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Mudgeon t1_j9q5i0t wrote
Me too little buddies me too
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rayinreverse t1_j9q5f09 wrote
Confirmed. My wife is not a mouse.
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Reply to comment by jharrisimages in Mice Choose Mating Over Food, Even When Hungry by molrose96
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Reply to A more mystical and insightful psychedelic drug experience may be linked to an enduring reduction in anxiety and depression symptoms, according to new research. The study is the first to characterize subtypes of the subjective psychedelic experience and link them to mental health outcomes. by memorialmonorail
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Conscious_Pickle3605 t1_j9q38f1 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in The case of a patient who had COVID for 318 days helped scientists discover a new route for dangerous coronavirus strain emergence. They found mutations enabling T cell escape. Keeping track of mutations is crucial for understanding, monitoring, and controlling the pandemic by Skoltech_
Wow, I honestly always imagined these patients would be treated in hazmat suits.
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Slouchy87 t1_j9q2jhz wrote
George Constanza chose both.
glm409 t1_j9q2fgt wrote
Change Mice in the title to Most Men and I are oils accept it as fact without reading the paper.
philmarcracken t1_j9q180d wrote
Reply to comment by kermitpolice 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
You can't outrun a bad diet. Looking at their BMI table from control to intervention, the drop is 'there' but almost meaningless.
Lahori_Stonner2606 t1_j9q0hqe wrote
Reply to comment by jharrisimages in Mice Choose Mating Over Food, Even When Hungry by molrose96
As well humans who would start a war over a girl or guy or them
OhioUBobcats t1_j9q06yz wrote
So did I for most of undergrad
RedTheDopeKing t1_j9q0625 wrote
Reply to comment by insaneintheblain in Social work marginalises autistic children and their mothers leading to poor outcomes by RassimoFlom
He’s saying it shouldn’t be surprising that prisons resemble factories, schools, barracks, and hospitals. It’s just worded strangely, he says they resemble one another twice in a row, basically. Just worded strangely to me.
Brain_Hawk t1_j9q05ww wrote
Reply to comment by AllanfromWales1 in A more mystical and insightful psychedelic drug experience may be linked to an enduring reduction in anxiety and depression symptoms, according to new research. The study is the first to characterize subtypes of the subjective psychedelic experience and link them to mental health outcomes. by memorialmonorail
Maybe. It's a hypothesis, and hypotheses are made to be tested :)
Psychedelics tend to work on specific serotinergic systems which are also related maybe to mood and emotional regulation, so the density, distribution, and prevalence of those receptors in different brai regions may change both the experience itself, and the effects that experience has afterwords.
A but if a cause and effect question: is it that the kore intense experience is beneficial, or does the intense experience and yhe benefit come from the same u derlying causes? (I.e. they are correlated, not causative).
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midclassblues t1_j9py7pw wrote
Reply to A more mystical and insightful psychedelic drug experience may be linked to an enduring reduction in anxiety and depression symptoms, according to new research. The study is the first to characterize subtypes of the subjective psychedelic experience and link them to mental health outcomes. by memorialmonorail
I read a number of articles on this, even invested in Mind Medicine (total disaster). Does this have a chance of being legal?
melanthius t1_j9pxw46 wrote
Who are we to argue with Mother Nature?
BonusMiserable1010 t1_j9pxehq wrote
Reply to A more mystical and insightful psychedelic drug experience may be linked to an enduring reduction in anxiety and depression symptoms, according to new research. The study is the first to characterize subtypes of the subjective psychedelic experience and link them to mental health outcomes. by memorialmonorail
Thankfully, I have yet to have challenging trip because I don't play around with set and setting when it comes to psychedelics. But, I have enough evidence that life is so much easier to navigate while mezzo/macro dosing than when I am not.
midclassblues t1_j9px2dx 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
Wow, it took a 3 year scientific study for that. Next, maybe they can study if suddenly being alone in your house for a year can cause depression.
Jethris t1_j9px1mx wrote
Reply to comment by foot7221 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 am old, but we did have to do the 12 minute run (as many laps as you could). PE Instructor didn't believe me when I ran 2 miles in 12 minutes (6 minute mile wasn't hard for 14 year old Jethris).
ChrysMYO t1_j9q6m6s 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
Yeah, remember walking my ex's first grader to class. 15 min away. Her age, I could walk the same distance to school. But her school is on an insanely busy street. And every 5 steps is a drive way to allow cars to drive from the main st into the shopping center that straddles the side walk we'd walk home on.
Getting to and from school on the calmest, nicest day was still so car focused and we were the ones walking. It reminded me when I was her age, the less than 15 min walk from school would turn into a 45 min pre-homework play time on the way back home.
Its simply impossible for them. These cars dominate everything.