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Metformin may actually cause vitamin B12 deficiency
About 30% of the people taking metformin develop vitamin B12 deficiency. Calcium supplementation may reverse this (vitamin B12 absorption depends on calcium) but this has not been scientifically proven.
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Mind-muscle connection is real and important
The “mind-muscle connection” phenomenon has been scientfically proven to exist and be significant. Focusing on using a particular muscle when doing an exercise can actually boost the muscle load. -
Amanita Phalloides mushrooms are deadly but a lick is not enough
Amanita Phalloides mushrooms are deadly poisonous and eating even a humble piece (like ¼ of a cap or even less) of it will probably kill you (your liver, and there is no antidote known) yet, contrary to a popular belief, you are probably going to be Ok if you touch it and lick your fingers. Even if you lick the mushroom itself you probably aren’t going to need a liver transplant. But don’t try this at home (or in the woods), seriously, that’s a kind of a fact one should better avoid checking. -
Mold mycotoxins may cause chronic fatigue, infertility and other health issues
One should never eat any amount of foods touched by mold. Even it has just a tiny patch of mold. Even if it’s a slice of bread (or whatever) taken from the same package with a mold-touched slice but looking perfectly clean. Even if you toast it. It still can has serious chances of being contaminated with mycotoxins that can cause chronic fatigue, infetility and other health issues. But this doesn’t apply to mold found on the kinds of cheese meant to contain it. -
Evolution of the latin alphabet
At a point of their evolution (somewhere between 500 BC and 1 AD), some letters have been mirrored i.e. ‘E’ used to written like ‘Ǝ’, ‘C’ looked like ‘Ↄ’ etc.
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