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I lost a 100k Dean’s Scholarship to Yale for saying facts about trans genitals. I was harassed for 5 years, banned from Quora, and had my articles and podcast interviews taken down repeatedly for talking about anatomy when I wanted nothing to do with trans anything. Finally, I got harassed by 10,000s of people, libeled and defamed in the press, and sent rape threats and death threats for saying anatomical facts that trans people themselves admit on Reddit. Trans activists went after both me and my family. They tried to get my study of clitoral anatomy retracted, undergraduate degree taken away (insane), and even contacted the hospital where my father works. They also laughed at the FGM I suffered. Trans genitals will be my business as long as coerced lies interfere with correct knowledge and freedom of speech.

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I lost a 100k Dean’s Scholarship to Yale for saying facts about trans genitals. I was harassed for 5 years, banned from Quora, and had my articles and podcast interviews taken down repeatedly for talking about anatomy when I wanted nothing to do with trans anything. Finally, I got harassed by 10,000s of people, libeled and defamed in the press, and sent rape threats and death threats for saying anatomical facts that trans people themselves admit on Reddit. Trans activists went after both me and my family. They tried to get my study of clitoral anatomy retracted, undergraduate degree taken away (insane), and even contacted the hospital where my father works. They also laughed at the FGM I suffered. Trans genitals will be my business as long as coerced lies interfere with correct knowledge and freedom of speech.

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taruma sakti

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This is a procedure called Viddhakarma, an Ayurvedic "surgery" involving puncturing of specific points (often Nasagra or tip of the nose) with a needle, and is clamied to treat conditions like chronic sinusitis, allergic rhinitis, deviated nasal septum (DNS), and loss of smell. PLEASE DO NOT DO THIS. DO NOT VISIT AN AYURVEDA PRACTITIONER FOR ANY OF YOUR HEALTH NEEDS. THEY ARE CRAZY. The person pictured here, is an Ayurveda practitioner herself, undergoing this traumatic and dangerous procedure. This does not cure or control any disease. The procedure is also done without any infection control steps. Local site infection that can track down the nose to the sinuses, excessive bleeding (from the Little's Area of the nose, a highly vascular region located on the lower-front part of the nasal septum), inflammation and damage of nasal cartilage, nerve damage to the external nasal nerve are all complications that these incompetent fools cannot identify or have knowledge about. Ayurvedic degree teaches a different anatomy and physiology and students have ZERO competency in realistically treating themselves, forget patients. Do not send your children to study Ayurveda. Send them to study proper STEM branches. Ayurveda is BS pseudoscience, evident from these foolish dramas on social media.

This is a procedure called Viddhakarma, an Ayurvedic "surgery" involving puncturing of specific points (often Nasagra or tip of the nose) with a needle, and is clamied to treat conditions like chronic sinusitis, allergic rhinitis, deviated nasal septum (DNS), and loss of smell. PLEASE DO NOT DO THIS. DO NOT VISIT AN AYURVEDA PRACTITIONER FOR ANY OF YOUR HEALTH NEEDS. THEY ARE CRAZY. The person pictured here, is an Ayurveda practitioner herself, undergoing this traumatic and dangerous procedure. This does not cure or control any disease. The procedure is also done without any infection control steps. Local site infection that can track down the nose to the sinuses, excessive bleeding (from the Little's Area of the nose, a highly vascular region located on the lower-front part of the nasal septum), inflammation and damage of nasal cartilage, nerve damage to the external nasal nerve are all complications that these incompetent fools cannot identify or have knowledge about. Ayurvedic degree teaches a different anatomy and physiology and students have ZERO competency in realistically treating themselves, forget patients. Do not send your children to study Ayurveda. Send them to study proper STEM branches. Ayurveda is BS pseudoscience, evident from these foolish dramas on social media.

