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So, what products would work as "sleep in a pill", at least on the "not being exhausted" part (I suppose the "not getting crazy because of lack of REM sleep" would be different) ?
Something I thought was just an internet tale: mitochondria are close descendants of bacteria, and so taking antibiotics will potentially harm them. But turns out this is actually rooted in science ...
In general you want the weakest and most targeted antibiotic for the job. Most people will never need a Quinolone, and you should be skeptical whenever sophisticated antibiotics are prescribed. Why not Penicillin? should have an answer involving the name of a bacteria, not the doctor's personal preference, or a relationship with a company.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quinolone_antibiotic#Cellular_...
i wonder if it relates to that chronic laziness disease, i cant remember what its called
i wonder if it relates to that chronic laziness disease, i cant remember what its called
i wonder if it relates to that chronic laziness disease, i cant remember what its called
Happy to read that they didn't go for 'Mitochondria Are All You Need', such titles are making me tired
Earlier quoted context omitted.
> So the ancient mystery of why we need sleep might have just been answered. I would be very surprised if sleep would serve only one purpose. In complex interconnected systems you usually don't get far with monocausal explanations.
It would make sense if there was a monocausal explanation of why ancient ancestors started sleeping, but then other body functions started making use of the sleeping system since it was at hand.
i wonder if it relates to that chronic laziness disease, i cant remember what its called