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Reply to comment by throwaway198990066 in Research suggests that school-based physical activity intervention, by way of increasing physical exercise classes to daily during school, is successful in reducing childhood obesity. Scientists found that obesity was reversed after 3 years. by Wagamaga
Pretty much we have to go as slow as the slowest person, and our slowest people also happen to be running our country
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foot7221 t1_j9penpf wrote
Reply to Research suggests that school-based physical activity intervention, by way of increasing physical exercise classes to daily during school, is successful in reducing childhood obesity. Scientists found that obesity was reversed after 3 years. by Wagamaga
Do kids even run the mile anymore? I remember in middle school and high school we all had to run or at least attempt a mile run every so often.
Mentalfloss1 t1_j9pelxn wrote
Reply to Research suggests that school-based physical activity intervention, by way of increasing physical exercise classes to daily during school, is successful in reducing childhood obesity. Scientists found that obesity was reversed after 3 years. by Wagamaga
There were zero overweight kids in my neighborhood in the 1950s. There were around 30 of us. We played outdoors nearly every day. In my classes at school there was one overweight boy.
TundraGon t1_j9pdx7q wrote
Reply to comment by dougxiii in Using “we-talk” might help maintain your relationship satisfaction over time, study suggests by TallSide7746
"we should talk"
dougxiii t1_j9pdgzl wrote
Reply to Using “we-talk” might help maintain your relationship satisfaction over time, study suggests by TallSide7746
He's a right wee bastard he is.
Am I doing it right?
knit3purl3 t1_j9pdgcc wrote
Reply to comment by 10000Didgeridoos in Research suggests that school-based physical activity intervention, by way of increasing physical exercise classes to daily during school, is successful in reducing childhood obesity. Scientists found that obesity was reversed after 3 years. by Wagamaga
I recently realized that we're basically training people from the age of 5 to accept the capitalistic hellscape for the abusive situation it is. No wonder people are okay with wage theft and being expected to respond to work e-mails 24/7--from the age of 5, they were told that breaks aren't really mandatory and can be taken away at the whim of an authority, forced to adhere to BS rules even at lunchtime, expected to take work home with them, etc.
Adults have federal laws that should protect their lunch and breaks. School children do not. A teacher can decide to take away a child's break (recess) on a whim or they simply "age out" of having a break entirely. Your employer can't force you to eat lunch with your workplace bully every single day (hostile work environment), but teachers can.
So is it any surprise that adults now kowtow to abusive work conditions?
nopower81 t1_j9pc5wo wrote
Reply to Aircraft noise exposure before myocardial infarction substantially amplifies subsequent cardiovascular inflammation and aggravates ischaemic heart failure, facilitated by a pro-inflammatory vascular conditioning by giuliomagnifico
So spending 10 hours in a room with 5 thundering 1500 hp diesel generators might not be good for me?
JohnMayerismydad t1_j9pb5kz wrote
Reply to comment by mikebug in A study found that "people with cannabis purchases after legalization reduced significantly and persistently their cash spending and electronic transfers, indicating a shift from the black to the legal cannabis market." by OregonTripleBeam
I buy the most convenient option then worry about cost and quality. Rolling into a storefront is way, way more convenient than dealing with a sketchy dealer
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knit3purl3 t1_j9p9qww wrote
Reply to comment by schwoooo in Research suggests that school-based physical activity intervention, by way of increasing physical exercise classes to daily during school, is successful in reducing childhood obesity. Scientists found that obesity was reversed after 3 years. by Wagamaga
laughs in once a week, indoors only, for only 35min
knit3purl3 t1_j9p9mkl wrote
Reply to comment by kkngs in Research suggests that school-based physical activity intervention, by way of increasing physical exercise classes to daily during school, is successful in reducing childhood obesity. Scientists found that obesity was reversed after 3 years. by Wagamaga
The same thing happens to my son too! I didn't worry so much for the months that it's indoor recess because he's basically swapping the time that he colors. But now that it's occasionally outdoors, he's being forced to sit with a clipboard on a curb while the rest of the kids actively play.
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Reply to comment by hapianman in Research suggests that school-based physical activity intervention, by way of increasing physical exercise classes to daily during school, is successful in reducing childhood obesity. Scientists found that obesity was reversed after 3 years. by Wagamaga
I have to work out everyday or I become a total jerk. I look forward to it all morning and then it resets my vibes for the rest of the afternoon.
Maplelongjohn t1_j9p7qx4 wrote
Reply to comment by Koboldsftw in A study found that "people with cannabis purchases after legalization reduced significantly and persistently their cash spending and electronic transfers, indicating a shift from the black to the legal cannabis market." by OregonTripleBeam
In many markets it's getting there.
12$ 1/8 oz happy hour special is way cheaper than anything I've ever found on "the street"
And ease of access...
Stopping by a random dispensary on the way home is more likely than your "guy" living along your way home.
And relative Peace of mind knowing the product isn't being grown with unregulated use of illegal pesticides (a known issue of black/ grey market)
10000Didgeridoos t1_j9p7nmz wrote
Reply to comment by belizeanheat in Research suggests that school-based physical activity intervention, by way of increasing physical exercise classes to daily during school, is successful in reducing childhood obesity. Scientists found that obesity was reversed after 3 years. by Wagamaga
They do after like 10th grade here. No more gym class/PE after 10th grade, and 11th and 12th are just all lecture after lecture.
Recess is killed off by middle school.
We had a big group of friends in 11th and 12th grade that would go outside and play football, ultimate frisbee, and basketball during the 25 minute study hall period we had because our teachers were cool and didn't care. That little bit of exercise and mental unwinding was such a great way to break up the day and get ready for 3 more classes in the afternoon. It's a shame that schools don't even give an official option to have an exercise period like that when students finish with PE. Basically recess for teenagers.
We had a 4 team league going with kids from the Spanish class, Latin class, band, and chemistry class that all were at the end of the same hallway and therefore had the same lunch and study hall times. I'd bet with all the shootings over the last 15 years that kids aren't even allowed outside at all anymore like that.
InTheEndEntropyWins t1_j9p7k4u wrote
Reply to comment by heeywewantsomenewday in Research suggests that school-based physical activity intervention, by way of increasing physical exercise classes to daily during school, is successful in reducing childhood obesity. Scientists found that obesity was reversed after 3 years. by Wagamaga
I do wonder if ADHD for many is just a good normal natural condition, but it just doesn't work well in such an unnatural modern society.
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Reply to Mice Choose Mating Over Food, Even When Hungry by molrose96
Here's the paper! https://www.cell.com/cell-metabolism/fulltext/S1550-4131(23)00044-X