Biohacker + Longevity Focus. Investor. Manufacturing. Business. Dzogchen. Certified Health & Nutrition Coach. https://xitter.twitterapi.xyz/t.co/eyBhT5m37d
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I opened my Fullscript dispensary to everyone at client pricing. I cannot advertise the discount, but it is right there when you click the link.
Everything is sourced direct from the manufacturer. No third party sellers, no comingling stock, no counterfeits, no expired bottles, no hot warehouses.
Practitioner brands and the affordable manufacturer direct brands.
At these prices, the reliable source is also the affordable one.
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There is this idea that longevity focused guys have an immense fear of death.
Maybe for some, but mostly I don't see it.
I have no fear of death at all.
It could happen at any moment, for any reason, and I'm very much ok with that idea.
I view it as a transformative moment.
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This is because they replaced all the jobs with self serve kiosks.
It's not the price of the Big Mac (still more expensive) - it's because when you have almost no jobs left, you can pay the couple remaining crew a little better.
In other words, nobody is actually making $22/hr.
Seattles minimum wage is $21.30/hr (going up to $22.14 jan 1st) and a big mac is $7.39, a big mac meal is $12.69.
Right wingers can't imagine a world without cheap slave labor.
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We spend so much time looking for the extraordinary. The feat. The proof. Something that defies how things normally work.
But you are already doing the impossible part every day. Breathing. Walking. Seeing.
Walking on water would just be another parlor trick.
Walking on earth, and actually noticing you are doing it (this is the key), that is the real miracle.
You are the miracle exactly the way you are, and start noticing this.
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Remember, that's not profit for Cigna.
The Medical Loss Ratio means they have to spend most of it on care.
The care doesn't have to be fairly priced and doesn't have to be YOUR care, of course...
So they find a way to spend it, believe me - and it's not for your benefit.
Likewise, keeping 20% of $27,000 is a bigger number than 20% of $10,000 - obviously.
Which means Cigna is entirely incentivized to raise premiums to increase profit (your point) and spend more on overpriced care to get there.
Incentives don't align, at all.
Which is why I used @crowdhealth
For the 2 of you, it would be a fraction of the cost and with the proper alignment where *you* get reasonable pricing and the care you need, when you need it with proper financial protection.
You can use code WOZTFC if you like for a big discount on the first 3 months, too.
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This was such a bizarre response.
I post an entirely factual comment about Buddhism in this specific area of Nepal, and how it relates to the larger Hinduism traditions (celebrations) in Nepal.
I get a bunch of fake experts that feel the need to write corrections, instead of just enjoying a positive story about showing love to dogs.
The funny thing is - my comment was entirely factually accurate, and these guys feeling the need to "acktually" me were objectively wrong.
As if I'm not a practitioner of Tibetan Buddhism with significant insight into the practice...
What drives people to such behavior? So weird.
I saw similar when I posted about Denmark over the summer. Anytime you talk about a place or tradition, you draw this odd response from people that just want to argue about it.
This is a predominantly Buddhist area celebrating a Hindu festival.
The Buddhist tradition emphasizes loving kindness towards all sentient beings. Especially emphasized in this branch of Buddhism (Tibetan).
The treatment of the dogs doesn't surprise me at all!
I bet it's very cool to see it all in practice.
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When the new PREVENT guidelines came out for heart disease risk - the calculations would have taken millions off unnecessary statin therapy for primary prevention - because they weren't actually at risk and statins have virtually no data showing benefits in primary prevention for low risk individuals.
That's good, right?
What happened next shouldn't surprise anyone, however.
The authors of the new guidelines did what you might expect, they radically lowered the risk threshold so not only would all of these not-at-risk patients remain on statins, but they could add millions more patients to the pharmaceutical pipeline who are not indicated for the treatment.
Daily pills, daily profits - and with statin side effects like lowering GLP1, insulin resistance, microbiome disruption, and diabetes - even more opportunity for high margin medications for life!
Because, of course that's what they did.
Imagine what we could accomplish if we capped federal income taxes at 10%...
Let’s cap credit card rates at 10%. Take action on affordable housing. Protect rural hospitals. End price gouging.
Democrats have the bills ready.
@SenWarren says now it’s up to Trump to work with us and get things done.
This will only reduce Eric's potential earnings.
