I like this conversation. It covers a lot of topics, but I've always been fascinated by the affects of our minds on health. It's almost impossible to do a true experimental study on medications, but we do seem to get most of them correct. It's just that there are too many variables.
I've been on statens for years and never had any side effects. But my cholesterol levels have been perfect ever since. Just keep in mind a lot of medications actually work because of the drug, not placebo. As far as the covid jab, my daughter was really, really afraid because of the stories about serious side effects. I had had the jab and only had a very mild sore arm. She was still really scared but got the jab and her only side effect was a mildly sore arm. We've both had three jabs and that's the only side effect either of us have had.
Not on topic but just an observation in case he views this, Michael Bernstein, the Blue Yeti is a side address mic. If using it correctly, those knobs we see should be pointing towards you and we should see the pattern selector which should be set to the one that looks like a heart or a butt. That is an untreated room but you aren't talking "into" the mic. It's understandable for sure but very boomy.
I just went about 24 hours without my vape (lost my vape. Had to buy new one) I was surprisingly ok. Mostly mental, wasn't pulling my hair out or anything of that nature...
Stop being a pussy and do better drugs that actually give you a cool experience, what are you actually gaining from using nicotine?! You like stress and anxiety?! Smoke some weed instead and have a good time.
A bit short on the science. Im only 30 mins in but its not a good sign that the really interesting stuff about placebos, (ie Nicholas Humphry's incredible contributions) have not been referenced yet: m.th-cam.com/video/7xqWnzx22cY/w-d-xo.html
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I like this conversation. It covers a lot of topics, but I've always been fascinated by the affects of our minds on health. It's almost impossible to do a true experimental study on medications, but we do seem to get most of them correct. It's just that there are too many variables.
Why wouldn't a pain or nerve block negate the need of a joint replacement? If the pain were gone you could use the joint.
I've been on statens for years and never had any side effects. But my cholesterol levels have been perfect ever since.
Just keep in mind a lot of medications actually work because of the drug, not placebo.
As far as the covid jab, my daughter was really, really afraid because of the stories about serious side effects. I had had the jab and only had a very mild sore arm.
She was still really scared but got the jab and her only side effect was a mildly sore arm. We've both had three jabs and that's the only side effect either of us have had.
Really good stuff. Thanks to Shermer and his guest.
Not on topic but just an observation in case he views this, Michael Bernstein, the Blue Yeti is a side address mic. If using it correctly, those knobs we see should be pointing towards you and we should see the pattern selector which should be set to the one that looks like a heart or a butt. That is an untreated room but you aren't talking "into" the mic. It's understandable for sure but very boomy.
Not doing opioids reduces opioid use... Healthy living and exercise.
No opioids is the only option.
Now do nicotine 🙏 (currently vaping + Zyn frantically at work)
I just went about 24 hours without my vape (lost my vape. Had to buy new one) I was surprisingly ok. Mostly mental, wasn't pulling my hair out or anything of that nature...
@@keithmetcalf5548 I find it takes 3 days then 3 weeks… I’m gonna be so moody to my wife I can just feel it 😅
Stop being a pussy and do better drugs that actually give you a cool experience, what are you actually gaining from using nicotine?! You like stress and anxiety?! Smoke some weed instead and have a good time.
A bit short on the science. Im only 30 mins in but its not a good sign that the really interesting stuff about placebos, (ie Nicholas Humphry's incredible contributions) have not been referenced yet:
m.th-cam.com/video/7xqWnzx22cY/w-d-xo.html