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refrigerators.

They want to act like high levels of sickness whether it be airborne or foodborne are normal and not the responsibility of agencies like public health or food safety regulation so they can get away with dismantling them.

I had cyclosporiasis two years ago.

Yeah, I lost 15% of my body weight in a month. Sure, I guess if you're really mentally ill about how much you want to lose weight, it sure did that.

My shit also looked like pea soup for a month and I was going 5-10 times per day. It smelled like death. I had horrible stomach cramps that kept me awake at night and basically all foods made it worse - any food with any fat or fiber in it made the diarrhea 10x worse. I could not eat almost anything except bread, rice, apple sauce, plain potatoes, and eggs. I was constantly hungry, but the stomach cramps and nausea were terrible whenever I would eat more than a small amount at once. I constantly craved fat and protein but I could not eat them because I didn't want to shit myself to death - literally, I didn't want to become dehydrated; I had to drink pedialyte daily to stay hydrated. I had basically zero stamina at all ever and couldn't really engage in any physical activity without being scared I would shit myself. I was unemployed at the time but absolutely would not have been able to go to work if I hadn't been. I also ended up developing a B12 deficiency that took a really long time to improve, because my intestinal lining basically became impaired at absorbing it. I was sick so long because it took them forever to diagnose what was wrong, at first they thought it was IBS - I had to do two rounds of stool testing before they got a positive result, because it doesn't always come up and it's not a first-line test. Ergo, two separate times, I had to shit in a plastic tub thingy and then spoon my (liquid, pea soup looking) excrement into vials to be tested, and then bring those vials immediately to the lab. You have to do that in order for them to even test you, and the test is prone to false negatives.

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Make more dinner than you actually need. Tomorrow, free dinner that you only have to microwave!

Assign dinners to days of the week. Some examples to get you started: If it's Monday, it's some kind of rice bowl. If it's Tuesday, it's some kind of taco. Wednesday, soup. Thursday, big sandwich. Friday, pasta. Saturday, casserole. Sunday, breakfast for dinner.

Make a big batch of some kind of protein and throw that in everything all week. Since proteins are usually the most time consuming part. Next week, different protein.

Just eat the same thing every day until you get sick of it.

Just eat snacks for dinner. Snacky plate. Crackers and cheese and deli meats and pickles and fruits. A little of this and a little of that.

Very big very late lunch and then a bedtime snack. No dinner.

Swap dinner responsibility back and forth with the people you live with, so it's not you every night.

Find a new food that you're super excited about, so that preparing it is fun and not a chore.

Ageless Linux intends to force the issue before the California state supreme court, then ultimately (probably) the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS). It's a stupid, dangerous law, voted into place by legislators who either don't understand the core issue OR knowingly voted for it because they're assholes.

California is an influential state in the US. Many laws & regulations passed there eventually trickle out to most states. That's why it's worrisome to see this kind of thing rammed through, and why it's important to fight it.