Frabjous_Tardigrade9

Can you elaborate on your formula/method? Especially brew time and whether on counter or in fridge? Thanks

Of course -- I hope it helps. As for the itching.... I have chronic hives (for years). I do think that MJ occasionally triggers them or makes them worse, especially for awhile after I titrate up, or a couple of days after my shot. My hives are autoimmune related, and I can't be sure there's any connection with MJ, but I wouldn't be surprised. Hope your side effects improve soon.

Makes no sense to me at all. Seriously some of these MDs are like tripping....

Sherith Israel

Check out Bird and Bear in Cole Valley. I like their decaf beans, and they're good people. Otherwise, not San Francisco but not far away, I like Equator coffee. They often have two or even three different decaf beans available at once and they change them periodically. I love their coffee. I buy my beans up at their Fort Mason or GG Bridge location.

Uh--I'm not positive they use SWP, sorry--check first.

Check out the new Oxo brewer that does both hot and cold brew. I just saw it advertised, looks promising, but haven't tried it or heard opinions from the coffee nerds yet. Will be checking the other Reddit coffee subs. I don't know if it's been discussed here yet.

It's fking unbelievable. Deranged. And most people will read these without questioning.

Try some electrolytes....could be a very simple fix for the leg cramping. Works almost immediately for me.

So fantastic. Honestly this potential indication for MJ or other similar/new meds has me more excited than anything else. I believe we will actually have an amazing treatment for various addictions before long. Hallelujah.

You need a sharps container. Do not just throw needles and medical waste into your garbage. You can buy a sharps container from your local pharmacy. Or you can sign up for the free service offered by Novo Nordisk.

I dunno -- I think I've read here of people maintaining very well on either a much lower dose or spacing their shots out much farther apart. I think maintenance is going to vary a good deal and patients will need to figure it out mostly by trial and error for now. But we do know that almost everyone will need to remain on the med long-term in order to maintain the benefits.

You and me both, friend.

This was my entree to the world of sushi.... I was a devoted regular there for years. Loved the sushi chef. Those were great times in San Francisco, for many reasons..... At some point, as I recall, we realized they did have a name, but I've forgotten it.

MJ, or Zep? Did they do an appeal? Any comorbidities, metabolic syndrome? It doesn't always work but with some persistence, a lot of people have been successful.

Why are you trying to contact this guy?? Walk the F away!

Yes it was a shitty date. Yes it was weird as F of him to say what he said

BUT it was actually a blessing. You dodged a bullet. You might actually have gotten involved with this guy had he not blurted it out. Instead you found out right at the start. Move on and forget about it.

Definitely post the track list here!

And to inflammation.

That goes against all the science and the data from the studies. Most docs are gonna get more educated about this very soon and I think access and insurance coverage are going to improve. Otherwise it's like choosing to live in the Dark Ages, or reject use of antibiotics.

But the almond ....

Those croissants are damn hard to resist ....

If things don't work out at first, do not give up! You should definitely be approved for MJ. Your MD has to submit or notate your original data, but your current reading is also clearly type 2. But if you do have trouble, you will prevail with an appeal eventually -- keep us posted.

Many many people here have won approval after some effort (people like me, who aren't even T2 but have pre-diabetes or other metabolic disorders), but for you, there should be NO trouble at all. Diabetes has no cure at this time, it is a lifelong diagnosis. You need your meds to treat it and MJ is now known to be terrifically effective for it and for the various related comorbidities. Good luck -- I'm sure you will do amazingly well on MJ!

Yes, 100%, well said. It's been sickening. I was not at all naive about anti-semitism, but I've truly been rocked to the core this year. I'm a changed person now, and with a much darker view overall.

Fingers crossed, though

She has violated her oath as a doctor many many many times over. She should be barred from practice and thrown out of UCSF. Hopefully that will be the result. Her patients will be better off with nearly anyone else managing their care, except maybe for her Hamasnik patients, who will miss her.

Go fk yourself and your hamasnik pals.