It's exceedingly weak evidence from a post hoc analysis and the title of this thread is unforgivably bad. Delete it and start again?

They eat an unprocessed diet rich in antioxidants. Carbs mainly from sweet potatoes and smaller portions of rice. Generally higher quantities of vegetables compared to the western diet. Small portions of meat. Tea and turmeric. Lower PUFA and lower total calories. My takeaway from their diet would definitely NOT be high carbs and low protein alone.

Finding a shared viewpoint as a point of departure during a conversation about anything is beneficial for joint exploration of positive thoughts and possible actions. Community and commonality are key.

Agreed. Had to click just to find if there was any comparative number whatsoever - or if the press release was made by idiots.

The major ‘caveat’ here is that this is a post hoc analysis of a trial that was done to look at something else, and you have to consider that this was one aspect of many they looked at - hence, they findings are only hypothesis generating, and require confirmation.

It’s the sugar.

It’s always the sugar.

Plain language summary:

A new study shows that current policies are not enough to phase out coal and reach net-zero emissions by 2050. The study suggests that additional strong policies such as carbon pricing and coal mining phase-outs are needed in order to achieve a global coal exit. It also shows that China has the opportunity to dominate the renewable energy market if it phases out coal soon, but if it doesn't, it could delay the renewable energy breakthrough worldwide. The scientists also find that the Powering Past Coal Alliance may lead to a rebound in coal use globally due to market effects, and that the greatest risk to the coal exit movement may be from free-riding sectors in member countries. Finally, the study suggests that the G20 phase-out of international public finance for coal projects may be able to provide some political momentum for the Alliance.

It's not going away because they make money from it! And they disrupt the technology that can replace it.

This could partially explain why exercise helps so much with depression:

"Exercise involves meditation, even though many may not realize it. Some call exercise “moving meditation” because it creates the same types of emotional and chemical changes in our brains that come from meditation."

https://www.lsmedspa.com/health-wellness-blog/similarities-between-fitness-and-meditation/#:~:text=Exercise%20involves%20meditation%2C%20even%20though,brains%20that%20come%20from%20meditation.

Soooo.... turn the bass up?

Increased consumption of anything that makes you obese will be associated with disease risk. I mean obese people tend to eat more of everything as well. So do fit people, who are actually healthier. What are we supposed to take away from this ? That we should stop eating carbs ? Sounds like a bad idea to me.

>Your rewording is still meaningless.

I didn't reword anything, I just quoted the OP

>Natural birth is all birth.

Anyone with half a brain understands what is meant by natural birth in this context.

“If you want to find the secrets of the Universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration. ” – Nikola Tesla

“The day science begins to study non-physical phenomena, it will make more progress in one decade than in all the previous centuries of its existence.”

• Nikola Tesla

“Concerning matter, we have been all wrong. What we have called matter is energy, whose vibration has been so lowered as to be perceptible to the senses. There is no matter.”

• Albert Einstein

“Everything in Life is Vibration” – Albert Einstein

I wish we had an "in mice" tag on this subreddit so I don't get hopes up

Since meds don’t work and what probably would work they wont prescribe, breath work has been huge

The article doesn't use the term "natural"

And if you were legitimately curious, the answer to what is the definition of outcomes could be answered by just reading the first two paragraphs of the abstract.

> ...mode of delivery [categorized as spontaneous vaginal delivery (SVD), instrumental (including forceps and vacuum extraction) or Caesarean section]

It's a hard concept that can't be fully explained without digging into the math. That's the problem with physics in general: The math IS the explanation. Just like how some phrases can't be translated from one language to another perfectly, math can't always be translated into words.

It doesn't help that people throw around "quantum teleportation" knowing full well what people think of when they hear "teleportation".

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Actually it seems YOU are the one who lacks knowledge.

Remember: "I don't know" is NOT the same as "nobody can possibly know"

As consumers ? By not buying those products , elect people who care and let other people know about those issues without bothering them (as it could have the opposite effect).

Your rewording is still meaningless. Natural birth is all birth.

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What does amylase break starch down into?

Which is what they do now