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282,315 次观看 • 3 个月前

The most cancer-causing pathogen in the world is Helicobacter pylori. It lives in the stomach of about half the world's population. As the leading cause of stomach cancer, it's therefore responsible for about 5% of the total burden of new cancer cases globally. It's also the leading cause of peptic ulcers. It's crazy to think that until H. pylori was discovered, ulcers were simply put down to stress; there was no real cure. ("Time to retire", etc.) Happily, H. pylori is eradicable with antibiotics. We didn't discover H. pylori until 1979. We could've discovered it decades earlier, but the relevant literatures were too siloed and there was an ironclad medical dogma that the stomach was sterile. Even after the link between H. pylori and gastritis / peptic ulcers / gastric cancer was established in the mid-1980s, it still took a full decade before it became mainstream consensus. It's an amazing reminder of how scientific knowledge diffuses much more slowly than you might expect. I had the honour of interviewing Barry Marshall (Barry Marshall), who (along with Robin Warren) won the 2005 Nobel Prize for discovering the bug and its link to gastritis and peptic ulcer disease. Barry is also famous for proving this causality by drinking the bacteria and making himself sick. Links below. Enjoy! Timestamps: (0:00:00) - Introduction. (0:01:53) - Was H. pylori behind Darwin's dyspepsia and Napoleon's cancer? (0:09:57) - Which cancer has killed the most in history? (0:12:18) - Why stomach cancer fell in the West. (0:15:05) - Why are duodenal ulcers and stomach cancer mutually exclusive? Both are caused by H. pylori. (0:26:15) - Quick gastrointestinal anatomy lesson. (0:30:15) - The "H. pylori enigmas" (Africa, India, Costa Rica, etc). (0:35:15) - Is there a "point of no return" in the cascade from H. pylori infection to stomach cancer? (0:43:11) - Joe does a urea breath test live on the pod! (1:08:40) - What Barry learned about manufacturing by trying to make millions of H. pylori tests in Perth. (1:16:50) - Four clues to the existence of H. pylori. (If you'd known these, you could have discovered it without even laying eyes on it.) (1:25:58) - How MEDLINE/the internet enabled the discovery. (1:31:45) - Why wasn't H. pylori discovered earlier than 1979? (1:37:45) - How fiberoptic endoscopes enabled the discovery. (1:38:44) - The 1954 Palmer null result and its fallout. (1:43:08) - Scientific knowledge diffuses more slowly than you'd expect (H. pylori as a case study). (1:44:49) - If H. pylori was discovered in 2015, would mainstream acceptance still have taken 10 years? (1:47:40) - Self-experimentation in science. (1:55:40) - Barry reflects on his partnership with Robin Warren (with whom he shared the Nobel). (2:07:09) - Benefits of H. pylori? (2:09:45) - Eradication prospects & vaccine timeline. (2:14:29) - Blurring infectious vs chronic disease.

The most cancer-causing pathogen in the world is Helicobacter pylori. It lives in the stomach of about half the world's population. As the leading cause of stomach cancer, it's therefore responsible for about 5% of the total burden of new cancer cases globally. It's also the leading cause of peptic ulcers. It's crazy to think that until H. pylori was discovered, ulcers were simply put down to stress; there was no real cure. ("Time to retire", etc.) Happily, H. pylori is eradicable with antibiotics. We didn't discover H. pylori until 1979. We could've discovered it decades earlier, but the relevant literatures were too siloed and there was an ironclad medical dogma that the stomach was sterile. Even after the link between H. pylori and gastritis / peptic ulcers / gastric cancer was established in the mid-1980s, it still took a full decade before it became mainstream consensus. It's an amazing reminder of how scientific knowledge diffuses much more slowly than you might expect. I had the honour of interviewing Barry Marshall (Barry Marshall), who (along with Robin Warren) won the 2005 Nobel Prize for discovering the bug and its link to gastritis and peptic ulcer disease. Barry is also famous for proving this causality by drinking the bacteria and making himself sick. Links below. Enjoy! Timestamps: (0:00:00) - Introduction. (0:01:53) - Was H. pylori behind Darwin's dyspepsia and Napoleon's cancer? (0:09:57) - Which cancer has killed the most in history? (0:12:18) - Why stomach cancer fell in the West. (0:15:05) - Why are duodenal ulcers and stomach cancer mutually exclusive? Both are caused by H. pylori. (0:26:15) - Quick gastrointestinal anatomy lesson. (0:30:15) - The "H. pylori enigmas" (Africa, India, Costa Rica, etc). (0:35:15) - Is there a "point of no return" in the cascade from H. pylori infection to stomach cancer? (0:43:11) - Joe does a urea breath test live on the pod! (1:08:40) - What Barry learned about manufacturing by trying to make millions of H. pylori tests in Perth. (1:16:50) - Four clues to the existence of H. pylori. (If you'd known these, you could have discovered it without even laying eyes on it.) (1:25:58) - How MEDLINE/the internet enabled the discovery. (1:31:45) - Why wasn't H. pylori discovered earlier than 1979? (1:37:45) - How fiberoptic endoscopes enabled the discovery. (1:38:44) - The 1954 Palmer null result and its fallout. (1:43:08) - Scientific knowledge diffuses more slowly than you'd expect (H. pylori as a case study). (1:44:49) - If H. pylori was discovered in 2015, would mainstream acceptance still have taken 10 years? (1:47:40) - Self-experimentation in science. (1:55:40) - Barry reflects on his partnership with Robin Warren (with whom he shared the Nobel). (2:07:09) - Benefits of H. pylori? (2:09:45) - Eradication prospects & vaccine timeline. (2:14:29) - Blurring infectious vs chronic disease.

