Joshua @JoshuaCalebb

36 men had their food intake cut by 50%. They felt: ‣ Cold ‣ Apathetic ‣ Depressed ‣ Disinterested in sex ‣ Thinning hair ‣ No motivation None of that was their personality or how they ACTUALLY were. It was their biology dressed in a survival state. When they were fed normally again, all of these symptoms reversed, with mood being the last to come back. That’s why scientists are recently pointing to impaired energy production as a major cause of depression, and why simple minerals such as magnesium have had incredibly therapeutic effects on combatting it.

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Metabolic Blueprint ⚡ @metabolic_print

2 days ago

A body in pure survival mode can feel productive. That's the trap that keeps you stuck. When cellular energy runs low, your body slows down while also leaning on adrenaline and cortisol to manage. Stressed, wired, tired, unrestful. It’s fake energy. It’s productive and works,

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The simple fact of this case is that the police thought Henry Nowak was a racist and that meant that they did not feel obligated to extend to him any form of human decency They killed him because someone accused him of racism

Visegrád 24 @visegrad24

2 days ago

In his final moments, Henry Nowak told police officers nine times “I can’t breathe” and four times that he had been stabbed. In response police officer dragged him across the gravel, handcuffed and read him his rights. It was the last thing Henry heard before he died.

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I immediately knew it was in Pakistan and not in France because European countries would never sentence Pakistanis to death for gang raping a European woman in front of her children.

Daily Mail @DailyMail

8 hours ago

Pakistanis who gang-raped French tourist in front of her three children after her car ran out of fuel will be executed.

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This is actually bigger than most realize... Hermes can now use X like a real tool. Your AI agent can now search posts, read bookmarks, pull mentions, draft replies, research accounts, manage lists, send DMs, and publish from your account. So X becomes less like an app you open and more like a data layer your agent can work through. A few workflows this unlocks: 1. Hermes can search X directly. This is useful because X is where a lot of useful signal lands first. Complaints, memes, product launches, narratives, people talking about a market. You can ask Hermes to search a topic, find what people are saying, summarize the strongest posts, pull out repeated language, or turn it into research. Probably the most obvious use case. It's also only the beginning. 2. Hermes can pull your bookmarks. Bookmarks are no longer a graveyard. Bookmarks are basically your taste, interests, research, and future ideas trapped inside X. Now Hermes can turn them into something actually useful. A weekly digest, an Obsidian vault, a swipe file, a source library for future posts. The important part is that saved posts finally become memory you can actually use. 3. Hermes can publish posts directly. This removes the weird gap between having a post ready and actually getting it live. No scheduler, no copying drafts between tools, no API wiring. You write it where you already work with Hermes, and it goes up. The final step is no longer manual. 4. Replies, quotes, and mentions Hermes can read your mentions, reply, and quote posts. Mentions/replies on X are honestly almost unusable right now. Bot accounts, AI slop replies, engagement farmers, accounts tagging everyone just hoping for visibility. The signal-to-noise is brutal. Hermes can read through all of it and only surface what actually matters. Especially useful if you post a lot and/or run an account that gets more interaction than you can manually process. 5. Hermes can read timelines and work with lists. So you can give your agent better inputs than the main feed. A list of customers, competitors, founders, journalists, or accounts in one niche. Then Hermes can summarize what changed, what people are talking about, and what's worth paying attention to. This is probably how I would use it most: you give Hermes a tiny corner of the internet to watch and have it tell you what matters. 6. Hermes can look up accounts and public X context. Useful for studying accounts who go viral that you wanna emulate. Or before you reply, DM, pitch, interview, sell, or collaborate. Instead of opening ten tabs and trying to understand someone manually, you can ask Hermes for the short version. What they care about, what they've been posting about, what you should know before reaching out. A very agent-native workflow. 7. Hermes can work with DMs when configured. This matters because DMs are where a lot of actual work happens. Intros, sales, support, collabs, follow-ups, people sending links and asks and opportunities. Even basic triage is useful here. The point is to stop losing important conversations inside the mess. To sum it all up... X just became another tool in your agent's environment. Same category as your inbox, calendar, and docs.

Developers @XDevelopers

2 weeks ago

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Vitamin E causes more than 3x more hair growth than finasteride. At some point you have to realize that the pharmacological solution is almost always: 1. Trying to cheat God 2. Causing various other negative downstream effects 3. Not even as effective

Moosa @questmoosa

a day ago

Hairloss and Vitamin E In 2010, an investigation team wanted to determine if vitamin E supplements - specifically, tocotrienols and alpha-tocopherols - would help regrow hair for men and women dealing with general hair loss. So, they set up the following study: - 38 volunteers

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The 7-second cold wrist rinse was tested on 3,000 soldiers after combat simulations. Cortisol dropped 52% within 90 seconds. Heart rate fell an average of 22 beats per minute. The Navy classified the protocol in 2009 and kept it secret until 2023. The mechanism is radial artery cooling. Your inner wrists have the thinnest skin and the largest surface-to-volume ratio for blood vessels. 7 seconds of cold water cools the blood passing to your brain, which signals your hypothalamus to downregulate stress instantly You've splashed cold water on your face. You've taken cold showers. Both work, but they're inconvenient. The SEAL protocol takes 7 seconds, requires no undressing, and can be done at any sink. Soldiers used it before night missions to fall asleep fast. The military classified this because a free 7-second stress fix would reduce demand for combat stress medication ($400M annually). The 2023 declassification came after a FOIA lawsuit filed by a veteran. The fix: run cold tap water over your inner wrists for 7 seconds. Both wrists. Do it when you feel a stress spike. Within 90 seconds, your heart rate will drop. No shower, no ice. Just 7 seconds.

