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A crisis is characterised by uncertainty, unexpectedness, urgency, high negative impact. What you have is a planning system designed to intentionally restricts the supply of housing (via red tape, over regulation, nimbys, over taxation, government overreach…) with the goal of maximising house prices to the benefit of landlords (who are dominant in government). **The planning system is doing exactly what it is designed to do and it’s delivering 100% expected results.** The same planning system is also impeding the delivery of critical services including water, electricity, transportation. This is not an accident. It’s not a crisis. It is a deliberate government policy choice. Atte...

27M \*lab results are from 9/4/2025 to 1/20/2026\* im so glad i got on this medication and im starting this prevention early. i also made dietary changes prioritizing whole foods, fiber, protein (chicken, salmon, beans, lentils). i cant believe that in just 4 months my LDL dropped by 55.8%! super thankful for my doctor and this group for steering me into the right direction.

It feels like there's been a lot of new products being released that turns every day items into superfoods to make people more "productive"...when they already are or are not meant to be like that. For example, there's coffee being sold that optimizes for protein, acid reflux, glucose, hormones, and longevity...all in one. And people are buying into it. And also protein and gut health. Everything has protein pumped into it now at low calories (EPG for example) and loads of fiber to help digest...all the protein pumped foods. Perhaps the productivity and wellness industry has always been like this? Has productivity gone too far, at least in the realm of nutrition related...

Recently I've been diagnosed with diabetes t2 with an hba1c level of 6.4 % (47mmol/mol) So about 3 weeks ago my doctor prescribed me Metformin 2 times a day 500mg IR, but i couldn't bear the side effects. Like diarrhea, bloating etc.. Now i stopped the Metformin and Doc wants me to start Trajenta 5mg once a day as monotherapy to see if my body can handle that. I'm abit afraid of the possible side effects 'again' and i like to know if anyone had good experience with Trajenta? In comparison with Metformin. Side note: I'm dealing mostly with the so called: "Dawn Phenomenon" and during the day i eat low carb foods with lean proteins and low glycemic ...

I hear lots of people saying that they wake up, take their Elvanse and go back to sleep so that they’re “ready to go” when they wake up. You’re also meant to take it with food (protein). How would these work together? Do you just wake up and have your breakfast then? An hour or two after taking the meds? Is there any negative impact from delaying food by this time?

Allergic to: Beans Gluten All legumes related to beans Yeast Soy Most forms of protein All grains and oats Seaweed Most gums Nervous about cruciferous vegetables causing thyroid damage or kidney stones if relying on them too heavily. Has done fruitarianism for years but it is hard financially and a struggle with satiety and caloric/ protein expectations. Need advice. This is what is currently being consumed: Breakfast: hot vegetable broth. A slice of buckwheat toast thats only ingredients are buckwheat and salt. Toasted w some form of plant oil on the stove. Fruit preserves on the toast. This meal is high satiety but calorically inept. Lunch: coconout cream in a tea with preserves...

My Milo started having problems with his nails in August 2025. While playing in the park one of his nails fell. We run to the vet and they explained that this can happen and fairly normal By November his nails were falling off easily, some got cracked, others got crooked. We went to the clinic to see dermatologist who diagnosed us with Symmetrical Lupoid Onychodystrophy. It’s an immune-mediated disease where immune system mistakenly attacks his nail matrix. We are taking vitamins, did a round of medication and now changing his food with fish mono protein to have more Omega 3. Does anybody’s sausage had this? Any advice of how we can manage it better? ❤️

My LO is 2.5 years old, and I won’t lie I’m in the trenches. We did BLW, we did veggies and fruits as snacks and I homemade purées and baked the **** pinwheels and avoided sugar until after one, she eats what we eat and all the other **** everyone told me I should do to make her a good eater. We do family dinner at 5.30pm at the dinner table, not in front of the tv, and have done since she was 6 months. And she was great until just after she turned one, but it’s slowly got worse and worse since then, for the last 5 months she’s barely eaten and I’ve tried to do the whole “listen to your body! There’s no more food until breakfast!” Thing and not cave and give her other op...

# Zinc for Prostate Health When it comes to maintaining optimal prostate health, many people might not think about zinc. However, this essential mineral plays a significant role in maintaining the health of the prostate. Today, we’ll delve into how zinc can benefit your prostate, why it’s important, and how you can incorporate more of it into your daily diet. ## What is Zinc? Zinc is a mineral that your body requires for various vital processes. It aids in immune function, protein synthesis, DNA synthesis, and wound healing. While zinc is important for everyone, it holds particular significance for men's health. ### Zinc for Prostate Health: Why It Matters - **Hormonal Regulati...

