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Hot_Flan1220 t1_j6bqfrb wrote
Reply to comment by Hot_Flan1220 in What makes it difficult to determine whether nutrient deficiencies are implicated in mental-health issues like ADHD? by LinguisticsTurtle
PS: ASD and ADHD aren't "mental health" issues, they are developmental differences that have GENETIC components.
No amount of "mental health" will cure them.
Hot_Flan1220 t1_j6bq8tj wrote
Reply to What makes it difficult to determine whether nutrient deficiencies are implicated in mental-health issues like ADHD? by LinguisticsTurtle
ASD and ADHD kids almost always have sensory sensitivities that impact their diet.
Issues with taste, texture, smell, and noise restrict what they are willing/able to eat...often leading to various deficiencies.
Hot_Flan1220 t1_j695yvp wrote
Reply to Are there any species of plant that require seasonal temperature drops as part of their life-cycle? by I3P
Fruit trees from colder climates -basically anything deciduous like apples or peaches- need a certain amount of cold to come out of dormancy and start flowering.
For many, the colder the winter, the more fruit the following year.
Hot_Flan1220 t1_jatbncl wrote
Reply to What exactly does Spaghettification mean? by mark0136
Wouldn't it be like a Roche limit for non-gravitational structures?
With a biological structure orbiting a black hole, eventually the part closest will be moving so fast that it'll be ripped away/apart at the macro level, then cellular, then molecular, etc etc until total annihilation.
Like pressing a finger against the ultimate rotary sander.
(Uneducated but curious, so my terminology is probably inaccurate, please be gentle.)