@EllisDon
You will eat bugs and you will ride the choo-choo trains and you will rent your home from Blackrock and you will pay your 90% tax rate and you will cheer for the Current Thing and you will believe in green energy and other impossible things and you will like it, comrade. Or else.
@RosenelliEM
The right common femoral artery passes anteriorly over the left common iliac vein, compressing it, so the venous return from the right leg is more vulnerable to this problem than is the left leg. Great picture. Thanks for sharing.
@BrownJHM
@dr_skaggs
@grepmeded
This is an assymetric Superficial Abdominal Reflex, reflecting unilateral activation of motor neuron pathways at level T6 To T11. This sign is of limited value, as it is absent in 20% of normal people. The asymmetric reflex or reflex present only in the upper quadrant is also
@keeper_orchard
That is blue stain fungus, which is introduced into the sapwood via bark beetle galleries. These are typically in the genera Ophiostoma and Ceratocystis. The fungus is suppressed by living wood but activates and expands when something else kills the branch or tree.
@nutrition_facts
Dark leafy greens are not nutrient-dense. No plant-based foods are nutrient dense, cause that’s not a thing. Eggs, butter, fatty beef, lamb, and wild-caught salmon are nutrient-dense.
@ggreenwald
Before the pile-on begins, look at that Sanpaku. Consider if this poor soul might have a serious illness or life stressors that are contributing to her mental state. Thyroid disease comes to mind. Maybe, just let it go.
@quachelsey
Instead, eat minimally processed plants (nuts, leaves, fruits), eggs, cheese, meat, fish. Here’s a tip on how to use food nutrient labels. If it has a nutritional label, don’t eat it.
does the
@American_Heart
Association bear any legal liability for this fraudulent certification scheme? There is nothing heart healthy about eating horse chow.
In the 1970s, we ate 3X more beef than chicken (as estimated from availability). Today, we eat more chicken than beef & what beef we do eat is lower in saturated fat.
Has the increase in chicken and the decline of beef consumption contributed to the American epidemic of obesity?
@engineers_feed
Bring attention to your breath.
Lift heavy.
Sleep when it’s dark; make it dark when you sleep.
Eat fatty beef, marrow, butter, eggs.
Use tallow/ghee in cooking.
Avoid industrial cooking oils.
Avoid carbohydrates.
Focus on future opportunities and not past grievances.
Be grateful.
@ScottAdamsSays
Bias due to availability heuristic. Here’s a corrective: a good friend is currently in the ICU on a ventilator fighting for life. I got the vaccine which wiped me out for one day. Now walking about with no fear. Totally worth it.
@quachelsey
Magnesium (Mg++) is used for ATP in all living things and as the central cation of chlorophyll that allows a leaf to photosynthesize. The germ of a seed has Mg++ because it grows into a leaf. Refined carbohydrates discard germ. People eat a lot of refined carbohydrates!
@MikeHudema
Humans evolved to eat animal fat. There is no short-term threat from rising atmospheric carbon dioxide. Windmills and solar panels suffer from an intermittency problem and are not reliable sources of energy. Who pays you to tweet this magical thinking?
@waltermasterson
@drjoshuawolrich
These political actors want to feed kids Meatless Mondays, Dorito Tuesdays, Lucky Charm Wednesdays, Pizza Lunchable Thursdays & Toilet Chow Fridays.
Human children need species-appropriate food, including beef, eggs, fish, butter, whole milk…
@DrMcFillin
Resume feeding of species-appropriate food. Ban the psy-op apps (Tik-Tok, etc). Promote unsupervised play. Put ‘em in charge of raising the chickens. That oughta do it.
@JoshuaLisec
Plumbers, electricians, truckers, and construction workers all need to chip in and pay for the college education of journalists, bureaucrats, bankers, lawyers, accountants, and doctors. Because, something, something, something…
@BrownJHM
Hidradenitis suppurativa Hurley Stage II
Skip the clindamycin & initiate Rx with adalimumab.
The pathophysiology of HS involves release of pro-inflammatory adipokines 2° to carbotoxicity & hyperinsulinemia.
Patients may benefit from metformin or ketogenic diet.
