Hello there all, I’m so energized about this. . .it’s a personal subject, but I was just emailed nowadays that “My Nest is prepared!” I was on the reservation record and my range arrived up. My Nest is coming!
Just FYI, I do not have wood paneling in my property, this is a stock image 
What is this you inquire? Effectively it’s a house thermostat. I know, that seems like a boring matter, but this is not an normal thermostat. It’s a learning thermostat. And it’s controllable by my iPhone. And it conserves income by turning the warmth and air up and down according to our property lifestyle. Quite Great!
Not only is it a wonderful idea, but it also seems to be wonderful. You can’t price reduction aesthetics, you know?! They are calling this the “iPhone of Thermostats”. I surprise if I can play Angry Birds on it? Ha!
Okay, I will stick to up right after it’s delivered and demonstrate it put in in my house and give a report on it’s use. I’m all set.
Get care, Ryan
Warning: Lengthy, science-heavy movie. No funny cats or guys obtaining strike in the nuts. Synthetic sweeteners, or as they are typically referred to in the literature “non-caloric” sweeteners or “higher-intensity” sweeteners, address the difficulty of sugar calorie surplus in our diet plan. They’ve been demonstrated to assist excess weight loss or preservation, decrease cavities and can be element of a nutritious way of life. Much focus has been on CSPI report: www.cspinet.org I disagree with CSPI on about twenty five% of their rankings, but I appreciate that they take a quite conservative stance. Citations: Aspartame: 1. Comp Funct Genomics. 2010. In vivo cytogenetic reports on aspartame. 2. Drug Chem Toxicol. 2004 Aug27(3):257-68. Genotoxicity of aspartame. 3. Am J Ind Med. 2010 Dec53(twelve):1197-206. Aspartame administered in feed, commencing prenatally via life span, induces cancers of the liver and lung in male Swiss mice. 4. Toxicol In Vitro. 2011 Feb25(1):286-93. In vitro influence of aspartame in angiogenesis induction. Sucralose: 5. Regul Toxicol Pharmacol. 2009 Oct55(one):1-5. An overview of the safety of sucralose. six. Regul Toxicol Pharmacol. 2009 Oct55(1):six-twelve. Expert panel report on a study of Splenda in male rats. seven. Foodstuff Chem Toxicol. 200038 Suppl 2:S53-69. Acute and subchronic toxicity of sucralose. eight. Foods Chem Toxicol. 200038 Suppl two:S71-89. A combined long-term toxicity/carcinogenicity research of sucralose in Sprague-Dawley rats. nine. Foodstuff Chem Toxicol. 200038 Suppl two:S91-seven. A carcinogenicity research of …
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It’s very interesting all this because i was at one point one of those guys who bought an Alkaline Water machine, thoughts that ALL artificial sweeteners were detrimental..etc.. the list goes on and on, so in a nutshell, i was a fucking idiot!. I bought into that “conspiracy” mentality by about 2005 which lasted until about 2009. It’s people like you Concordance that give us a hard does of “reality” and i have you and others to thank in giving us the real and logical facts. Thank you!
Personally I do not know why anyone even bothers drinking soda or food laced with sweeteners or even sugar for that matter, a little occasionally is nice but peoples day to day dietary choices fail to astound me. Want evidence of the value of a paleo style diet have a look at Dr.Terry Wahls recent youtube video Minding Your Mitochondria relating to MS but which probably applies to many diseases/illnesses but also our day to day lifestyles.
I watched the video again and I was perhaps a little harsh. The conclusion was sensible advice even if some of the wording regarding the conclusions on saccharin and Aspartame were somewhat guarded.
The nature is best argument was a little simplified, I’m sure everyone realises snake venom and poison frogs are bad.
The dose argument regarding Aspartame overlooks the fact that it is used in a huge range of products and the quantity is not controlled or listed on the packet.
@C0nc0rdance
Are you dumbing down my point?
@C0nc0rdance
so we don’t know i star wars or the photograph are safe yet :O
Thank you for making this video, I found it very informative. I stay away from artificial sweeteners because I can usually tell my digestive system is a bit off when I consume them, plus I don’t like the aftertastes. But most importantly, I agree with your conclusion that fixing our diets, so as to not have the excessive sweetness craving, will benefit us greatly.
Have you done any videos de-bunking the breakdown of aspartame into a neurotoxin at certain temperatures?
@wjestick
Here are some fun ways to date these:
Saccharin is older than the phonograph.
AceK is about as old as the first nuclear submarine.
Aspartame is about as old as the Beatles White Album.
Sucralose is about as old as Star Wars.
These sweeteners have not been in food long enough to be declared safe. No evidence can mean have not looked. The problem with new additives is that in addition to the direct effects, there are many possible interactions, with the body and other additives.
You can’t get to all that in a short video, but you should highlight that shortcoming in your analysis. As a result of that omission, the video comes over a little like propaganda rather than a review of accepted research.
@Nextstopearth
It looks like both are pretty safe in tight moderation (assuming you “burn what you take in”), but if you are the type of person who gets even a little excess, I think you’d be better off with sucralose.
I still have deep reservations about AceK, but it’s the LACK of evidence that I worry about.
So just to be clear, if one were going to take in a moderate amount of sugar per day, would you consider it a good idea to replace that sugar with an equivalent(in sweetness) amount of artificial sweetener?
If you want a low-cal sweetener that’s (apparently) safe, tasty and safe for you teeth, try erythritol. Unlike most of the polyols aka “sugar alchols”, it doesn’t have that initial unpleasant laxative effect.
Please turn your unbiased eye for detail on Neonicotinoids
I kinda wanna lick your brain.
@C0nc0rdance so aspartame IS safe?
Truth don’t hurt me mate. Only people it hurts are liars or people that don’t want to know the truth. I’m neither. What about you?
Searle was founded in Omaha, Nebraska, in 1888 by Gideon Daniel Searle. In 1908, the company was incorporated in Chicago. 1941, the company established headquarters in Skokie, Illinois. Acquired by the Monsanto Company in 1985. Pharmacia Corporation was created in April 2000 through the merger of Pharmacia & Upjohn (itself the result of the merger of Pharmacia and Upjohn) with the Monsanto Company and its G.D. Searle unit.
@mecher3k
Aspartame was first manufactured & patented by G.D. Searle in 1965 who spent millions of dollars in their effort to bring it to market, conducting ‘safety tests’ and submitting to the FDA over a hundred ‘studies’ claiming aspartame was ‘safe’.
an investigation into Searle’s testing procedures then also came into question. During the investigation, it was found that much of the data was inaccurate, manipulated, and just downright shoddy…
I would like to see a more in depth video on the evolution argument and paleo diets.
Good video, I must say that it bored me the first time. However, I recently started arguing with a conspiracy nut. Now the video is suddenly more interesting.
@pimpdarlin
“PHARMA SHILL?”
Ahh so the pharma companies sell artifical sugars.
Oh wait, they don’t.
Truth hurts uh?
@Lonereapr I saw this initially though in regards to pesticides considered to be at proper safety levels which were horribly distorting frogs because they were able to slip past the Frogs natural immunities because the dosage was too low to trigger them. I am having trouble finding the documentary but I believe it was talking about Plastics and Chemical over usage in general.
Hi! So how did you get to be a PHARMA SHILL?
@resistnzisfutl Yeah, at least some people actually can separate the wheat from the chaff.
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The sound level on this video seems a little low compared to other videos set at a similar level. Just fyi.. it might be me but I’m having to turn my speakers way up just to hear it well.