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actually decided to quit.Marriage makes you drink quite a bit more![]()
I have just seen some recent information on it but not a particular place I could specifically point you to. Good luck looking for it. Basically since statins were introduced in the 80's, dementia has risen dramatically.Are you saying that there is a link between statins and dementia? I had not heard of that. I would be interested in any information you have on that. I will look into it myself in the meantime. Thanks @JacketVol
Sorta. Muscle is denser than fat so a pound of muscle will take up less space than a pound of fat.well yeah if you are taking it and lifting you will replace fat with muscle but muscle weighs more. I was just letting people know that the scale will tell you that you are gaining weight even if your body is looking better.
Our brain needs cholesterol to function properly. Our hormone glands need cholesterol to function properly.I have just seen some recent information on it but not a particular place I could specifically point you to. Good luck looking for it. Basically since statins were introduced in the 80's, dementia has risen dramatically.
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This isn’t true. Throwing a “99%” blanket statement is wrong. There are 3 basic body types. Endo, Meso, Ecto.
Not everyone is created equally
I am not getting into a debate. Doctors and Harvard will tell you one thing. But dementia and Alzheimer’s have skyrocketed since 80’s when statins were introduced. I purposely did not include the research I have seen so others could do the research. Do your own research not mine or Scooter to determine what’s best for you. I will say I do not trust Harvard docs or the doctor that pushes pills for everything all the time. My gastrointestinal specialist totally understood and gave me the name of an internist who does general family practice.It's the opposite. Inconclusive studies about statins and dementia
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Do statins increase the risk of dementia? - Harvard Health
A study published June 29, 2021, by the Journal of the American College of Cardiology (JACC) found no link between statin use and a higher incidence of dementia in adults ages 65 and older, but oth...www.health.harvard.edu
For comparison it was 46% last season where we won 10 games and went to the playoffs. But yeah, we're going to finish 9th in the SEC or whatever.Every national champion since 2011 has had a blue-chip ratio of at least 50%.
Tennessee’s 2025 roster has a blue-chip ratio of 54%, marking the first time it’s made the list since the stat was first tracked.
While I sort of agree, don't think you can set the precedent of caving at every whim.That’s the disappointing thing about all of this. Could have been another playoff run with those pieces. I still wonder if it would have been worth the extra $$ to keep Nico for one more season. Big Nick may have been a headache but now we’ve traded that for our own QB headache.
While I sort of agree, don't think you can set the precedent of caving at every whim.
Moreso disappointed we couldn't bring in a wider net of fish into the transfer net. We literally took UCLA's leftovers. Here's to hoping that was a genius move.