“What does nature demand? She demands that the child have liberty of movement, and that nothing interfere with the nascent activities of his limbs. What do we do, on the contrary? We put him in swaddling clothes; we imprison him. He is deformed by his over-tight garments, — the first chains that are imposed on a being who is destined to have so many others to bear! On this subject, the bad humor of Rousseau does not tire. He is prodigal in outbreaks of spirit, often witty, and sometimes ridiculous.
“‘It seems,’ he says, ‘as though we fear that the child may appear to be alive.’ ‘Man is born, lives, and dies, in a state of slavery; at his birth he is stitched into swaddling-clothes; at his death he is nailed in his coffin; and as long as he preserves the human form he is held captive by our institutions.’”

Q — How do you approach post or intra workout rehydration?

A — Coffee. It also supports the wrists for easier bench presses.

Words edit and censor Body Language. Action without interpretation dismisses Cognitive Trigger Events that don’t serve us.

A — It’s protoplasm. You eat it. If you think you can drink it, you’re being scammed. I’m probably preaching to the choir; just making sure you’re not being victimized by predatory marketers.

Q — Interesting!! And that’s the first thing they tell you to quit.

A — “They” are NOT your friends. Practice social distancing from “them.”

Q — What? Even if you have yeast overload, white tongue?

A — Yes! Without sugar, Candida goes keto and dines on your heart (Candida endocarditis). It’s the timeworn story of seeing the police at the scene of a mugging and blaming them for the crime.

What about necrotizing pancreatitis? Isn’t it more practical to bribe Capt. Candida with a spoonful of sugar?