BootyBuccaneer @ BootyBuccaneer @lemmy.dbzer0.com

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If it is then I can't wait for the girls fight again.

Nah, just curious coincides. You have seen nothing, citizen. That's an order.

Everyone takes a turn in the spotlight. Don't you worry about that.

What's bullshit, though, is that it's being removed for antisemitism when I'm stating a reality.

And I will say it again because I said no lie. If you're Jewish and you support a genocide, you're complicit and a hypocrite for having lived that infamous genocide and deciding to inflict it upon others. And that goes for anyone in that position.

Yesss! Ms. Crockett is a true warrior! More like her, please.

Sure, but that doesn't mean people are making things up. One thing is tolerating weirdness and another is getting caught up in it and targeted.

And neither am I, but that didn't stop Hexbear and lm users from misinterpreting what I was saying and getting all trigger happy and obnoxious at me.

I think you need quite a few worms for that. Make it an infestation and slowly calcificy whatever's left of the old geezer's brain.

Me, nervously holding my 5 year-old phone: Oh, this old thing? I just bought it.

the reputations of ml and hexbear here on world are not realistic. More of a scary bedtime story libs tell their kids.

What, because it hasn't happened to you? Good for you. Lol

Wait, who is doing this?

the enemy of my enemy is

Useful ;)

"Punch America & burn it down"

That's all I can think of when I see it.

And Vance? Who's gonna fire his stupid ass? Oh wait hmm

If someone says networking I'm gonna throw up. These are not the people I want in my network.

Nothing spells government job like a drunk rapist.

Fuck it I'm in. What could I possibly lose besides a couple limbs and my life savings.

Revolutionary. I hear hot air is really good for inflating things. I wonder if you could use some sort of flame thrower to keep the balloon afloat.

Sorry, I had to get a refresher on the physiology of fats in the body. Whew, it's been a while and I remembered it all wrong. I edited the original to reflect that.

Your body makes it’s own cholesterol, getting it from your diet is like pouring water into an already full cup

I don't think your analogy is right, tbh. For most people dietary cholesterol does not alter their blood cholesterol much because it's tightly controlled with the pancreas and the liver. If your body detects too much it'll absorb less and pass through your butt and it'll synthesize less in your gut. It's about a 20%-80% ratio of absorbed vs internally synthesized. This means our bodies are able to process, create, store (liver, tissues), release and excrete a reasonable amount of cholesterol with a balanced diet. It's only when you intake a lot of other fats that it causes the "bad" cholesterol LDL to be delivered to the cells. (Low Density Lips means it's not just the cholesterol being transported in there.) Curiously enough, some people are more susceptible to cholesterol-related diseases than others, particularly those with higher genetic risks or those with comorbidities.

your cells into your blood and clogs everything up

You're thinking of atherosclerosis, an inflammatory disease. High LDL cholesterol in the blood is only a factor and not a direct cause. The full cause of the disease isn't known, so it's not that simple. It's not like cholesterol is freely floating in the blood plugging holes, but rather packaged with other fats and proteins into water-soluble droplets precisely so that fats don't plug anything up. That's LDL, HDL, chylomicrons, etc. There's something more going on with the body for cholesterol to play a role.

Interesting video. Definitely not what I was expecting, but mostly because I was expecting the science. Instead, this is a video about a marketing department dealing with red tape around their food products, and it uses that as the evidence for why cholesterol is bad in an ominous "they know they truth". Dun dun dun. To be honest, I think its approach is deceitful.

Please note that, although Dr. Michael Greger seems pro-science, he is criticized for pedaling a moderate amount of pseudoscience, claiming that veganism cures illness. I think his content about cholesterol is closely linked to his personal views and is therefore quite biased.