Lokidottir

The people who need to worry about this already know they need to worry about this. The vast majority of medication (and the effects of said medication) take place in the liver, kidneys, etc. Charcoal only effects the stomach and intestines as is passes through your system. If you take medication hours before or after consuming charcoal, it will have none-to-negligible effect on your uptake of that drug. It's like how people say "don't take adhd meds with vitamin-c heavy drinks," like they are chemically correct, but the effects vary depending on things like time release, where the drug enters your bloodstream, how big your dosage is, how old yout OJ is. It's specific scenarios laid out as boilerplate reality that makes this misinfo. If you take your pill an hour or so before or after consuming charcoal, it will have no effect on the medicine. That's why medicinal charcoal for poisoning has to be administered immediately after suspected poisoning: it has to be able to reach the substance in your system before your intestines get to work on it.

Just to make something clear, Gaelic paganism (and folk practices) is not closed, you do not need any initiation and anyone telling you need "celtic" blood is just a racist. Anyone in the world from anywhere in the world can do it.

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ladies and gentlemen, Phtalo Green

This is literally my favorite color. 😩 Smaragd green is another dark shade of green that I’m absolutely obsessed with.

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This is just a post to say that I really love how the Jewish calendar gives a sense of rhythm to time that I didn't get from the Gregorian calendar. Shabbat coming every week, feeling it nearing, marking the seasons, the waxing and waning of the moon, and feeling how cyclical it is.

there is a tiktok account that has recently taken up doing tarot readings with sesame street shape/number/sightword flash cards, which as a concept is hilarious but the readings themselves turn out to be surprisingly insightful and deep. they use a simple three card spread: problem, short term solution, and long term solution, and the interpretation of the cards is largely sourced from the concepts the card is meant to teach a child. thinking about the validity of these readings has prompted me to reconceptualize my own beliefs about the practice of tarot reading; thinking about it as an abstract art of self reflection rather than a mystical practice of fortune-telling. i figured you'd probably have some interesting thoughts about this. have a pleasant day :)