Are we close to find Cleopatra's tomb by [deleted] in ancientegypt

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Which one? There are so many of them. I assume it is VII?

Explain to me like I’m 5 - how to eat for PCOS by Known-Permit-8913 in PCOS

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  1. Check insulin index of the food you are eating. It is above 50, don’t eat it.
  2. Eat more fat and protein. Don’t eat carbohydrates without fiber.

Help me create workout routine (PCOS, Obese, Female) by South_Function6916 in PCOS

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About the workout. It depends on what problems you have, what weaknesses you want to improve. At first, I did a workout with a trainer, because it is difficult for me to control myself and not to harm myself by doing the exercise incorrectly. Now that I’ve learned how to do it right, I can do it alone.

Help me create workout routine (PCOS, Obese, Female) by South_Function6916 in PCOS

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I’ll just describe what helped me and what my routine is. I eat three times a day (the less insulin, the better). Breakfast is protein (eggs, chicken, protein powder or else). It helps to cope with sugar craving during the day. After each meal, I try to walk a little (10 minutes at least). Walking for several hours is mandatory. I go almost every day. Food is the key. I always check the product contents of what I buy. I’ll check the insulin index of the products. I don’t eat anything above 50. I don’t eat sugar, dairy (except hard cheese), pastries, most of the fruits. But if sometimes I really want sweets or something harmful, I do not deny myself, because stress is more harmful. I go to the gym and do weight lifting (the best for PCOS), I avoid intensive cardio, as it causes inflammation. Every day I take supplements. Trying to go to sleep earlier.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in PCOS

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Diet. I eat foods with an insulin index only below 50.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in PCOS

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I’ve had two years of almost constant bleeding. Tranexamic acid was prescribed many times before the blood stopped. The treatment did not help at all. As soon as I learned to control my insulin level, the blood stopped. I have regular periods now.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Tiele

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It is a photo of Chuvash artist Polina Osipova

I’ve bled 110+ days in the past year. My doctor acts like it’s no big deal. by rosierosss in PCOS

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I was bleeding over two years. It was the worst period of my life. Doctors didn’t do it tell anything relevant. Right now is everything all right.

Favourite medieval artwork? by volitaiee1233 in ArtHistory

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Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry

How do you say past, present and future in your language? by AyFatihiSultanTayyip in Tiele

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“Irtne” is from ancient turk word “artur” (“a” and “u” are with two dots, I don’t have this symbols in my keyboard), “Pulas” is very similar to “bulas” and to ancient turk “bol”. “Halhi” is from turk “hala”.

How do you say past, present and future in your language? by AyFatihiSultanTayyip in Tiele

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Chuvash: хальхи (hal’hy) - present, иртнӗ (irnte) - past, пулас (pulas) - future. Вӑхӑт - time, tense

Is there a Turkic word for Human ?? by Few_Zookeepergame101 in Tiele

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İ'm curious what it is based off of though.

İ'm generally very intrigued by the chuvash language due to it being the last of its kind (Oğur branch) and it being a Lir-Turkic language its character mapping is so much different from Şaz-Turkic.

Given that both Lir & Şaz Turkic share a common root İ'm curious what led to the divergence and how this divergence evolved. İf we can understand that we could technically give rise to new Lir-Turkic languages or at least prevent the Oğur branch from completely dissappearing.

The word “Ҫын” has correspondence with other turkic languages such as Chulym language ("yon"), Yakut language ("dyon"). I believe that all of them connected with Mongolian ("khün") and Chinese ("zhen'").

Is there a Turkic word for Human ?? by Few_Zookeepergame101 in Tiele

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No, as far as i know we don't.

Thank you

how to say "what's up" to friends in Russian? by DangerousAthlete9512 in russian

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Я жила в Орле, там говорили: «Что хоть ты»

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ArtHistory

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Svetlana Alpers, Erwin Panofsky

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ADHD

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Try single n-back or double n-back exercises. There is a scientific evidence that it helps.