@elmo Elmo that's great you're taking naps. Try either a 10-20 min nap for an energy boost or 90 min for a full cycle. It will also help if you nap at the same time each day.
0/ @RobertKennedyJr repeatedly raised the issue of food allergies being a “modern phenomenon”, this observation is supported by CDC data for food allergies in general, with peanut allergy being especially on the rise and causing the majority of the increasing food-allergy…
1/ The study followed up children from the age of 1 to 10 years registering their food allergies (eggs , peanuts, and sesame) in relation to environmental exposure to air pollution (based on the data for their place of residence).
2/ The study found that exposure to Nitrogen Oxide (NO2) and fine particulate matter (PM2.5) at each age (1,4 and 6 years) was correlated to increased prevalence of peanut allergy at that age.
3/ Most importantly, children with coinciding peanut allergy and high exposure to NO2 or PM2.5 at the age of one had almost 2-times the risk of developing a persistent allergy (as seen at the age of 10), compared to having a peanut allergy at 1-year of age without the air…
Air pollution is the new culprit in persistent peanut allergy.🧵
When I received the 13 page letter demanding me to pay my ex $9 million dollars within one week or else, I decided to fight this dark, underground practice. Those two years of litigation were awful. And worth it. Giving in to a falsehood is wrong. I am glad the legal system…
When I received the 13 page letter demanding me to pay my ex $9 million dollars within one week or else, I decided to fight this dark, underground practice.
Those two years of litigation were awful. And worth it. Giving in to a falsehood is wrong. I am glad the legal system…
Twisted, right? The New York Times reporter is not investigating objectively. She is constructing a narrative using loaded language, insinuation, and guilt by association to make normal business practices (NDAs, security measures) seem suspicious. She misrepresents the intent…
Twisted, right?
The New York Times reporter is not investigating objectively. She is constructing a narrative using loaded language, insinuation, and guilt by association to make normal business practices (NDAs, security measures) seem suspicious.
She misrepresents the intent…
Here’s the truth: many wealthy people deal with people who use illegitimate tactics to extract money from them. It’s sad but true. When I publicly shared my situation in being forced to respond to personal attacks against me trying to extract money, an astonishingly high…
Here’s the truth: many wealthy people deal with people who use illegitimate tactics to extract money from them. It’s sad but true.
When I publicly shared my situation in being forced to respond to personal attacks against me trying to extract money, an astonishingly high…
Once allegations are made, it is very hard to defend one’s reputation. This is why many wealthy individuals choose to settle. Not as an admission of guilt, but because their accuser agrees to keep false claims private in exchange for a payment. Why the innocent settle: + It…
Once allegations are made, it is very hard to defend one’s reputation.
This is why many wealthy individuals choose to settle. Not as an admission of guilt, but because their accuser agrees to keep false claims private in exchange for a payment.
Why the innocent settle: + It…