The bravery it takes to come out and say this publicly shouldn't be minimized.
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You know what's even better?
Land based salmon farming that doesn't wreck our oceans and has no need to fight sea lice because they don't exist in that environment.
It's far cleaner across the board.
This already exists at scale.
Blue House salmon in Miami, FL.
Norway now has more than 2,000 underwater AI laser robots shooting lice off its salmon
they're made by a company called Stingray, and they already guard more than 50 million salmon and trout 24/7
the reason is sea lice, tiny parasites that latch onto salmon and feed on them
as few as 11 can kill a small fish, and one pen can hold 150,000 salmon
the usual fix is pumping the fish out and blasting them with warm water or water jets to knock the lice off
but the handling is so rough that Norway's fish health report ranks it the top cause of death in full-grown farmed salmon
so instead, Stingray puts a robot inside the pen that hunts lice one at a time, all day:
> two cameras watch every salmon that swims past
> AI checks two frames to make sure it's really a louse
> then a green laser fires from up to 2 meters away
> the salmon's scales reflect the beam, so the fish swims off fine and the louse is dead
we now live in a world where AI lasers do pest control on your dinner lmao
I need a better daily mobility practice - this might be the one!
I'm a huge fan of a lot of general movement and activity for exactly the reasons this practice is so effective.
Structured cardio and lifting is great - but we all need more full body mobility training.
As you age, daily mobility is a must do habit
Not all movement you do needs to be intense. Moving slow, intentional, deep breathing has systemic benefits, both physical and mental
youtu.be/WnH0U2PzJwE
This is a predominantly Buddhist area celebrating a Hindu festival.
The Buddhist tradition emphasizes loving kindness towards all sentient beings. Especially emphasized in this branch of Buddhism (Tibetan).
The treatment of the dogs doesn't surprise me at all!
I bet it's very cool to see it all in practice.
The stray dogs in the Himalayas Nepal seem really healthy and well cared for compared to other places I have been.
Nepalese told me that many folks leave scraps out for dogs.
Laila started off the morning in Tengbuche feeding some strays.
Then as we hiked we noticed people putting flowers on dogs and feeding them.
It turns out that this was the day of the Kukur Tihar festival, where dogs are thanked for their loyalty and service by being showered with gifts. Both pets and strays.
A holiday for dogs is cool.
A little reminder about the longevity grift, especially with supplements.
Slapping a few cheap ingredients into a blend and calling it a "Longevity Mix" does not make it actually a longevity mix.
Don't be fooled by nonsense like this from a fake "professional athlete"...
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This is probably going to be remembered as a truly breakout year for Eudemonia.
Make sure you are planning to go next year.
Getting to meet up/see live nearly everyone you see here on X, from all sides of the debates, is memorable for sure.
Highly recommend.
What a week at @EudemoniaSummit!
Podcasts. Panels. Brain mapping. Donating bodily fluids to science. And I was touched my talk ended up standing room only. I had a blast, and hope you all did too. ❤️
One of the greatest joys of building StayCurious Metabolism has been connecting with so many of you.
And this week, I had the pleasure of turning some of those online connections into real-life friendships.
The community is exploding. And the curiosity is contagious. Grateful for every one of you.
#StayCurious! This is only the beginning
An extra-special thanks to one of my best friends in the world, @realDaveFeldman. And @reallyoptimized, for being an absolute joy. @drwilliamli and @DavidPerlmutter for being incredible podcast hosts; and the amazing members of my team who joined me, lifted me up, and supported me throughout this event @Flinndustries and Athena Nash. Some of them also helped me navigate a few personal rough patches that I won't get into here, but their kindness and support meant more than they know. I'd be nothing without my friends, family, and this incredible community. Truly grateful for all of you. ❤️
Statins first is a population policy.
The cheapest answer for everyone at once.
It was never proof that it is the best answer for a specific person with low inflammation.
And that nuance matters, especially at a time when we don't need generic population answers anymore.
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Standing room only for @nicknorwitz
They need a much larger room next time.
Awesome to see so many people interested in his work.
The presentation was fantastic and nuanced.
Lots of great speakers here at @EudemoniaSummit - highly recommend!
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There are very few things you can do that would be more productive than wasting as much time as possible.
When you understand this, everything changes.
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What are the "dog at the table" opinions around here?
This one hangs out and is absolutely given some bites...
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