Cats cannot make enough of the amino acid taurine. Cats do not a have a metabolic pathway making taurine from other amino acids. So by nature they have to eat food with high rates of taurine. So if you look on a can of cat food, they have taurine added. Humans have several pathways to make it. Lack of taurine is indicated with a slew renal problems.More Red Bulls!
Is Taurine the Key to Longer Life? It Made Monkeys Healthier
Boosting levels of the amino acid made mice and worms live longer, a study found. Researchers plan more tests in people.www.wsj.com
So you're telling me that I should also be ingesting this besides giving it to my cats? Cool.
You make enough or eat enough taurine. Besides, humans and I will assume primates too have several other metabolic pathways ways to make it. Cats, for some evolutionary reason make very little. That is perhaps why they are carnivores . Unless you have a DNA defect, you should be good to go.So you're telling me that I should also be ingesting this besides giving it to my cats? Cool.
Ive said for many years this needs to happen, I swear to God, they fired a guy who had heat exhaustion, and passed out, because he didn't have any pto time to cover him leaving via ambulance, they paid a small settlement of 5k to him
So before I worked my way up, I started in the warehouse, the first thing they say to you during orientation is "don't get comfortable, you are easily replaceable, you're essentially just a number here, because there will always be someone willing to take your spot" I've seen hundreds of people deathly sick, in excruciating pain, I've seen so many illegal activities it's not even funny, I saw a guy slip and hurt his back in a bathroom, they paid a worker 10k to say that he had thrown water on the floor and lied, and countersued the guy who got hurt for a shit ton of money, and sent him to jail for fraud, me and a couple of buddies used to sing slave songs when the managers came walking anywhere near us, I'll be honest with you, I don't order anything from them, I do not let my wife order from them either, I'd rather spend more money getting it elsewhere, oh and at the Middletown, de location where I had worked in the warehouse, they fired 100 people who were trying to form a union, which is against the law, but they got away with it
Speaking of heat exhaustion...
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Yeah im texas now lol it's 114 here right nowSpeaking of heat exhaustion...
As Texas swelters, local rules requiring water breaks for construction workers will soon be nullified
Gov. Greg Abbott approved a law this week that will eliminate city and county ordinances like Austin’s and Dallas’ mandated water breaks.
Last week the Governor of Texas signed into law a bill stopping any cities or counties from passing legislation to mandate BREAKS for workers. Austin and Dallas in response to heat exhaustion deaths passed laws that required a 10 minute break every 4 hours and to have access to water for workers. Starting September 1st those laws will be invalidated.
Speaking of heat exhaustion...
As Texas swelters, local rules requiring water breaks for construction workers will soon be nullified
Gov. Greg Abbott approved a law this week that will eliminate city and county ordinances like Austin’s and Dallas’ mandated water breaks.
Last week the Governor of Texas signed into law a bill stopping any cities or counties from passing legislation to mandate BREAKS for workers. Austin and Dallas in response to heat exhaustion deaths passed laws that required a 10 minute break every 4 hours and to have access to water for workers. Starting September 1st those laws will be invalidated.
It really is sickening how inhumane people can be when they are blinded by prevailing economic orthodoxies...Speaking of heat exhaustion...
As Texas swelters, local rules requiring water breaks for construction workers will soon be nullified
Gov. Greg Abbott approved a law this week that will eliminate city and county ordinances like Austin’s and Dallas’ mandated water breaks.
Last week the Governor of Texas signed into law a bill stopping any cities or counties from passing legislation to mandate BREAKS for workers. Austin and Dallas in response to heat exhaustion deaths passed laws that required a 10 minute break every 4 hours and to have access to water for workers. Starting September 1st those laws will be invalidated.
They interviewed a dude on NPR who is his friend and subjected himself to being bolted in that same submersible sardine can. Said the waiver document you have to sign is pretty much like agreeing to suicide...
Yea, that 2nd clip I posted is from an interview where someone went on the sub and the waiver was like "this is experimental, not approved by any regulatory body and could result in mental anguish, physical injury, or death."
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