Papancasudani
Papancasudani t1_jecxkv3 wrote
Reply to comment by iago303 in Does anyone have a microclover lawn? by thrwawy5599
Sounds like it will keep going and spread into my neighbor's yard.
Papancasudani t1_jbzrb72 wrote
Reply to comment by kinda_alone in New information about the role of a molecule found in chillis in reducing foot pain by healing damaged nerves. After three months, the team found that those who’d been treated with the capsaicin patch reported that their pain had reduced significantly, compared to those treated with standard care by Wagamaga
Tangential to what you said, it actually san't be placebo tested because there's no burning inactive placebo. If something doesn't burn then it can be distinguished from the actual treatment, which makes it useless as a placebo. If it burns, it's probably activating the same channels as capsaicin does, in which case it's not inactive.
Papancasudani t1_jby5azz wrote
On a 7-point scale of life satisfaction, billionaires average only about one point higher than college students. (Ed Diener's research)
Papancasudani t1_jbq9bln wrote
Reply to Otherworldly Utah! [OC] 2240x2800 by GaryCPhoto
What I need is a droid who understand the binary language of moisture vaporators.
Papancasudani t1_jaepk0w wrote
Because I love to inhale the exhaust of an interstate highway while frolicking in the park.
Papancasudani t1_jaafimk wrote
Why conspiracy to commit aggravated assault, and not aggravated assault?
Papancasudani t1_ja6ouox wrote
Needs an eye patch and scar.
Papancasudani t1_j9z0wj9 wrote
Reply to New cohort study of 3.7 million adults finds that long-term exposure to air pollution is associated with an increased risk of having a heart attack or dying from heart disease — associations more pronounced in low socioeconomic status communities by marketrent
Other research also ties it to depression, stroke, and dementia, apart from socioeconomic influences.
Papancasudani t1_j8770ld wrote
Reply to comment by NintendogsWithGuns in The Invisible Extinction (2022) - How the loss of our internal microbiome may be linked to the rise in obesity, childhood allergies and autism. [01:20:00] by cherrybounce
Yes, ADHD is explained about 80% by genetics.
Papancasudani t1_j74arv2 wrote
Reply to Phoenix officer given Narcan after ingesting 'white substance' during traffic stop by trapicana
It's amazing that cops even leave their homes. They're the most frightened, hysterical people on the planet.
Papancasudani t1_j5ry4l0 wrote
What a garbage study. Show that it's happening in vivo and that's a different story.
Papancasudani t1_iybe2zb wrote
Loos like NJ got moved from the east coast to the Great Lakes region.
Papancasudani t1_iy0g1bw wrote
Reply to Donkey Basketball 1970 by famouscaseyx
Jackass: The Movie
Papancasudani t1_ixz6fs9 wrote
Reply to Last boat day for Stripers. Off Sandy Hook by hateriffic
To my thinking, strippers should be able to go on boats whenever they feel like it. Just dress warmer.
Papancasudani t1_ixyyixi wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Sunrise over Barnegat bay. by livinitreal
This picture is facing eastward.
Papancasudani t1_ixrehl2 wrote
Reply to I love The Catcher in the Rye by zak_zman
Never really cared for it. I'm not anti-CITR, just meh.
Papancasudani t1_ixpmepk wrote
Reply to Enhanced replication of SARS-CoV-2 Omicron BA.2 in human forebrain and midbrain organoids by wmdolls
Is the virus directly infecting neurons?
Papancasudani t1_ixn1565 wrote
Reply to Palaeolithic hunter-gatherers used culinary seasoning in food preparation, according to analysis of the oldest charred food remains ever found by marketrent
Seems like the premise for a Far Side cartoon:
Hey Thag. What go good with mammoth flank?
Papancasudani t1_ixjzuz0 wrote
Reply to comment by Medical_Penalty_7305 in Why doesn't NJ develop public indoor parks for the winter months? by histrionichippo
*Prononced “da mawl”
Papancasudani t1_ix0z900 wrote
Reply to comment by thelastbraun in Atlantic City by lilBob1989
Reckless people welcome
Papancasudani t1_iwxsqty wrote
Papancasudani t1_iuqvprx wrote
Reply to New study links suffering from long-lasting severe depression to reduction in brain volume by nikan69
A lot of people posting here don't seem to realize that this study can't tell us whether depression causes the brain atrophy, or whether the brain atrophy causes the depression, or both, or whether there is some other cause(s) that underly both. All of those are plausible scenarios.
So if you're worrying that being depressed is damaging your brain, it's not necessarily so. But rather than worrying over something that you have no control over (which will feed back into the depression), work on the known factors that are within your control: medications (SSRIs, ketamine, etc.), psychotherapy (of which there are many kinds available), diet, exercise, a meditation course, engaging in activities that are meaningful to you, psychedelics, etc. The more things you do, the more the odds will be stacked in your favor.
Papancasudani t1_itd23s6 wrote
Reply to comment by regular_modern_girl in Why does alcohol kill bacteria, but not the cells that our bodies are composed of? by Chairman_Mittens
Thank you!
Papancasudani t1_it7l50v wrote
Reply to comment by regular_modern_girl in Why does alcohol kill bacteria, but not the cells that our bodies are composed of? by Chairman_Mittens
How does alcohol kill bacteria? Does it damage the lipid membrane?
Papancasudani t1_jedn7r5 wrote
Reply to comment by Emperor_PVP in BEWARE two black individuals posing as PSE&G employees knocking on doors ( Clifton NJ) by [deleted]
So you'll posti it on Reddit but not call the police? Call now!