Hi! I would say I was raised anti-diet, although we never used the term, my mom was never fixated on cutting calories, we always used full-fat ingredients and understood food as a fun thing to be celebrated. I've never really struggled much with food, I have fluctuated in weight somewhat throughout the years, but at the end of the day I've always understood that eating is more important than being skinny. I'm a 28 year old powerlifter. I have a fairly daily struggle of intaking enough protein for my sport. I do think this is "technically disordered eating," but, for instance, my coach has a fairly perfect diet of eating similar things everyday, and I think it works ...

I came across something recently that genuinely surprised me, and I’m honestly wondering how many people are taking vitamin D the “simple way” without realizing there’s a whole system behind it. A lot of people assume vitamin D is just vitamin D …you take it, you get the benefits. But the truth is, vitamin D does not work properly unless you also have enough magnesium and vitamin K2, and if you are missing those, you may not only be wasting your supplement, but you also be unintentionally increasing certain risks. Here’s the breakdown of how the system actually works: **1. Vitamin D3 helps absorb calcium** Vitamin D3 increases calcium absorption from food and supplements. I...

I have a year and a half old 108 pound Newfoundland Landseer who has Chronic Kidney Disease - late stage 3 as well as her urters aren't properly connected. Her next check up with Internal Medicine is in March. She's currently on Hills Science Prescription Diet Kidney Care dog food, Hills Science Prescription Diet Kidney Care dog treats, Matties kidney dog treats, Aluminum Hydroxide COSG 7 MILs twice daily, Purina Pro Plan FortiFlora Pro Synbiotic Action Probiotic and Probiotic, Dasequin, Nexgard, Adored Beast Easy Peesy II, Kirkland Fish Oil 1000 MG, Kirkland 8 in 1 Multi, and SuperSnouts Chill + Out calming hemp chews. Additionally, when going to internal medicine appointments ...

How do you track your routines and supplements? Do you have any recommendations for apps etc? I built this one for myself as it's easier to not have to think about what im supposed to take. wondering how you guys do it

I have a year and a half old 108 pound Newfoundland Landseer who has Chronic Kidney Disease - late stage 3 as well as her urters aren't properly connected. Her next check up with Internal Medicine is in March. She's currently on Hills Science Prescription Diet Kidney Care dog food, Hills Science Prescription Diet Kidney Care dog treats, Matties kidney dog treats, Aluminum Hydroxide COSG 7 MILs twice daily, Purina Pro Plan FortiFlora Pro Synbiotic Action Probiotic and Probiotic, Dasequin, Nexgard, Adored Beast Easy Peesy II, Kirkland Fish Oil 1000 MG, Kirkland 8 in 1 Multi, and SuperSnouts Chill + Out calming hemp chews. Additionally, when going to internal medicine appointments ...

# 🥗 MediterraneanPlan .com Review: Can a 30-Day Meal Plan Really Reboot Your Health? You’re knee-deep in takeout receipts. Your fridge has salsa, almond milk, and… one lonely lemon. Every Monday, you swear you’ll “start eating better.” But life gets in the way. Grocery lists feel like puzzles. And those meal plans? Most just assume you're a chef or enjoy chewing air. That’s why the [MediterraneanPlan .com](https://theworldhealth.org/mediterranean-plan-official) is making waves. It’s structured, clear, and claims to transform your routine in 30 days—with food you might actually enjoy. Let’s see if it delivers or just dresses up kale and calls it dinner. # 🧾...

# Adia Nutrition Inc. Receives Notification from SEC: Form 10 to Become Effective on February 3, 2026 # Winter Park, Florida--(Newsfile Corp. - January 20, 2026) - Adia Nutrition Inc. (OTCQB: ADIA), a leader in regenerative medicine and personalized healthcare, today announced that it has been notified by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that its Form 10 registration statement will not be subject to further review. As a result, the Form 10 will automatically become effective 60 days after its original filing date, which is February 3, 2026. # The Form 10, originally filed on December 5, 2025, represents a significant milestone in Adia's strategic plan to transit...

Let’s be real, most people don’t overeat because they lack willpower. They binge because they’re stressed, emotionally drained, or stuck in shame cycles. Yet almost every weight loss "transformation" talks about discipline, calorie deficits, and gym grinds. No one talks about the inner work. The self-talk. The beliefs driving the behaviors. That’s why Shahroo Izadi’s approach hit different. Izadi, a behavioral change expert who lost 120 lbs, didn’t do it by punishing herself. She rewired her habits through self-compassion and tiny, consistent actions. Her story, shared in a powerful episode of "The Diary of a CEO" (Ep. 222), isn’t about motivation hacks. It...