I personally think it's great that a crypto grifter YouTuber is selling children energy drinks that are full of phthalates and banned in most of Europe.
Which one? Idk if you read the entire article, but my takeaways were 1) use a trusted brand 2) don't have protein powder every day 3) use plant based protein powder more sparingly (because plants just absorb more lead), and some brands have testing info on their website or will send it to you.
There was lead across the board, but I'm also not surprised that the brands with the least lead were the ones that have been around for 20 years and you can buy in a grocery store, and the brands with the most lead were the ones that became popular on TikTok seven minutes ago
I do think that when this is true there is more burden on the author to make it clear what the protagonist WANTS, as well as have them protag (in the sense of driving the action)
If you know basic kabbalah it's actually not too hard to make a golem out of a labubu. Don't recommend it though. They have a pre-existing body-dharma. As soon as they wake they run straight for the sea. V hard to counter. Lost the first one. No idea what it's doing out there. Moved like lightning.
I complain about the shit I see in mom groups a lot, but today someone asked for recommendations for autism-affirming therapists for eating disorders for their child and my heart was warmed
I was eating quesabirria and got consommé under my fake nail and it's stuck there, which honestly sounds like a problem that would only happen to Liz Lemon