@ScottAdamsSays
Many experts warned that expanding NATO eastward would provoke Russia into military action. This appears to be what happened, as on November 10, 2021 The U.S. and Ukraine entered into a charter for strategic cooperation.
@JordanSchachtel
The goal is not victory. The goal is massive looting of the public treasury, transferring wealth from citizens to the Merchants of War and assorted WarPigs.
I asked
@Drlipid
to present what he considers the strongest research result supporting his claim that lipid-modulating drugs provide benefit to patients in primary prevention of atherosclerosis.
@Drlipid
responded first with a Gish Gallop and then by blocking me.
Remarkable.
@SwaledaleMutton
@robinmonotti
@JanciToxDoc
Context matters.
Dyson was making a point about testability of hypotheses.
“If one believes, as I do, that ESP exists but is scientifically untestable, one must believe that the scope of science is limited.” – Freeman Dyson
Source: Foreword to Extraordinary Knowing: Science,
@miller721108
@SBakerMD
Given adequate intake of fat, there is no need for vegetable fiber. Denis Burkitt was a great surgeon but he was wrong about the need for vegetable fiber.
@Empty_America
Frequent High-carb meals stuff glycogen into fast-twitch gluts, quads, hammies & gastrocs. Can see muscle girth shrink when a carb-fed guy goes keto. Strength is preserved as long as diet provides adequate protein & fat.
@CodyElijah1
Perhaps you have never *diagnosed* a single case. Remember all those acute coronary syndrome patients you admitted? Many of them were atherosclerotic coronary disease. But not *all* of them. No criticism, friend, you did the right thing but sometimes you missed the diagnosis!
@kidney_boy
And RTA is even worse. “There are three types of renal tubular acidosis, which for your convenience and pleasure are named type I, type II, and type IV.” Get outta here with that noise. This is the kind of nonsense that drives smart students into orthopedics…
@GadSaad
No, you have not got this right. Deaths often occur after some delay; four weeks is not unusual with Covid-19. Thus, early in an epidemic, the fatality rate is low, increasing as the epidemic progresses.
@PeterMoskos
@Noahpinion
Tokaido Shinkansen High Speed Rail in Japan makes some sense. None of the Chinese or European HSR makes any economic sense at all.
HSR in the USA? It won’t happen. It would be bad if it did.
Give your son a Lionel Train set and forget this HSR nonsense.
@Noahpinion
@PeterMoskos
On this amazing transit system of the future, how would be the cost per passenger mile for a high speed rail journey compare to the cost for air travel?
@bigfatsurprise
Often, people who switch to a ketogenic diet reduce dosages or stop their prescription drugs because they are no longer necessary. In fact, switching to keto may be dangerous if one does not adjust drug dosage, e.g., for drugs used to treat saccharosis (sugar diabetes).
@MikeHudema
The climate is fine. Use of fossil fuels makes food cheap & plentiful. Wildlife population trends are favorable in areas where humans have a high socioeconomic status. The best way to protect wildlife is to reduce the cost of energy. Natgas & nukes.
@MikeHudema
The Saker Falcon (Falco cherrug) is a globally-endangered large raptor. The spinning blades on these windmills in Gobi desert kill Saker Falcons & other slowly-reproducing raptors. Pull down the windmills; build natgas power plants instead. We can do this. Save the Saker Falcon!
@StuartBlitz
First understand that EPIC works well for the customer. The patient is not the customer. The physician is not the customer. EPIC maximizes billing and collection. This serves the customer well. A white knight won’t fix misaligned economic incentives.
@MikeHudema
Texas legislators propose to shift away from unreliable solar panels and windkills, moving to reliable natgas power. There are so many solutions. Let’s implement them.
@memeticsisyphus
@plzbepatient
Your cost estimate is wildly wrong. Most of the excess cost is due to insane regulatory burden imposed by special interests in solar & wind industries. Dropping linear no threshold & settling on One Design Small modular reactor drops the cost by 70%.
@kevinnbass
Given your intellectual bent, I recommend you read "Heretics" and "Orthodoxy" both by G. K. Chesterton. I expect this will provide some insight into how best to choose a church for your family.