Joseph Noel Walker

296,469 次观看 • 1 年前

A 'Western' versus 'Indian' breakfast? Huge Instagram handles peddling intense health misinformation on nutrition like this one from a Yoga lady who has rented out her brain, gets maximum engagement when they glorify an "Indian" veggie breakfast over the "synthetic and processed" Western breakfast, especially in the context of cereals and use of milk and fruits. Mixing fruits and milk according to Ayurvedic principles is disastrous. The pseudoscience claims that this combination destroys the Agni (digestive fire) in us when cold foods are consumed in the morning when Agni is at its lowest. This is utter nonsense. There is no 'cold' and 'hot' concept in nutrition. And there is no digestive fire. This is total mockery of nutritional science that has been mentioned in classical Ayurvedic texts and has no realistic objective meaning or measures to prove it. A strawberry shake or a banana shake in the morning is not going to kill you. It is an excellent source of proteins and vitamins and required calories after an overnight fasting state. And there is absolutely no evidence that a breakfast of boxed cereals is harmful. In fact, most cereals are fortified with many minerals, vitamins and other micro nutrients which help people attain targets for recommended daily intake. Look at these studies and do not skip breakfast or shy away from fortified foods. 1/ The daily consumption of fortified cereal with milk for 12 weeks by adolescent girls, increased intakes of micronutrients - 2/ Ready to eat breakfast food consumption was associated with higher daily micronutrients intake than breakfast skippers and with with better macronutrient intake and healthier food and beverage consumption - and 3/ This evidence based study that looked at breakfast cereal use states that breakfast cereal consumption was associated with diets higher in vitamins and minerals and lower in fat and a lower body mass index and less risk of being overweight or obese - 4/ Ready to eat cereal breakfasts contribute to greater nutrient intake and diet quality in children and adults without increasing total daily meal costs - 5/ Ready to eat breakfast cereals do not contribute to obesity or metabolic diseases - 6/ Fruit smoothies for breakfast provide energy dense options with good nutritional quality and can help reduce calorie intake throughout the day - 7/ Including fruit smoothies improved fruit based consumption in school going children to meet their macro/micro nutrient needs - 8/ Including milk-based diets (shakes), i.e., increased dairy intake as part of energy restricted diets resulted in greater loss in bodyweight and fat mass while attenuating lean mass loss in 18–50-year-old adults - Remember, for your nutritional needs or advise, please see/follow your clinical doctor (not Ayush) or a registered clinical nutritionist and not some "pleased-to-meet-you-perpetually-smily-faced-let-me-monetize-your-stupidity" Yoga peddlers on Instagram who has no idea about human anatomy and physiology. Cirrhosis patients, be wary about salt content in ready-to-eat packed foods. PS: Watch the video on mute. The background music is annoying.

