After I already replied LOL, I just checked amazon and purchased this! YAS. I’ve been looking everywhere for azelaic acid. Thank you! Retinol is actually fine for me (I use a granactive one for sensitive skin from The Ordinary) but I’d love to be able to get rid of my redness (which is probably rosacea related). Can’t…

Azelaic acid is regulated and thus why it’s not stocked in store. I can’t even get it at all where I am, which is a big bummer.

I recently purchased a spandex skirt featuring the avi of one of my Kinja Twitter pals at redbubble

They also last quite a long time too. I’ve gotten a good 4-5 years of heavy wear out of some of their t-shirts.

Cheep Guevara??

Counterpoint: I just got this T-shirt for my birthday and it is awesome.

irony the opposite of wrinkly...lol

This is what my favourite gym shirt says to that

The last two times I wore my Stargate “there’s no place like Stargate Address For Earth” t-shirt I got compliments.

but i like shirts what say things

But how else can I politely help people avoid an awkward conversation at the pub with a nerd with bad social skills unless I’m wearing one of my many, many reference shirts?

What! I just told HaHa about my love for them before I read your comment. Of course I’m not the only one. I’m not jealous...

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Heh heh, over at ScienceBasedMedicine.org (which should be bookmarked in youR Favorites) The Great Dr. Mark Crislip took the phrase “Supplements, Complementary and Alternative Medicine” and made SCAM out of it, so yeah.

The evidence isn’t amazing, but it’s suggestive of a link. Since we don’t really have a great handle on what causes migraines in the first place, it’s something that’s worth a try for a lot of people. If it helps you, great! If not, well, no harm done.

“migraine prevention”

My understanding of the arc is that it started out as a heart health supplement and people were using it for that reason. After a while, we weren’t really seeing the heart health effects that we thought we should be seeing, but we were seeing some other benefits (memory, mood, joint health, fetal development - there’s…

That oversimplification is as misinformed as the unsupported benefits manufacturers mislead consumers with.  There are many vitamins and supplements which are known to provide discrete benefits to certain people.  Its just hard to tease those out from the exaggerated claims.  And to be honest, articles like this don't…

Huh, I have really sensitive dry eyes. Maybe I should take fish oil. They should make fish oil in chewable swedish fish form/flavor.