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Hi, I need advice on product pricing. We have a single SKU - chicken pickle and it is a natural, homemade alternative to protein supplements with almost equivalent protein (17g protein per 50g serve - 1.5 tablespoon). Now the pickle is a commonly and cheaply available commodity but our pickle has over 80% raw chicken. which increases costs significantly. Should I price it alongside protein supplements (20% less than typical protein supplements) and if so, will it have acceptance in the market

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Hi, I need advice on product pricing. We have a single SKU - chicken pickle and it is a natural, homemade alternative to protein supplements with almost equivalent protein (17g protein per 50g serve - 1.5 tablespoon). Now the pickle is a commonly and cheaply available commodity but our pickle has over 80% raw chicken. which increases costs significantly. should I price it alongside protein supplements (20% less than typical protein supplements) and if so, will it have acceptance in the market

I always assumed gummy vitamins were inferior, but lately I am questioning that. Pills might be more traditional, but I forget them constantly. Gummies feel easier to remember, but I worry about sugar and whether they are taken seriously from a nutrition standpoint. For those who have switched formats, did you notice any downside long term? Or is taking something consistently better than taking the perfect supplement sporadically? Interested in hearing honest experiences, not marketing claims.

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Hello everyone! In one week, I will have my first plastic surgery ever with a bullhorn lip lift. Overplanner that I am, I'm trying to plan my way through the anxiety and have put together a list of things to do (or not do) before and after surgery. If anyone has experience with this kind of surgery, I'd be happy to hear your additions! My (ambitious) goal is to be able to see some friends at +12 days after surgery without them noticing what happened. I will update after if anything from the list turns out to be wrong or missing. **General Rules:** * The clinic’s instructions override everything online * Nicotine is the biggest risk for wound complications * Enough protein + c...

Hi everyone, About a week ago I started a low-carb diet (reduced carbohydrates, adequate protein ~150g/day, good fats from extra virgin olive oil, avocado, eggs, and fish). I've noticed two things: 1️⃣ My hair seems slightly thinner/less voluminous. 2️⃣ I sometimes feel a slight itch or tingling on my scalp. I don't have: Noticeable increase in hair loss Patches or thinning hair Change shampoo Particular stress I was wondering: Is it possible that reducing carbohydrates temporarily affects hair volume (less glycogen → less water retention)? Can changes in sebum or skin microbiome cause itching in the first few weeks? Has anyone had similar experiences adapting to a l...

In today’s fast-paced world, staying healthy can feel like a constant struggle. Long work hours, stress, poor eating habits, and lack of rest often leave people feeling drained and disconnected from their bodies. Many follow general wellness advice, yet still don’t experience real, lasting improvements. The reason is simple health is not one-size-fits-all. Every individual has unique biological needs, lifestyle factors, and wellness goals. That’s why personalized care is becoming the future of modern health. Instead of guessing what might work, precision health focuses on understanding your body first and then creating a targeted plan that supports your specific needs. This smarter, ...

TLDR: Weighted full body with PT every 2 weeks, how can I split rest of my time for 3 lifting sessions a week. Happy Monday! Looking for some advice and don’t want to over complicate my schedule… In September 2025 I started PT session every 2 weeks on a Monday. I used to lift 15 years ago (around 3-4 years going 5x week, weights) but stopped for personal reasons. Since starting again, I’ve wanted to focus on mobility and strength, ensuring my form is correct and getting to a place where I feel confident. We do full body workouts, as at the time this was my main exercise, along with walking. Shortly after Christmas, I felt my life was more under control so I started going to the gym ...

hello gorgeos people. so i am a healthy person where i try to move. drink a lot of water. dont eat sugar or super processed food and son. the thing is its almost 2 weeks now that ive come to live in village where bread is made from the grain made rigjt here. meat is meat from animals raisen here in nature. vegetables and everything of the season is here all natural. now i follow the 16-8 fasting routine where i first eat at 13:00 and be done within 8 hours. but im seeing me belly get all slurpy from the first meal of day. i dont get full i stop at 80% but my belly fat during the day is confusing. i try to run twice a week, do pilates at home every day almost. do some calistenics whenever ...

Most of us cook lentils and legumes as gravies with a lot of water. I’m talking about foods like moong dal, masoor dal, toor dal, chana dal, whole lentils, rajma, chole,etc. Do you think making thicker versions or turning them into sukhi sabzi style preparations would improve protein intake per serving or does it not make much difference in practice?

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Most of us cook lentils and legumes as gravies with a lot of water. I’m talking about foods like moong dal, masoor dal, toor dal, chana dal, whole lentils, rajma, chole,etc. Do you think making thicker versions or turning them into sukhi sabzi style preparations would improve protein intake per serving or does it not make much difference in practice?

Hi all, Unfortunately our stasis-prone bunny had another bout yesterday and stopped eating. I’m very quick at spotting it now given previous experience so it was caught quickly and meds obtained from the vet. He had critical care soon after it being caught. He is - on the whole - doing well. He’s passed a reduced, small number of poops, and he is nibbling limited hay, herbs, dandelion leaves and he has cautiously eaten pellets this morning. I have a question because his ability to “bounce back” is usually super quick and in 8-10 hours of getting meds he tends to recover very fast. This time he seems to be taking a bit longer. He won’t really go into his litter tray/eat lots o...

Hi everyone, I don't use Reddit much, but recently stumbled upon this sub and for the past few days have been scrolling through everyone's journeys. You are all so inspiring! I haven't had my surgery yet, just got done with the required physical examinations and got the recommendations of a few specialists. I've been doing this for over a year and I just can't wait to have my second appointment with my surgeon in May to know what's next. I'd like to ask for some advice until then. I have a meniscus tear in one of my knees, which limits my options for exercising. At the moment I can go on walks, but no longer than around 30 minutes because it becomes pa...

I recently moved to a different country (in Europe) from USA. My provider failed to refill my prescription in time before my move, so I was unable to get enough of my medication (levothyroxine) to last me until I get health coverage here. I have 2\~ weeks of levothyroxine left and I won’t be getting health coverage for at least one more month. What supplements/food/anything should I consume until I get back on my medication?