A 'Western' versus 'Indian' breakfast? Huge Instagram handles peddling intense health misinformation on nutrition like this one from a Yoga lady who has rented out her brain, gets maximum engagement when they glorify an "Indian" veggie breakfast over the "synthetic and processed" Western breakfast, especially in the context of cereals and use of milk and fruits. Mixing fruits and milk according to Ayurvedic principles is disastrous. The pseudoscience claims that this combination destroys the Agni (digestive fire) in us when cold foods are consumed in the morning when Agni is at its lowest. This is utter nonsense. There is no 'cold' and 'hot' concept in nutrition. And there is no digestive fire. This is total mockery of nutritional science that has been mentioned in classical Ayurvedic texts and has no realistic objective meaning or measures to prove it. A strawberry shake or a banana shake in the morning is not going to kill you. It is an excellent source of proteins and vitamins and required calories after an overnight fasting state. And there is absolutely no evidence that a breakfast of boxed cereals is harmful. In fact, most cereals are fortified with many minerals, vitamins and other micro nutrients which help people attain targets for recommended daily intake. Look at these studies and do not skip breakfast or shy away from fortified foods. 1/ The daily consumption of fortified cereal with milk for 12 weeks by adolescent girls, increased intakes of micronutrients - 2/ Ready to eat breakfast food consumption was associated with higher daily micronutrients intake than breakfast skippers and with with better macronutrient intake and healthier food and beverage consumption - and 3/ This evidence based study that looked at breakfast cereal use states that breakfast cereal consumption was associated with diets higher in vitamins and minerals and lower in fat and a lower body mass index and less risk of being overweight or obese - 4/ Ready to eat cereal breakfasts contribute to greater nutrient intake and diet quality in children and adults without increasing total daily meal costs - 5/ Ready to eat breakfast cereals do not contribute to obesity or metabolic diseases - 6/ Fruit smoothies for breakfast provide energy dense options with good nutritional quality and can help reduce calorie intake throughout the day - 7/ Including fruit smoothies improved fruit based consumption in school going children to meet their macro/micro nutrient needs - 8/ Including milk-based diets (shakes), i.e., increased dairy intake as part of energy restricted diets resulted in greater loss in bodyweight and fat mass while attenuating lean mass loss in 18–50-year-old adults - Remember, for your nutritional needs or advise, please see/follow your clinical doctor (not Ayush) or a registered clinical nutritionist and not some "pleased-to-meet-you-perpetually-smily-faced-let-me-monetize-your-stupidity" Yoga peddlers on Instagram who has no idea about human anatomy and physiology. Cirrhosis patients, be wary about salt content in ready-to-eat packed foods. PS: Watch the video on mute. The background music is annoying.

TheLiverDoc™

270,114 次观看 • 3 年前

Ghee the detox superfood? I am now convinced that Instagram is just Whatsapp University with videos. It has become a cesspool of health misinformation that Meta needs to really do something about dangerous "health talks" from people with zero education in medicine & healthcare. Like this incospicious actor-turned-model Ekansh Jayaswal who is monetizing and trying his luck on Instagram giving advice a lot of health topics that he has no idea about and in the process, misleading people with dangerous misinformation. He claims that drinking 10ml of ghee (which is clarified butter) everyday in morning on empty stomach has the following benefits: 1. It is a detox 2. Helps in digestion 3. It controls sugars 4. Hydrates skin and 5. (which he claims is most important) - lubricates your joints for easy mobility. The fact is, Ekansh is actually a science-illiterate and also medically ill-informed. He does not understand basic human anatomy and physiology. Here is what all of this really means: 1. There is nothing called a detox. It is a wellness fraud marketing term. The liver, kidneys, skin and lungs are the only detox you'll ever need. 2. Consuming ghee does not help in digestion. Digestion is a complex anatomico-physiological process that occurs autonomously whether you want it or not and ghee does not affect an autonomous normal physiological process. 3. Ghee does not control sugars. In fact animal studies have shown that ghee worsens lipid profile and fasting sugars and that people with duabetes must limit saturated fats such as ghee as it worsens systemic inflammation. and and 4. Ghee does not hydrate skin. There is no clinical evidence that it does. This is literally just a bluff. 5. There is absolutely no way that orally consumed ghee enters the joints and lubricates it. It can happen only if the human digestive system is directly connected to the musculoskeletal system or the oral cavity is directly connected to the musculoskeletal system in the absence of a digestive tract. But we know that is not possible, but Ekansh has not gotten that point it. In fact: A study showed that ghee that is predominantly saturated fats had an increasing effect on non-HDL-cholesterol (bad fat) compared with olive oil, adding further evidence to the existing recommendations to replace dietary fats high in saturated fatty acids with dietary fats high in unsaturated fats to reduce heart disease risk. Ghee is not a superfood, and its consumption must be limited, as it is a rich source of saturated fats, has potential to increase cardiac risk, has no proteins, is all fat-based calories, is not a prebiotic, is a good source of fat soluble vitamins and its daily consumption can increase risk of obesity, and not burn fat or reduce weight. On another note, when preparing rice dishes, adding a little ghee with specific timing and within a stir-fry technique could help reduce post meal glucose spikes:

TheLiverDoc™

445,989 次观看 • 2 年前