A keto diet is far from without consequences. It's a very extreme change, that can only be done safely with a lot of care , as it implies cutting out most fruit and vegetables, for instance.
Afaik it's not medically recommended for anything but a few very specific serious neurological disorders.
I wouldn't go around recommending something like that.
If you want to enter a ketogenic state, intermittent fasting is a much less worrisome way to do it.
So a minimum alcohol limit, then.
Sometimes I call my colleagues Italians 🤌
(None of them are from Italy, but that pasta!)
They really didn't do grass, huh.
I'd say it's probably averaged from bra sizes sold by some company.
Ivy! I think mine was Talim, with the tonfas.
I don't really understand the reason for the sand. I thought having sand where you want plants was mostly a bad thing?
Making first past the post worse is a challenge. I'm proud of Americans for raising the bar of terrible voting systems
Ah man. I have a colleague who we call a pigeon behind his back for his funny voice, low intelligence and bad attitude. This is perfect, except in his case the head-licopter collides with a window all the same.
This is so unapologetically the Nazi empire now it's not even funny. They're just screaming the quiet part - all the quiet parts - out loud.
Maybe a quarter of my class held their pencil various "wrong" ways and no one seemed to care beyond "huh, that's original". Same with eating utensils.
I don't think it has much, if anything, to do with autism.
I thought even nuts and carrots were too much carbs to maintain a ketogenic state, and even broccoli had to be consumed with moderation, or symptoms would resume.
But to be fair my knowledge is from my complete memories of, like, Doctor Mike videos.