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Made this with steak. Don't judge the steak, it was my first time ever making it. But these noodles were really good. Cheesy and peppery. I have another bag so I'm excited to give them another chance.

So Chris Bumstead finally hung up his posing trunks. Five-time Mr. Olympia, arguably the greatest Classic Physique champion ever, and now he's done. The question everyone's asking: How fast does that god-tier physique crumble once you stop the insane training, eating, and gear? Spoiler alert: Way faster than you think, and the science behind it is absolutely wild. I've been deep-diving into this for weeks, pulling from sports science research, interviews with retired pros, endocrinology studies, and even YouTube docs on former Mr. Olympias. What happens to these guys post-retirement is fascinating, brutal, and honestly kind of relieving. Because it proves that these physiqu...

Hello! I am new here and am posting in hopes for getting some advice or clarity. I recently got some labs done by my TRT doctor, and the results were as follows: \- TSH 2.101, range of .35 to 5 (within range) \- Free T3 2.6, range of 2.2 to 4 (within range) \- Free T4 .6, range of .8 to 1.5 (Low) This has been accompanied by some ‘stereotypical’ hypothyroid symptoms such as: slow digestion gastric emptying despite adequate fiber/hydration/activity, constipation, dry skin, cold hands/feet and feeling more cold in general, fatigue and lethargy not attributable to training or sleep, brittle nails, accelerated hair loss over the past year, insidious weight gain (I track sleep/steps/food...

I will be starting college this fall. I am currently enrolled in Nutrition, which could lead to a stable job—at least, that’s what my parents think. But I have no interest in food or nutrition at all. I have always been passionate about marine biology and dream of working in ocean administration or related fields. However, I’ve heard that jobs in marine biology can be hard to find. So I’d like to ask: should I choose a major I’m interested in but with limited career options, or one I’m not interested in but that offers more stability?

Hi guys, i am doing a broad research about my master thesis in protein engineering and i need to choose a topic. My thesis wont be based on self-generated data so i need a topic where there has been a lot of research and/or novel applications in the industry the last 5 years or so. I was thinking detergents, food industry, maybe diagnostics. Therapuetic proteins and antibodies are not my cup of tea. Hope i can gain some insight and get some good tipps. Thank you

**I need ideas on how to increase my supply!!! Aaaah** I was an under supplier turned just-enougher with my first who I exclusively pumped for. I got to being a just enougher at the 3m mark. I was really hoping to have a different story to tell with my second - I'm 4w pp. We ended up introducing formula on Day 2 as baby boy would not settle, and was getting increasingly yellow (jaundice). On day 3/4/5 he didn't have sufficient pee diapers, so I took it as a sign of needing a bottle, and it just continued from there.. We don't have latch issues, baby is very comfortable at ****** but just doesn't get enough. I'm giving him 1-2oz of formula with almost every feed. ...

Hi guys, i am doing a broad research about my master thesis in protein engineering and i need to choose a topic. My thesis wont be based on self-generated data so i need a topic where there has been a lot of research and/or novel applications in the industry the last 5 years or so. I was thinking detergents, food industry, maybe diagnostics. Therapuetic proteins and antibodies are not my cup of tea. Hope i can gain some insight and get some good tipps. Thank you

(vet already seen and contacted- needing advice/second opinion) Hello everyone, my cat has recently been having very small amounts of (until today) fresh, bright red, ****** mucus on his feces for the past few weeks. (this is a longer read and there's no TDLR) While I'm a bit of a hypervigilant helicopter dad, and there's been absolutely no change in his behavior/energy levels - I do feel that the vet is being somewhat dismissive. Before I get into more detail, below is his information/some background, the rest continues below (continued) __________________ Pet information: 3 y/o \ domestic shorthair (flame point)\ neutered M *Indoor-only* Pre-existing conditions: Generali...

My cat suffers from rodent ulcers. Our vet believes it is an allergy to the food he is eating. We have switched his dry food to a hydrolyzed protein & he has really been enjoying it. I’m having a hard time switching his wet food. He HATES pate. He really enjoys salmon, tuna, & trout cuts in gravy by Sheba… but I’ve been advised to try something like rabbit or duck or venison or alligator or kangaroo instead. I am having a really hard time finding any of those that aren’t in the form of pate. They’re so expensive & I don’t want to buy a texture I know he won’t eat. I really want to keep giving him wet food to make sure he’s getting that extra water ...

Autoimmune diseases are becoming more common, and many treatments mainly focus on controlling symptoms with medication. While that can help manage inflammation or pain, it doesn’t always address why the immune system started attacking the body in the first place. This is where a Functional Medicine Protocol takes a different approach. Instead of focusing only on symptoms, functional medicine tries to identify the root causes behind autoimmune conditions. These may include things like gut health problems, chronic inflammation, stress, nutrient deficiencies, or environmental triggers. Here are some key areas a functional medicine approach usually focuses on: **1. Gut Health** A large ...

