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thanks to everyone who came to my house yesterday for immaculate vibes at the milady pool party
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cryptus
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- Replying to @vocalcrypainfully obvious that she posted this only because she is jealous she didn't receive the note
- Replying to @Bonecondor1) high resting heart rate is one of the side effects of obesity. obesity isn't the only cause of high resting heart rate, but it's one 2) obesity is often caused by poor impulse control. so it would follow that by treating impulse control issues, you can treat obesity
- p drunk rn, some thoughts on the trenches it’s a lot harder than it was last week, or even 2-3 days ago. anyone who claims that they know what this means on a more macro level is lying to you. it’s tough for believers. good coins aren’t safe. where previously you would have
- Replying to @Bonecondor and @Indian_Bronsonwanting to be “one half of a power couple” is not a valid criteria… this is something people invent in their own minds, anchored to their perception of someone else’s relationship and status, someone of whom they are jealous you may have been paraphrasing, but in the event that
- Replying to @networkspirits and @Bonecondorthe cause of obesity is excess caloric consumption. the treatment is reduction of caloric consumption. why people consume excess calories varies across individuals and that treatment requires an individual approach, but it must reduce caloric consumption
- Replying to @Bonecondor"the fat thing" is thermodynamics, and is modeled by energy input/output. you can not gain fat if you are in a caloric deficit. if you are gaining fat, you are not in a caloric deficit. there are medical conditions that can cause one to not burn calories as effectively (e.g.
- Replying to @Bonecondorin those cases, would imagine a proximal cause of the higher resting heart rate is hyperglycemia, which is directly treated by ozempic
