Ryan

Fantastic example of the health insurance scam. With insurance... $1639.32 out of your pocket - but hey the insurance paid $5k+ of the.... (Checks notes).... $189.41 service. Plus you get to pay massive insurance premiums every month to support the scam. Opt out of insurance. With CrowdHealth, you'd pay the $189 with no insurance approvals to even worry about. How nice is that? No networks. No denials. You would also only pay $200/mo max for your plan (individual) or about $600 max for a family of 4. Though averages much less. All with the equivalent of a $500 deductible per event. Check it out here: joincrowdhealth.com/?referral_code… Use code WOZTFC and first 3 months are just $99/ea.

@homegymcoop It's a full blown personal trainer with tons of new content. Subscription is a tad pricey but I think well worth it. Such a great device.

The first time I tried a Tonal, I knew digital resistance was going to be the future for many home gym owners. I got ripped on by every Tom, Dick, and Harry for recommending anything that wasn't free weights. Now, everyone who can afford it is buying Voltra's. My biggest issue with Tonal: the subscription cost...

@CoachDanGo @homegymcoop The subscription makes sense if you like all the classes and programs, plus the tracking.

@homegymcoop No piece of home gym equipment should come with a subscription. That’s what gyms are for.

@bowtiedmeathead Done it all. None of it did much, if anything at all for my neck and back. My neck is better but took awhile and no way to say if it was the stem cells... Lower back did nothing. And when I say I've done it all, probably more regenerative options than anyone you'll meet.

Has anyone done stems cell treatment yet and can share results? Thinking about getting it done in my shoulder. Heard good things. Co-worker had a shot in his knee a few months back and said it feels great now. No issues whatsoever.

@tweykwon @banjosupreme @mdotjacks25 @unusual_whales Gosh. I wonder how all the other airlines are not bankrupt at this exact same time due to fuel costs...

@banjosupreme @mdotjacks25 @unusual_whales So it was Spirit’s fault it couldn’t continue to fly passengers due to fuel costs today…because they’ve been winding down operations? What point are you making, retard?

Spirit Airlines says in court papers that it was forced to ground its fleet for good over the weekend because "recent geopolitical events resulted in a massive and sustained increase in fuel prices," per NBC

I'm actually kind of shocked at just how consistently bad this guy's takes are. Does he ever get anything right?

@kalos21million And that's because I'm lazy but I may just reconstitute this time around because I'm at a hotel for a few days.

@kalos21million I don't agree with that either. I reconstitute and take to Europe. It goes into the fridge when I get to the house and it's fine. It doesn't degrade that much in a day.

You know there’s a guy out there that wanted to go to Europe for 2 weeks but kept it at 1 week so he wouldn’t miss his weekly dosing

@kalos21million @Iam_Right11 A day of travel without ice is super minimal in terms of degradation. Just put into the fridge wherever you are staying and it's fine.

@Iam_Right11 Gotta find a way to keep them cold if reconstituted!

@VinhLeRealty @jefftangx Only if you want to overpay big time. Just use Peptaura.com code RYAN8. Will be 90% cheaper than overpriced US resellers selling the same thing. As always. All of these are research use only.

@jefftangx @jefftangx I sent you a DM Sir. Requesting your vendor.

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@SMB_Attorney This makes me have absolutely zero respect for anything he's running. He's just unnecessarily rude.

This is the greatest interview in the history of television. This man, Ryan Cohen, is worth an estimated $5.1 billion dollars. He’s the founder of Chewy, the e-commerce pet food brand, and current CEO of GameStop. You can just do things, guys!

@joeljackson @drgarymcgowan Yes. And Gary is, naturally, misleading. Nick speaks about this plenty.

@drgarymcgowan Is this confirmed? My understanding was he was opposed to taking LDL lowering drugs.

This lad now takes two LDL-lowering drugs, btw. Ezetimibe and Bempedoic Acid. Probably a relevant caveat when stoking the flames of cholesterol skepticism.

@QuantumOverlord The KETO-CTA study did this but without the canola group. The plaque progression was similar to any other healthy group despite sky high LDL.

