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I imagine few smoking advocates would be such were smoking altogether very unpleasant.I've read many of the various pro-tobacco websites, Nightlight's posts on longecity, and this whole thread re: nicotine's positives. I still haven't seen a reasonable justification though for why these positive effects wouldn't be gotten from vaporizing tobacco, from using a pipe/cigar (harm reduction), from using a tobacco extract ejuice, or using smokeless tobacco. Or nicotine gum/patch, but people are saying tobacco has all these extra benefits so that wasn't listed. So I can only see cigarettes as simply being more pleasurable and enjoyable than these alternative delivery mechanisms which ostensibly would give the same benefits, unless there's something specifically beneficial about inhaling combusted tobacco. I think this is fine, not everything everyone does has to be fully 100% healthy, but it's just interesting how many pro-tobacco folks appear to smoke cigarettes and often neglect alternate delivery methods that would seem to have all of the benefits with much, much less risk. I don't personally believe that taking gamma tocopherol is enough protection against the tar from cigarettes to consider it enough harm reduction. I wish there was more incorporation of the "hedonic calculus" involved in arguments for smoking rather than just espousing the physical benefits of tobacco repeatedly. Because people enjoying their life and having less stress often are healthier, so if for whatever reason cigarettes bring that much pleasure to you, and if you've been smoking daily for 4 decades, it might actually outweigh certain physical downsides in some cases. There was a post by Travis here saying he thought nicotine gum was the healthiest delivery method too (which I took to mean delivery mechanism for nicotine only, compared to vaping ejuice or something), but I didn't see any specific comments about what you don't get with just nicotine vs tobacco.
@Travis what about buckwheat? I am trying to find some info and it seems that it could be good. Thank you.
Buckwheat High In Magnesium, Even Higher Than Dark Chocolate@Travis what about buckwheat? I am trying to find some info and it seems that it could be good. Thank you.
i think he is busy playing chessWhy did Travis stop posting? :/
Macadamia nut oil is about 3-5% PUFA, 6-10% palmitic, 15-20% palmitoleic, 60-65% oleic, and about 3% arachidic/gadoleic/stearic.
In case you didn't know, palmitoleic is the monounsaturated version of oleic. Oleic acid is stearic acid with one double bond; palmitoleic acid is palmitic acid with one double bond. Both are quite stable, much more stable than any PUFA.
50g of macadamia nut oil will net you around 2.5g PUFA.
If you're willing to consume an oil that's 5% PUFA, then you should take a look at high-oleic sunflower seed oil. It's 80-85% oleic acid, 10-15% stearic/palmitic, and 3% PUFA. 41mg mixed tocopherols per 100g of oil.
It's maybe 35% cheaper than macadamia oil. But with how expensive macadamia nuts are, I think most macadamia oil is probably cut with cheaper oils. I mean just looking at how expensive the nuts by themselves are, and calcularing how much oil they have/cost, the prices for the oil seems economically impossible.
Edit: and I don't see why anyone would fake high oleic SS oil as it's so cheap to produce.
Their feeding time reminds me of forum members on Trabis' posts. It's not a joke, I had this image for a while.Piranha are powerful fish, and they live in the Amazon. So I wonder if you are supplementing your diet with the power and energy of the mighty piranha.
Their feeding time reminds me of forum members on Trabis' posts. It's not a joke, I had this image for a while.
What's weird is that where I live the term is also used in a pejorative way, meaning 'b!tch'. It's probably relat'd to the voracity that they.. devour whatever's in front of them.
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(I'm actually going to use ghee, but this will be nice to have when I'm poor)