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Feeling unmotivated? Run. Feeling stressed? Go for a walk. In a bad mood? Lift some weights. When you're feeling an emotion, train yourself to exercise rather than eating food or scrolling social media.

Our brain-immune system axis has recently has some fascinating new findings Here is one summarized nature.com/articles/s4159… More here erictopol.substack.com/p/our-brainimm…

mRNA technology didn’t appear overnight. it is the result of DECADES of research - now driving some of the most promising advances in cancer, HIV, and rare disease. It is precise, fast, and adaptable - and yes - revolutionary. And it is now very much being dismantled.

New nature The possibility that lithium deficiency is a driver of Alzheimer's disease. Experimental model shows Li depletion impedes amyloid clearance, and repletion in humans could be achieved with low doses nature.com/articles/s4158…

When an empire runs out of its own money, it is able to increase the supply of money. However, printing more money causes borrowing to increase creating a financial bubble. I urge you to watch “The Changing World Order” on my YouTube channel to understand how, and what it means

An innovative method to reduce neurodegenerative disease: replace the microglial brain immune cells. Worked in a rare lysosomal storage disease, mouse model, efficient, without immune rejection nature.com/articles/s4158… nature.com/articles/s4158…

Replenishing the brain’s natural stores of lithium can protect against and even reverse Alzheimer’s disease go.nature.com/4mt8jSz

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A wearable sensor that measures multiple hormones simultaneously in sweat to provide continuous real-time metrics and dynamics of stress science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Humanities insatiable appetite to spread…… Even if you hold out, what is life like when it comes in and surrounds you? Frank Lloyd Wright said it well, “pick a place far away from the city, then go twice as far.”

Freedom to be. There is no substitute.

Inner Sanctum in the City - Courtyard in LA This is what is possible with apartments and development. Even in Los Angeles, a place with red tape a mile long, hurdles a mile high to jump, strict regulations on engineering and design, spreadsheets, and “time is money”……. And you

Pilates is a beautiful thing

Highly recommend buying Mark Blyth & Nicolò Fraccaroli tremendous new book showcasing how inflation truly operates, it’s varied effect on the multitude of actors in the economy and what public leaders can do to offset the harms it causes, which I reviewed for Booksin5 below! 1/5

Considered to be 2 of the profession’s leading researchers & commentators as they regularly make appearances in the popular media explaining the political economy of the modern era, the authors are affiliated with Brown University as professor & visiting scholar respectively 2/5

Certain economists crafted a message that has resonated with their peers & the public about inflation, it’s causes & what must be done to combat it but the book details that there are different types & the way that it is measured influences the response from those in power 3/5

The primary tool used to tame inflation is interest rates but the tradeoff involves more unemployment with the authors highlighting why it is important to view the increase in the prices of goods & services over time as a situation that can be exploited through storytelling 4/5

Although there is a existential fear of hyperinflation wrecking society, it is unlikely to occur but the narrative is weaponized in the war amongst the classes and the book concludes with a meditation on the necessity of being informed about how the economy has transformed 5/5

I'm 38 today. Most would use this as a chance to drop 38 life lessons. Instead, here are 38 weird facts about plants that you probably don't know...use them to impress a random cutie at the coffee shop: 1 - Grass is the most irrigated crop in the U.S., more than corn and wheat