Recent content by Asiew

Haven’t been hit by any AI scams myself, but I know a few people who’ve gotten super convincing emails and calls lately 😬. The deepfake voices and fake banking sites look so real now it’s tough to tell what’s legit. I just stick to my banking app and always double-check anything asking for...

Best one for me was Florence + The Machine at a tiny theatre. Someone set off the fire alarm mid set, they cleared the smoke and she came back with just a mic, and the whole room sang Dog Days. Goosebumps stuff. When I miss general sale, I go resale for gigs or sports. I even grabbed ATP Finals...

These green reflector markers are a game-changer for truck drivers battling fatigue on long hauls. They're a simple yet effective way to signal safe rest areas ahead, especially when you're running low on energy and options. I’ve heard from drivers who say spotting those dots was the difference...

I’ve had this issue before with the SDC newsletter. For me, in Gmail, I just dragged the email into my Primary inbox, and now it always lands there. On my iPhone, I also added the sender to my VIP list in Apple Mail, which helped a lot. If you’re using another email service, usually there’s an...

We had our small repair shop’s number spoofed last year and copped a stream of abuse calls. What helped was putting a short greeting on inbound calls stating we don’t do unsolicited sales, plus asking anyone claiming we called them to email screenshots so we could pass patterns to the telco. I...

I started taking the stairs at work a few months back, and honestly, it’s such an easy way to sneak in some movement. I’m no gym rat, so these little habits—like pacing while I’m on calls or walking to the corner store instead of driving, really add up. Feels good knowing something so simple...

I’ve used a Medicare urgent care clinic once when I got a bad sinus infection on a Sunday. My GP was closed, and I wasn’t keen on spending hours in the ED. Walked into the clinic, got seen in about 20 minutes, and walked out with a script, all bulk-billed. It was a lifesaver for that moment, but...

This is actually a smart move. My grandma had a rough time in the hospital a few years back, she got more confused and weak just from being there. Having a geriatrician step in early and set up a home care plan sounds way better.

One thing that really helped me was switching to a soft-bristle brush and being more mindful about not brushing too hard—my gums used to bleed sometimes, and that totally stopped. Also, using interdental brushes made a huge difference for me, especially for stuff floss used to miss.

Yeah, I’ve had something similar happen, my GP’s receptionist brushed me off when I mentioned weird numbness and fatigue. Took months before I pushed hard enough to get tests done, and it turned out to be a neurological issue too (not MND, but still serious).

Anything that helps docs get a clearer picture faster, like MetaPanel, sounds like a big step forward. Definitely hoping we see more personalised care soon.

Honestly, I wouldn’t worry too much unless you were part of a clinical trial or had high hopes for that specific pill. These things happen all the time in drug development, if there’s a legit health risk, it’s better they caught it early.

I’ve tried something similar, and it actually makes a difference. The lemon, ginger, and turmeric combo really helps with digestion and gives me a little energy boost in the morning. I usually skip the honey since I prefer it a bit more tart, but it’s nice to have as an option if you want it...

For me, a walk in nature does wonders. Whether it's just around the block or out in the countryside, the fresh air and change of scenery really help clear my head. On days when I can’t get outside, I’ll put on some music or dive into a good book—something to distract me and take my mind off...

I started this "treatment" two years ago and I have seen amaging results. I don't know if it's working for everyone, but at least it's worth trying