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Functional food

Now I am back where I started before women´s health. It was fun, but weather was cold. However, my greatest memory will be the occurrence of all runners. Everyone were in such good shape. I had some pain afterwards, I admit, and now I am back to ordinary exercise.

To get into better shape is challenge. Food is very important. Functional food is becoming more and more common. I have mentioned it before that sweets is my weakness, but I have to have some reward in my life. Maybe I should go for a ayurveda like detox?

Anna

1 thoughts on “Functional food

  1. Vina says:

    Those kind of comments (from the New Scientist post author) frustrate me. They start arguing against reductionism – but arguing about reductionism is a form of reductionism in itself!Hardly anyone believes that neurons themselves hold the secret sauce of intelligence, it's all about the pattern and interactions. Further, it's hard to see why a digital implementation of a mind equates to resnltiouidm?Basicalcy it seems like the author doesn't know anything about intelligence, neural networks or the brain and just has a beef with AI.

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