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Where he reviews a paper that shows in 2 males, loperamide lead to cardiac arrhythmia and death. The doses they took arent clear but it's in the heroic range. (50x-100x 'normal')
If you're desperate to get off opiates and unwilling to do suboxone or methadone, I'm not sure a doctor, if you can afford one, would even mention loperamide.
40, 38, 36, ... -> freedom
"On July 31, 1969, Zodiac sent his first cipher: the famous three-part cipher Z408. The Z408 was separated into three different parts..."
If I mark "remember my username", and I hit citibank.com, can't the banking back end start fetching my account snapshot when my browser hits / and then send over that data as soon as I authenticate?
I'm out of the loop so maybe this is already done or too complicated?
My extrapolation: I find a potential fix: don't test it, don't understand it, and send it to customer.
How is this acceptable?
it's subdomain takeover
i've lost faith over the years after buying into whitespace and cbrs; when neither happened in meaningful ways. The FCC is a shitshow
Is there a reason to believe this is something enterprises actually want? Was GSE too early?
My understanding is abstinence programs are for those that have tried to moderate and cannot.
To quote AA:
Ch. 3 More About Alcoholism... For those who are unable to drink moderately the question is how to stop altogether.
Ch. 3 More About Alcoholism... We do not like to pronounce any individual as alcoholic, but you can quickly diagnose yourself, step over to the nearest barroom and try some controlled drinking. Try to drink and stop abruptly. Try it more than once. It will not take long for you to decide, if you are honest with yourself about it. It may be worth a bad case of jitters if you get a full knowledge of your condition.
It also seems strange to suggest naltrexone as an alternative to aa.
From living sober:
AA. members and many of their physicians have described situations in which depressed patients have been told by AAs to throw away the pills, only to have depression return with all its difficulties, sometimes resulting in suicide. We have heard, too, from schizophrenics, manic depressives, epileptics, and others requiring medication that well-meaning AA friends often discourage them from taking prescribed medication. Unfortunately, by following a layman's advice, the sufferers find that their conditions can return with all their previous intensity. On top of that, they feel guilty because they are convinced that "AA is against pills." It becomes clear that just as it is wrong to enable or support any alcoholic to become re-addicted to any drug, it's equally wrong to deprive any alcoholic of medication which can alleviate or control other disabling physical and/or emotional problems.
I'm having a hard time finding where it's suggested in their literature that salvation comes from sobriety?
However, I strongly suggest, as do you, for those suffering to seek out help and consider all options.
It seems to so natural to integrate google assistant into this thing. I wonder when 'Alexa' for meetings will be good enough to commercialize.
I didn't understand why people mixed in benzos, unless to curb withdrawals.
[previous Symantec employee]
http://www.kurzweilai.net/brain-to-text-system-converts-spee...
No need to utter words in public.
It seems every other store is a cafe.
Highland coffee is the 'Starbucks' of Vietnam