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▲ 2 r/SFFood

Best smaller, family-owned, vegetarian-friendly type restaurants you have been to?

Favorite foods: Italian, eggplant parm, pizza, sandwiches, veggie omlettes, tacos, burritos, enchilladas, nachos, indian food, falafel sandwiches, thai drunken veggie noodles, Chinese veggie noodles

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u/Independent_You7902 — 4 days ago
▲ 10 r/eastbay

Best smaller, family-owned, vegetarian-friendly type restaurants in the East part of the East Bay?

I'm talking Orinda through Dublin cities, vegetarian-friendly type places that might be hard to discover because they are not big franchises or big name type places.

Favorite foods: Italian, eggplant parm, pizza, sandwiches, veggie omlettes, tacos, burritos, enchilladas, nachos, indian food, falafel sandwhiches, thai drunken veggie noodles, Chinese veggie noodles

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u/Independent_You7902 — 4 days ago
▲ 18 r/eastbay

For recent home purchases in the East part of East Bay, does the struggles of obtaining home insurance make you regret your decision?

I'm referring to Lafayette area down through Pleasonton area which is full of a lot of high risk fire zones, moderate risk fire zones and light fire risk zones (I believe those are the 3 categories)

I am curious to know how bad it has been with home insurance, sky rocketing premiums, and many insurers pulling out - does it make you regret your decision? There is, of course, also the rising property taxes and high mortgage rates so seems to be a lot of pressure on the monthly payment.

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u/Independent_You7902 — 8 days ago

Any plans to do a liposomal magnesium threonate?

I have tested one and it was much easier on the GI track. However, the brand is out of stock and I'd rather buy from NootropicsDepot.

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u/Independent_You7902 — 12 days ago

For those of you who got vitrectomy at young age, is there anything you can do to prevent early cataracts or are you just accepting the inevitability?

For those who got vitrectomy at a young age (I consider 45 and younger), is there anything that can be done to avoid cataracts? Or are you just accepting that it will happen sooner for you and that its just a small routine 10 min operation so no concerns? Or are there antioxidant supplements you take to prevent?

I think they say one will get cataract usually within 10 years of vitrectomy with some getting it within a year?

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u/Independent_You7902 — 12 days ago