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Nepetalactone Newsletter 10633 implied HN points 19 Jan 24
  1. The evidence strongly supports that COVID-19 was made in a lab.
  2. There is a debate within the community on various strategies to address pandemic-related issues.
  3. The focus should shift towards examining the origins of the virus and preventing future lab leaks.
Changing The Channel 8192 implied HN points 06 Dec 23
  1. Living in chronic stress from survival mode can lead to chronic illnesses and impact life expectancy
  2. Moving abroad is not just for the rich; many Americans are seeking a better quality of life due to the high cost of living and lack of a social safety net in the United States
  3. Chronic stress is normalized in America and can contribute to chronic illnesses, making it essential to address the root causes of stress in society
COVID Intel - by Dr.William Makis 3066 implied HN points 07 Feb 24
  1. Dr. John Woodward, an academic lawyer, who disparaged the unvaccinated and supported mandates, is now suffering from terminal brain cancer.
  2. The story highlights the consequences of words and actions, showcasing a stark turn of events for Dr. Woodward.
  3. The situation serves as a reminder of the significance of empathy and caution in judgment towards others.
Weight and Healthcare 718 implied HN points 18 Nov 23
  1. Require five-year follow-up with mandatory publication to improve accuracy and information in weight loss studies
  2. Mandate essential information in bold print at the beginning of weight loss studies to ensure transparency and accessibility
  3. Implement a weight-neutral comparator group in weight loss studies to distinguish impacts of behavior changes from weight loss, reducing health risks
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The Rotten Apple 283 implied HN points 15 Jan 24
  1. Food fraud perpetrators do not aim to harm consumers, as that increases the risk of getting caught.
  2. Accidental harm can occur from food adulteration, like plaster of Paris being mistakenly used instead of a harmless substance.
  3. Allergen cross-reactivity can lead to serious consequences for allergenic individuals and cause issues in food testing.
Weight and Healthcare 619 implied HN points 11 Mar 23
  1. The study highlights the detrimental impact of internalizing weight stigma on physical and mental health.
  2. Factors like alignment with the group 'Fat' and beliefs about weight controllability can predict resistance to weight stigma.
  3. Recognizing and challenging weight stigma, reframing self-identity as a fat person, and fighting against stigma messages are crucial steps to protect against weight stigma.
Weight and Healthcare 379 implied HN points 03 Dec 22
  1. Weight loss may not necessarily improve health conditions; health changes may stem from behavior changes instead.
  2. Unintentional weight loss or weight loss through methods like liposuction may not lead to the same health benefits as intentional weight loss.
  3. The presence of a health issue in thin individuals suggests that weight loss might not always be the solution; alternative treatments beyond weight loss exist.
Asimov Press 135 implied HN points 12 Mar 23
  1. A newsletter provides curated insights on scientific progress in biology and future technologies.
  2. Recent advancements include nano-scale probes for space exploration, gene-editing for heart protection, and new gene therapy trials.
  3. Challenges in genetics, predictions of protein levels from DNA sequences, and advancements in microbiome research showcase ongoing developments in the field.
The Heart Attack Diet 59 implied HN points 26 Jun 23
  1. The quality of chips in a chip shop can vary, with issues like old fryer oil potentially affecting taste and health.
  2. The use of vegetable oils in fryers can be concerning, as they can degrade into harmful substances when used for extended periods.
  3. The history of dietary recommendations regarding fats, like animal fats, raises questions about the impact on human health over time.
Kartick’s Blog 0 implied HN points 18 Feb 23
  1. When choosing a job, don't just focus on immediate rewards like salary and perks.
  2. Consider how the job will impact your future, including skill development, career growth, and mental health.
  3. Make sure to weigh both short-term and long-term factors to avoid ending up in a worse situation after leaving a job.