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Madeline Atwood
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“Mouth breathing causes the body to lose 40% more water.”
Hence why some folks are so intensely thirsty throughout the night/wake up more dehydrated or thirsty
— 14 hours, 35 min ago
Hence why some folks are so intensely thirsty throughout the night/wake up more dehydrated or thirsty
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Madeline Atwood
is 16% done
To find the best aerobic heartbeat for your age, subtract your age from 180. The result is the maximum an average body can withstand to stay in the aerobic zone; long bouts of training and exercise can happen below this rate, but never above it, or the body will go too deep into the ‘anarobic’ zone for too long. Instead of feeling invigorated/strong, you feel tired, shaky, nauseous
— May 26, 2026 07:56AM
Madeline Atwood
is 16% done
“Simply training yourself to breathe through your nose could cut total exertion in half and offer huge gains in endurance. The athletes felt invigorated during mouth breathing, rather than exhausted.”
— May 26, 2026 07:48AM
Madeline Atwood
is 13% done
His suggestion/extrapolation that early hominids went extinct/were killed off from “disease, weather, each other, or laziness” is so short sighted and lacking in scientific evidence - specifically including “laziness”… makes me question his research methods/other statements a bit
— May 26, 2026 06:12AM

