lead to Rome but are we taking all the shortcuts? Not yet, we're told.
And systems thinking looms large in the realm of health. Not before time. Invalid Link Removed The argument is "that better systems are the way to get greater safety in healthcare. It sounds technical, but it could save your life." All roads may lead to Rome but are we taking all the shortcuts? Not yet, we're told.
Getting to the nitty gritty of javafilia's side effects has been a real grind. This percolated today through the wily webs and gave me a hearty boost. "It turns out the same adenosine receptors blocked by caffeine are also implicated in the origin of headache as well as other kinds of pain. …"
I've talked to a good number of people about caffeine withdrawal, and done some potted research, off my own bat — sometimes, as the embattled, brain-ache riddled guinea pig, without much satisfaction. Doctors just give me blank stares and sideline the issue, despite the mind-bogglingly agonizing pain I had to suffer through.
It's a genuine relief to get some real insight that corroborates the experience. Next time I get lip-service from the health fraternity, I'll have this, A critical review of caffeine withdrawal: empirical validation of symptoms and signs, incidence, severity, and associated features (Link Removed), written in '04
, to rub their ignorant noses in 
Health Check: why do I get a headache when I haven't had my coffee? 
I've talked to a good number of people about caffeine withdrawal, and done some potted research, off my own bat — sometimes, as the embattled, brain-ache riddled guinea pig, without much satisfaction. Doctors just give me blank stares and sideline the issue, despite the mind-bogglingly agonizing pain I had to suffer through.
It's a genuine relief to get some real insight that corroborates the experience. Next time I get lip-service from the health fraternity, I'll have this, A critical review of caffeine withdrawal: empirical validation of symptoms and signs, incidence, severity, and associated features (Link Removed), written in '04
, to rub their ignorant noses in
Getting to the nitty gritty of javafilia's side effects has been a real grind. This percolated today through the wily webs and gave me a hearty boost. "It turns out the same adenosine receptors blocked by caffeine are also implicated in the origin of headache as well as other kinds of pain. …"
I've talked to a good number of people about caffeine withdrawal, and done some potted research, off my own bat — sometimes, as the embattled, brain-ache riddled guinea pig, without much satisfaction. Doctors just give me blank stares and sideline the issue, despite the mind-bogglingly agonizing pain I had to suffer through.
It's a genuine relief to get some real insight that corroborates the experience. Next time I get lip-service from the health fraternity, I'll have this, A critical review of caffeine withdrawal: empirical validation of symptoms and signs, incidence, severity, and associated features (Link Removed), written in '04
Health Check: why do I get a headache when I haven't had my coffee?
I quit coffee, once. For me, it wasn't that bad. However, I like it too much to quit.
The Japanese hare eats its own waste. The reason? Its diet is so woody and hard to digest, it pays off, energy-wise, to give it another run through. "Echidna indigestion and other eating tails: It’s a bat eat mouse, lizard eat possum, wallaby eat bird world out there. Animals are always eating weird stuff."
In spite of what some owners of geese may say, geese can indeed BITE, not just "pinch." Four punctures to the inside of the back of my thigh, through my pants. Blood, bruising, the works.
Swine birds.
Swine birds.
Canadians are NOT pets. Most of them are barely house-trained, let alone domesticated.
We're kinda like raccoons, we eat nothing but garbage and we'll break whatever locks you put between us and your beer and Canadian classics.
We're also chronic bed wetters.
TIL that a grown woman will call the police on a 9-year-old boy because she assumed the boy touched her inappropriately. Turns out the store video shows the boy's backpack brushed up against her butt when he turned sideways as he was walking by.
I learned a lot of stuff yesterday. I spent at least an hour and a half watching CGP Grey vids on YouTube.
I recommend.
I recommend.
