Your gut still remembers prescriptions you finished years ago. In 2,509 people, that old drug list marked the microbiome more clearly than what they were taking that week. Antibiotics did this. So did acid blockers, beta-blockers, and anxiety medicines.
This is one of the more concerning consumer-exposure studies I’ve seen in a while.
98% of personal care and household products contained at least one chemical that was not disclosed on the label, including several endocrine-disrupting chemicals such as bisphenols, phthalates, and parabens.
85% contained at least one chemical with a known or suspected health hazard, more than half failed testing because of undisclosed contaminants, and 26% contained chemicals that directly contradicted claims on the label. On average, the products contained more than 3x as many chemicals as their labels disclosed.
And this included products marketed as “natural,” “non-toxic,” and “fragrance-free.”
I’ve talked for years about reducing unnecessary exposure to endocrine disruptors. But you can’t avoid a chemical if you don’t know it’s there!
Ingredient labels alone may simply not be enough at this point. We need much better testing and transparency of the products people are putting on their bodies and using in their homes every single day.
friendly reminder that pretty much everything about covid was theater kids, distortions, rank incompetence, and deliberate lies.
you lived through the largest mass derangement in the history of our species and the ones who called themselves "the science" and who demanded that we follow them were the most deranged of all.
Alright party people. Next contest. A few left over pins and badges. Descriptions are in the next tweet.
~$120 dollar value
Reposts are counted as 1 entry.
A developer using Bluetooth headphones accidentally caught Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba secretly hijacking his computer's audio system without making a single sound.
When his wireless headphones refused to switch audio to his phone while browsing AliExpress, he inspected the site's hidden code. He discovered background scripts holding his computer's audio pipeline wide open.
Alibaba was using the browser's WebAudio API to run invisible sound waves at zero volume. By measuring tiny hardware differences in how each computer processes those signals, the site created a unique digital fingerprint to track devices.
Because the secret audio path stayed active, it froze his Bluetooth connection while quietly scraping hardware memory, screen dimensions, and network data in the background.
@Jasonintampa@SonarBeaver@snowlikejonn@Giants The front office was pissed when he went for it at the goalline instead of kneeling it against the Falcons. That’s why he’s a legend to the fan base
The CEO of Flock is named Garrett Langley and the founder of DeFlock is Will Freeman. Their lawsuit will be titled Langley vs. Freeman. What an incredible time to be mentally ill.
@100_shades@JournoMaddie@NemesisDivina5 This makes more sense, it’s an IQ thing. I don’t understand why they have to ride in a wheelchair though, can’t they just walk with someone since they are too dumb to get through an airport?