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Speaking of coffee I’ve been LOVING Praxanthine. It’s a downstream metabolite of caffeine that is far less habit-forming, tolerance-building, and the best part — half-life is only about 3 hours, so it does not affect #Sleep at all. Also, no jitters and far less anxiety-inducing. I’ve been taking about 200mg first thing in the morning and then about 160mg at about 1pm. I still drink decaf coffee all day. It’s so good I can’t believe it’s not way more popular. #Biohackers Connect https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paraxanthine

Consider Berberine ?

always blew my mind to wonder like what exactly determines the patterns on a turtle shell or whatever - seems like the morphogenesis papers are kinda like "this mathematically is possible/conceivable as a way that DNA could represent things" but we're still a long way from concretely understanding it... at least thats as much as i know

We notice... #DANK MEMES

Oura Inc., the company that sells rings that track people’s health and activities, has turned into an enormously profitable enterprise. Its IPO filing, disclosed on Thursday, showed that it generated $262 million in free cash flow in the nine months ending June 30. #Gadgets Oura is also growing quickly, lifting revenue 74% to $1.2 billion in the same period. The number of rings sold hit 3.1 million in the nine month period, up from 1.8 million a year earlier, while the number of paying members doubled to five million. Paying members get extra benefits. Oura is one of the highest profile examples of wearables startups, cashing in on consumers’ desire to track their health in detail. Oura is competing with Apple’s watch, Google’s Fitbit as well as other standalone firms such as Whoop. https://techcrunch.com/2026/09/03/oura-files-to-go-public/

My parents made me do the dishes every day until I left for college, and whenever I was home. Now as an adult, washing dishes by hand is extremely cathartic.

Why this is a big deal: this mRNA therapy instructs the body to produce the specific fingerprints of the person's tumor and trains the immune system to hunt and kill it. First time in a Phase 3 trial. One way cancer grows is by hiding from the immune system and turning off attacking T-cells. This mRNA therapy provides the tumor's genetic fingerprint so that the immune system can train T-cells to identify the cancer. Keytruda then removes the brakes that cancer had put on the T-cells enabling them to eliminate the cancer.

Big fan. Last I bought the powder from Everychem, but there are a couple of brands on Amazon also.

https://www.science.org/content/article/fda-committee-votes-make-peptides-more-widely-available

replace protein with peptides and it me