Man, Shutter Island is such an underrated movie.

Ah shucks, I could've even given you mine since I'm edgy and prefer my hair natural. You should take it up with your local The Left(tm) "leader", they must've just forgotten about you because we're all useless members of society. Which we're also single handedly capable of controlling and destroying. Huh.

Which leaders lol, the leaders of left leaning parties of each individual country or the adrenochrome drinking globalist lizard people? Don't worry, as a leftist, I have those on speed dial. We all do, right between the social media account ban bot and Lucifer himself. It comes free with the hive mind. We also get a gift card to a hair salon to dye our hair a crazy color.

Fair enough, everything in moderation eh?

Doesn't salt dehydrate, though? It's good for the functioning of the nervous system but you shouldn't consume too much of it either.
As for water intake, I too am guilty of drinking too little. I just don't feel thirsty and just sorta remember at the end of the day that I didn't drink almost anything the whole day. Then again I eat a lot of soups so that might in theory counteract it.

"The left" huh I didn't know we were a hivemind monolith. I think it's okay to be white, does that make me right wing now? Shit, I guess I have to abandon all my principles and go suck some corpo dicks now.
(Disclaimer: I don't actually think all or even most right wing people suck corpo dicks. 'Twas but a quip on the whole hivemind monolith situation.)

Ah, thanks, the comments were collapsed so I didn't notice.
"So far, multiple comments on the paper have pointed out potential issues in what one user dubbed a “fatally flawed paper” — such as the lack of a control group, the fact that Littman recruited study participants from allegedly biased websites, and only interviewed parents, not children or their clinicians." Hmm, yeah that could be the case. It could also be the case that people are nitpicking it because it doesn't follow the mainstream opinion. I'll read the full study linked in the article when I have some time on my hands, because it sounds like an interesting and important discussion to have.