u/BlackmillMiracle

There are barely ever any cars pulling out from Englewood Ave, yet that street gets a ridiculous amount of green time. Meanwhile, if I'm on Beacon Street, I almost always hit a red, and then have to wait forevvvvvvver for the green, and watch as there are literally no cars pulling out from Englwood.

Like, it's insane how much green time Englewood gets for how few cars there ever are.

This is so dumb, Brookline.

Thank you for coming to my TED Talk.

So I want to start taking Schisandra for it's cortisol and stress lowering effects, but im concerned about its CYP3A4 inhibition effects. I read somewhere that it can potentially be permanent? Or does it just deactivate the enzyme until the body makes more of the enzyme?

I know with MAOI there are reversible and irreversible, but irreversible just means that the MOA is deactivated until your body makes some new MOA.

Any insight you could share would be appreciated.

Me for example, oil pulling with coconut oil has done wonders for my gum health, and after only a few days has helped stop my gums from bleeding when brushing my teeth.