BPC-157 reversed the gut damage NSAIDs do. Advil, Aleve & ibuprofen — hospitalize over 100,000 people a year and KILL thousands through gut bleeding. Bloated after almost every meal? Reflux that returns the second your antacid wears off? A damaged gut lining leads to: → inflammation leaking into your blood → ulcers and internal bleeding → nutrients you can’t absorb → reflux PPIs only mask → damage that continues after you stop BPC-157 is a 15-amino-acid peptide your stomach already makes to maintain that exact lining. In studies it: → reversed NSAID gut lesions (PMID: 19148789) → restored the mucosal barrier → healed even while inflamed It didn’t stop at the gut: → regrew severed nerves (PMID: 19903499) → reattached tendon to bone (PMID: 16583442) → 90% relief in 16 knee patients (PMID: 34324435) Check the testimonials in the comments. It worked for me. It worked for them. Honest limits: mostly animal data, small human trials, WADA-banned. Not a license to keep taking NSAIDs. I take it daily. Source in the comments.

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Glyphosate is a chemical that inhibits the shikimic pathway in bacteria, which produces the aromatic amino acids phenylalanine, tyrosine, and tryptophan. Glyphosate is sprayed on basically every grain in the US, and grains are used to make bread. Glyphosate should not directly affect human cells since we lack the enzymes for the shikimic pathway, but our gut harbors bacteria that require it to produce aromatic amino acids. Different bacteria vary in susceptibility to glyphosate. Generally, beneficial bacteria are wrecked while harmful ones are not. The degree to which glyphosate affects gut bacteria is disputed, but the mechanism exists and can lead to dysbiosis. Glyphosate is likely a major reason why guts in the US are trashed, with bacterial endotoxins weakening intestinal tight junctions. This allows undigested food particles into the bloodstream, triggering immune reactions to normal foods. Pathogenic serotonin and histamine loads from the dysbiosis then wreck mental health: depression/anhedonia, anxiety, ADHD, and OCD are all consequences of dysfunctional serotonin and histamine signaling.

The Aureus Press @Trad_West_Art

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Getting his house shot up

Peter H. Diamandis, MD @PeterDiamandis

a day ago

Sam Altman walked back his AI job apocalypse prediction. What changed? Real-world deployments showed augmentation, not replacement. Humans plus AI is the winning formula.

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lol 😭😭😭

Rep. Wesley Hunt: "What's funny to me is you're mad at the guy who found the fraud, but not mad at the people who wasted your money."

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welcome to the new world of advertising. sales of kool-aid were down, so the kraft heinz corporation paid a marketing firm a few quick millions to create a fake organic social media trend to get people to buy thousands of tons of kool-aid. and you suckers all fell for it.

Polymarket @Polymarket

a day ago

NEW: Creators of the viral "Kool-Aid Pineapple" snack are now expanding the product line with Kool-Aid Applesauce.

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From the peristyle to the living room. Greco-futurism.

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I want my enemies to lose and I want to win so that America looks like this with a prosperous population of Americans.

HeritageBulwark @hbulwark1

a day ago

St. Louis World’s Fair, 1904

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Low testosterone doesn't start with aging. It starts with the environment that produces testosterone being systematically dismantled. ➱ Leaky gut → endotoxin in blood → systemic inflammation → Leydig cell suppression. ➱ Heavy metals occupying estrogen receptors in the hypothalamus → brain reads it as high estrogen → shuts down testosterone production. ➱ Mitochondrial dysfunction → StAR protein fails → cholesterol never becomes pregnenolone → entire steroidogenic cascade stalls before testosterone is ever made. ➱ Chronic cortisol → pregnenolone stolen for cortisol production → nothing left for testosterone. ➱ Low thyroid → 5-alpha reductase slows → testosterone stays testosterone instead of converting to DHT. The testosterone isn't broken. The system producing it is.

it really is astonishing what one can achieve by simply arresting criminals imagine if crime was illegal

Nayib Bukele @nayibbukele

a day ago

This is El Salvador’s new world-class public hospital, free for all.

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Learned I have a 1-in-200 brain receptor profile causing my turbo ADHD thanks to whole genome sequence Tried a $15 generic drug targeting my exact deficiency. Lifelong attention nerf is GONE Years of coping skills just became a massive advantage. It's over for all of you

Lighting a grand finale every night from now until the 4th of July 🫡🇺🇸🎂🎇🦅

@PeatyOldEurope @Helios_Movement Bro put some coconut oil and castor oil on the scars for 3 months daily and do CO2 therapy and stfu