NAD+ supplements for mitochondria support or something else? I am a female 32, 5.6, 140 pounds, healthy from all measures except I have POTS/dysautonomia. I occasionally have PEM flairs that **** as a female who has squatted 65 pounds at one point I have drastically reduced my exercises to Pilates, light weights, cardio once a week etc etc. but still suffering PEM. For example did a light weightlifting circuit the other night and suffered for 48 hours with PEM. Frequent urination, dehydration, light sensitivity. I need something that can aid in my recovery. I do all of the basics like 8+ hours of sleep, animal protein at my body weight, diverse diet of fruits and veg. I am not sure wh...

https://preview.redd.it/8idamy01peog1.png?width=1372&format=png&auto=webp&s=e5e36715eadac4670865d9150ae3aecfa4ab8b6d Hello everybody, I just received my USMLE Step 1 results and I think it's appropriate for me to do a little write up to motivate you guys who are currently using anki, and those who are considering starting anki. TL;DR: AnKing deck is OP and makes the Step 1 easy. My exam day experience: I breezed through the questions pretty easily. That's not to say the questions weren't hard. I felt like the questions were very vague and unlike what I've seen in the free 120 / NBME 33. When doing the free 120 / NBME 33, I could pick out ...

First is Swisse "Swisse Magnesium Glycinate & Citrate Powder". It has 100mg of magnesium glycinate, is it elemental magnesium? Is it chelated? Second is naturaltein magnesium glycinate (has talc as well🤦🏻‍♂️) 150mg elemental magnesium glycinate in one tablet Third is Unived Magnesium glycinate , it has 87.5mg of elemental magnesium glycinate in one capsule

I've developed an egg allergy in the last 9 months, which I have recently spoken to the GP about. I have established the cause myself and that I'm not affected by things cooked at a high temperature like cake, but am affected by things like scrambled/boiled etc. The GP didn't want to refer to the allergy clinic as I've done the leg work, but has marked my NHS record as having an allergy to egg protein. Is there any value in me paying for private allergy tests? I think I may also have an intolerance to commercial food thickener like xantham gum.

Being vegetarian - protein consumption is important and as cooking food gives us energy thru essential nutrients, its also important to balance diet.. When Lentil and vegetables are mixed, it gives a great tasty sambhar, not just taste - its protein and fiber rich item which can be consumed regularly. Channa chaat - boiled channa, ground nuts, raw carrot, mango, tomato, cucumber added with salt m pepper and chaat masala makes a Wholesome meal by itself.. In both these i didnt add onion, garlic, chillies...as they have a certain negative impact on the energy system... If we go a vegetable market we can find a lot of vegetables and can start exploring a lot of items to make out of it.....

The Indian pet market is exploding with new brands. From premium boutique gear to massive homegrown food labels, the options are endless. Here is a quick look at the current leaders: * **The Big Names:** Drools, Pedigree, and Royal Canin (The dominant forces in nutrition). * **Lifestyle & Gear:** Heads Up For Tails (HUFT) and Zigly (Premium accessories and grooming). * **The Tech Platforms:** Supertails and PetFed (All-in-one apps for vets and supplies). * **Wellness:** Himalaya Pet Care (Trusted for herbal-based healthcare). **Pet parents of Reddit:** Are you sticking with the global giants, or have you found a local Indian startup that is actually better? **\[Market Research\]**...

I wanted to post this as it’s Reddit and I’m not sure other people in my life would understand. In 2021 I started a new job and gained 20lbs from 2020-2021. It was very much from stress and overeating. About 4 weeks ago, I got back into tracking my calories, prioritizing fiber, protein and water intake, cut out alcohol down to 1 drink a week maximum (on a crazy week). Previously I haven’t been tracking calories. My goal is 100g of protein and 30g of fiber. I don’t have a calorie goal, but I have cut out most processed foods and eat smaller portions of complex carbs. I’ve also been better about learning my body signals and not overeating. However, I think I’ve been previously ea...

**A single whole-body cryotherapy session costs $40 to $100, with packages dropping the per-session price to $25-$60. Most facilities sell monthly memberships for $200-$400. The calorie burn per session averages 500-800 calories according to clinic claims, though independent research puts the real number closer to 50-80 extra calories.** I've had clients walk into my office buzzing about cryotherapy. They watched a TikTok, read a blog post, saw a celebrity endorsement. Three minutes in a freezing chamber, burn 800 calories, lose weight effortlessly. After fifteen years of helping people lose weight and writing two books on the subject, I've learned that anything promising effortle...

They didn't suppress the cures. They just made it illegal to fund, prove, or talk about them. They have been building a legal architecture since 1951 specifically designed to ensure you never find out about the cheap compounds, technologies, and cures that could save your life. The same law suppressing energy technology is suppressing medicine. Here's the exact legislation, in chronological order, with the pattern made explicit. This post is not about conspiracy theories. It doesn't require villains, secret meetings, or coordinated malevolence. It requires something more mundane and more damning; a traceable sequence of specific laws, written in specific rooms, by people w...