Also, you might listen to JS Bach's "St. Matthew Passion." It is a spectacular work.
@Atticus_Veep
@PeterMoskos
@Noahpinion
HSR has been obsolete since the Boeing took wing in 1958. Jets are faster, cheaper, more flexible, & use less infrastructure. Fares paid by Amtrak Acela riders are 5X the average US airfare. Given the European experience of transit travel share, few Americans would use HSR much:
@ScottAdamsSays
So far, you are not canceled. How about ‘Dilbert Gets Canceled.’ Make it a graphic novel about Dilbert quitting, his adventures as an unemployed engineer, his romantic disasters, and how autism saves the day.”
@patbhamilton
@FatEmperor
You state conventional narrative well. The conventional narrative is sometimes aligned with the facts, but not for climate, diet, healthcare, pensions, wages, economics, war, diplomacy, agriculture, or land use. On other matters, one might (with caution) believe the government.
@Liv_Boeree
Mental health *is* physical health. The brain is a part of the body. The same plant-based diet that gives people diabetes and high blood pressure also causes depression, anxiety, and other mental illness.
Humans evolved to eat animal fat & meat.
@ScepticalDoctor
@susanwoledge
@ButterFueled
LDL-C is not a predictive biomarker for atherosclerosis or anything else.
Randomized controlled trials have shown that replacing SatFats with PUFAs is not beneficial and is probably harmful.
@maddiehalla
@ATabarrok
@USDA
@BigPurpleTomato
What research result supports this assertion that purple freak tomatoes cure disease? It is possible that an antioxidizing tomato might make some disease worse in some people. Match of mitochondrial genome and nuclear genome drives ROS flux…
@shashj
@TheEconomist
Enough war mongering.
The best path forward is to stop fomenting coups in foreign lands, cease funding for the American proxy war in Ukraine, wind down NATO, bring home all American troops from Europe & withdraw US from the UN. Europe is rich; let them pay for their own defense.
@GadSaad
In 1977, E. O. Wilson came to speak at Northwestern University. He was shouted down by Marxists who objected to his book, “Sociobiology.” This encouraged my interest in his work. Wilson once said, “Karl Marx was right, socialism works, it is just that he had the wrong species.”
The incessant attack on animal-based foods continues. Humans evolved to eat animal fat & meat. Is this agitprop against a species-appropriate human diet from the NY Times due to ignorance, greed, ideological conviction or enemy action?
“The risk is staggering, because our use of animals is staggering,” the author of a new report on zoonotic disease risks in the United States said. “And we don’t even really understand where that risk is.”
@gladioperibunt
@ScottAdamsSays
The Two Party System is a charade.
What we have is a Progressive uniParty & the uniParty is all about distracting the citizenry while looting the public treasury & slaking the bloodthirsty Progressives’ need for War.
@MJnanostretch
@mattwridley
Grant proposals are *not* science. Grant panels are *not* science. Tenure and promotion is *not* science. Manuscripts are *not* science. Peer review is *not* science. Government policy is *not* science. Science *is* this: does this model fit this data? That is *all* science is.
@ChrisPalmerMD
This is the legacy of pharmaceutical marketing. It was insanely profitable to market SSRIs for widespread use. It is possible that SSRIs are useful in some patients. However, if SSRIs had been prescribed only to patients who would benefit, the profits would have been small.
@Nigel_Farage
The reason to skip the champagne is that ethanol is poison.
Ethanol is metabolized to acetaldehyde which tears up your anatomy something fierce.
Ethanol leads to domestic violence, car crashes, cirrhosis, pancreatitis, atherosclerosis & cancer.
Avoid!
@MogTheUrbanite
@Aristos_Revenge
Correct.
Why do we have troops anywhere near the Middle East? What vital U.S. interest is served?
Ramp up extraction of fossil fuels in the US then bring home the troops.
Enough of this obsolete American Empire. It's no longer worth the price in blood & treasure.
@ifixhearts
The cause of atherosclerosis is unknown. Always has been. Check your textbooks. Those who believe otherwise have been deceived by marketing. (The epidemiological concepts of risk and hazard are useful, but not explanatory for patient managent.)