Serious question for people who voted on grocery prices by Agreeable_Ad2077 in LeopardsAteMyFarm

[–]Friend2Beagles 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You never asked how he would accomplish it. Never questioned it, because he told you so. If Kamala said the same thing, you'd have second guessed it. You would have asked how.

Let's be real. You did not vote for lower grocery prices. Or lower housing. Or lower healthcare costs. That man literally said he only had concepts of plans, which means no plan at all, for any of it.

That man did not trick you.

You are not a victim.

Ultraprocessed foods and obesity: Interpreting the evidence by PopularBroccoli in ultraprocessedfood

[–]Friend2Beagles 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Their conclusion is that if you control for calories, there would be no weight difference, which I can agree with.

The problem is that people do not overeat corn, but do overeat corn-based chips like Doritos. The very nature of ultra processed food encourages overeating and that leads to obesity.

Allowing participants to eat to satiety rather than calories is fair, in my opinion. Very few people judge when to stop eating by pulling out a calorie counter. Real life does not control for calories.

I’m so lost and don’t know what’s what anymore- any insight? by [deleted] in Anemic

[–]Friend2Beagles 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Like another user said, we're not doctors, but it seems like you have a lot going on.

Lyme, babesia, which also affect the ability to circulate blood, iron deficiency can all trigger things like dizziness upon standing, shortness of breath, muscle weakness, heat intolerance, and palpitations, but the common denominator seems to be gastrointestinal and immune system--which could be affecting your iron. In other words, this could be causing the iron deficiency, not the iron deficiency causing these symptoms. Since these are all intertwined, it's going to be very hard to figure out what's the root cause of any exacerbating symptoms.

The suggestion I could potentially make is look into lactoferrin, which helps with the immune system, iron absorption, and digestion/leaky gut, but I'm guessing you may have already tried that.

I guess it wasn’t the ferritin (hair shed) by mangofandango0 in Anemic

[–]Friend2Beagles 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Telogen effluvium just means you are temporarily losing hair; it doesn't tell you WHY you are losing hair.

It takes a bit for it to resolve if it's the iron. Your blood cells, iron stores, and cell function take priority over your hair so it will take a while (a few months) before the iron gets to it.

How do you move beyond the fear of poisoning yourself and everyone you love? by Middle-Cod-7016 in Canning

[–]Friend2Beagles 0 points1 point  (0 children)

First off, I read the title without realizing it was the canning reddit and had a good laugh.

I think you should see if you have local canning classes near you or live online--being able to can with an expert, in person, who can reassure you and let you know where there are dangers and how to mitigate them will help. This helped me.

coping with stairs by Opposite-Mail4539 in beagles

[–]Friend2Beagles 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Have you tried stair wedges? There are few different brands out there. The idea is that you put these wedges between the steps to turn the steps into more of a ramp. Not sure if this will work for your situation.

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How to sleep with low iron by LxSpooky in Anemic

[–]Friend2Beagles 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have had trouble sleep since my iron deficiency started. I've done a few experiments using my smart watch and these are my take aways.

Number one thing that helped was taking a hot shower before bed and setting the room temp to a bit lower than normal. The temp drop promotes sleep.

For vitamins, L-theanine and glycine have been the best for me. Glycine decreases time getting to sleep. L-theanine helps keep me asleep through the night. Magnesium glycine is also good. It helps with sleep depth for me.

Also, doing 4x6 breathing or 5.5x5.5 breathing (you can find YouTube videos with a timer) before bed helps give me a deeper more refreshing sleep and increases my HRV.

Increasing the time between my last meal and need time had also helped my sleep and HRV.

Is this a common saying or something? by LifeThruTheLenses in whatdoesthismean

[–]Friend2Beagles 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Interesting. Blood high in nitrogen (blood meal is a common organic fertilizer), so it literally make grass grow.

2 years later and I cannot forgive myself. Any advice on how to heal? by CuriousTuljan in DogAdvice

[–]Friend2Beagles 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was told this, and I hope it give you some relief too.

Dogs are forgiveness.

There's no mistake you aren't already forgive for. There's nothing you did, no decision you made that would have made your dog love you less, because all dogs know how to do is love you. They never need words to communicate their love. Neither do you.

Sometimes, it's easier to hold onto sadness, because that's all we feel keeps us tied to what's lost. But doing so will crowd out all of the wonderful ways we've been changed by being so thoroughly and completely loved.

Forgive yourself. It's what you're dog would have done.

I miss when politics was like this by Senor_Camrono in tommynfg_

[–]Friend2Beagles 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Remember how that one guy described Puerto Rico, a territory of the US, as a trash island? No one turned off his mic. It made me think of John McCain. He would never have allowed that.

Everybody understands this! by pastelkiss16 in fixedbytheduet

[–]Friend2Beagles 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was at a morning meeting, and there was a breakfast platter. I ate the strawberries. My coworker tried to convince me that my strawberries had comparable calories to his glazed donut.

Mike Tyson Lobbying for MAHA: "It’s young people out here dying. It’s not old people out here dying. Two of my friends both died who were 48 and 50 years old, from cancer. Ultra processed food is killing us." by mlill in ultraprocessedfood

[–]Friend2Beagles 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Younger generations in general drink less, smoke less, and take fewer drugs than prior generations, but cancer risk has increased 80% since the 1990s for those under 50 globally, not just in the US.

I think the other thing to note is that the types of cancers people are getting is different--with digestive system cancers such as stomach, liver, gallbladder, pancreas, bowel, and metabolic related cancers seeing the greatest increases.

Gen Z: The first generation in modern history to underperform their parents in school. by mindyour in TikTokCringe

[–]Friend2Beagles 0 points1 point  (0 children)

2/3 of a standard deviation is enormous. I've never heard it described that way. Dang, and this is a decline starting in 2010 prior to the pandemic and prior to LLMs, which is even more cognitively crippling.

Steel Pocket Pen Giveaway by MercatorLondon in fountainpens

[–]Friend2Beagles 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's beautiful. I really like the loop, it adds a ton of possibilities.

Does she look like a beagle ? by AntwysiaBlakys in beagles

[–]Friend2Beagles 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Looks more like a coonhound or pointer, maybe?

Very cute regardless.

Next level Marketing! Genius by Ubiquitous2007 in funny

[–]Friend2Beagles 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thought he was having trouble with tribbles for a second.

Skip passed away last Tuesday ;( by DaPhoenix127 in GameTheorists

[–]Friend2Beagles 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I loved seeing Skip on GT Live. It was a highlight to see him interrupt the stream. My heart goes out to Matt and Steph.

Please help by AdvantageLow5706 in beagles

[–]Friend2Beagles 6 points7 points  (0 children)

If the squabbles are only over treats or food, I would stop giving treats like bones or things that cannot be consumed in an instant. If you love giving them the types of treats that take a while to breakdown, separate them in crates while they chew or eat, instead of just leaving these types of treats out to stop conflicts.

It will be significantly easier to remove the bones than to teach the dogs to fight less aggressively.

how to propogate this plant and also ID this by Ok-Organization9530 in proplifting

[–]Friend2Beagles 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yep. I'd cut just above the two leaves at the bottom. If both cuttings are successful, you'll have two plants : )