@reallyoptimized You could probably design an RCT. Study plaque progression for two years in metabolically healthy people. Add butter calories in one, canola oil in the other. Change nothing else. Group2 and group1 after 2 years likely have similar bloods but g2 lower LDL. Compare plaque growth.

Stop blaming the butter for what the bagels did. High triglycerides aren't a fat problem, they’re a carb problem. When you overdo the carbs and sugar, your liver hits a limit and triggers De Novo Lipogenesis. It literally manufactures its own saturated fat (palmitate) and pumps it into your blood as VLDL. If you want to clear your blood and fix your lipids, stop fearing the grassfed tallow and start looking at the refined starches. Switching to a low carb or keto approach shuts down this fat manufacturing factory and forces your body to actually burn fat for fuel instead of just storing it.

@derekmathers Eh. Pricing is high. But it's a start I guess.

This is amazing news!

@Siliki_D @matt_f_rogers @thehealthb0t You obviously figured it out. And of course it doesn't cover pre existing or chronic. It's not a charity. You don't sign up and pay $146/mo and get to drop $50k bills on everyone else. That's absurd. It's for new health issues, accidents and emergencies.

@reallyoptimized @matt_f_rogers @thehealthb0t The point is that a tremendous amount of Americans have preexisting diseases or issues- for which they do not allow for 24 months. You have to dig for this information. Be transparent. Explain how this is navigated.

American shows what his Family Health Insurance (Bronze Saver Plus) Plan will cost in 2026: - $2,094.15 per month - $27,229 per year - $13,000 deductible - $20,300 maximum out of pocket No one can afford this. The Affordable Care Act has destroyed healthcare. “This cannot be real! How the heck are families supposed to get medical care?! I'm at a loss.... This is freaking insane.”

@nicknorwitz @Telegraph This is awesome. Will give it a read shortly.

This article came out in @Telegraph this morning, and it’s already gaining significant traction, apparently reaching top three on the site within hours or release. telegraph.co.uk/health-fitness… There’s clearly a lot of engagement, so since I won’t be able to respond to every comment, I want to clarify a few things upfront. First, I am not, nor have I ever been, anti-pharmacotherapy. What I am against is a lack of nuance. I don’t believe it’s my place to say something as simplistic as “X drug is overprescribed,” (some editorial liberties were taken). However, my concern is that they are prescribed without sufficient individualization and thoughtfulness. My critique is not of pharmaceuticals themselves, but of a system that too often operates algorithmically, rather than with the precision each patient deserves. Having personally experienced the downsides of that kind of care (multiple times), I feel comfortable speaking to it with the authority of a patient, MD PhD or not. Second, I did not request, solicit, or pay for this article in any way. I was approached for it just as I was for an upcoming lecture at the @UniofOxford Longevity Summit, hosted at Rhodes House this weekend. I did no approaching, nor do I get any sort of kickbacks. Third, this is not an article I wrote, nor is it intended to be an academic dissertation. If you’re looking for deeper nuance, I’d encourage you to explore my broader body of work, on YouTube or through my Substack, which covers dozens of articles on heart health and synthesizes hundreds of studies and human trials. staycuriousmetabolism.substack.com/p/hearthealth And thanks for making is #2 Overall Best-Selling in Science on Substack, Globally. That's heartening :). But I’ll leave you with this: What is a consensus worth… when the status quo it represents has failed to meaningfully improve public health?

@danyay Those who need fulfillment I guess?

@reallyoptimized Lol wow. This is pretty ridiculous, who is it really even for?

I think we're all a bit excited to have some parcel competition that's not FedEx or UPS, even if it is Amazon (a not-so-trusted name in ecommerce anymore)

Now imagine sports bros with season tickets... Is going to a nice park often really that weird?

@danyay It's basically 2x - 3x the cost of USPS Ground Advantage and not any faster (look to be slower, actually).

@danyay It's quite a bit more expensive than FedEx/UPS ground and close to OneRate 2Day but not a 2Day service. I don't see the benefit to this at all. shipping.amazon.com/shipping-rates…