u/TaxApprehensive5402

Everyone have SIBO?

I spent a long time reading several posts on this sub, and it made me think: does everyone nowadays have SIBO or other digest disoxrr, but some just haven't taken the test? Nowadays, a large portion of people have some sort of digestive issue, and they never find a 'cure', only temporary treatment.

Well, a while ago I was diagnosed with SIBO and fungal dysbiosis. The treatment was a low-carb diet, 3x 20 drops of oregano extract, and 500mg 2x a day of dry garlic extract.

This helped me a lot with constipation, which is practically cured today. However, I still continue to have a lot of gas with a horrible odor, especially after meals.

Today I take 1500mg of Omega 3 after lunch, and 265mg of Magnesium before going to sleep.

Has anyone who has gone through something similar have any insight into how they managed to resolve it?

I spent a long time reading several posts on this sub, and it made me think: does everyone nowadays have SIBO, but some just haven't taken the test? Nowadays, a large portion of people have some sort of digestive issue, and they never find a 'cure', only temporary treatment.

Well, a while ago I was diagnosed with SIBO and fungal dysbiosis. The treatment was a low-carb diet, 3x 20 drops of oregano extract, and 500mg 2x a day of dry garlic extract.

This helped me a lot with constipation, which is practically cured today. However, I still continue to have a lot of gas with a horrible odor, especially after meals.

Today I take 1500mg of Omega 3 after lunch, and 265mg of Magnesium before going to sleep.

Has anyone who has gone through something similar have any insight into how they managed to resolve it?

How are you guys saving tokens?

I have the AI Pro subscription and usually follow this workflow in the Antigravity 2.0 GUI:
1 - Chat with Claude Opus for architecture and planning
2 - Chat with Gemini Flash 3.5 High for development

After the updates, Google messed up these models usage and it got pretty bad. How are you handling this on your end? Looking for real experiences.

Hello folks,

I would like to understand what you are using in your ~\.gemini\config\AGENTS.md or ~\.gemini\config\GEMINI.md files.

If you could share your operating system, which type of Antigravity you use (2.0, IDE, CLI), the rules you are applying, and any changes you noticed after starting to use it, I would be very helpful 😄

Below, the config that I'm using:

# GEMINI.md

## 1. Language, Tone, and Persona
- Always respond in English (en-US). Use another language only upon explicit request.
- Adopt a direct development partner tone. Start answers directly without preambles, greetings, or redundant formalities.

## 2. Execution Environment (Windows 11)
- Run native PowerShell commands as the default for file operations, listings, and simple searches.
- For Unix utilities (grep, sed, awk, ls, curl), invoke the corresponding binary in the PATH by adding the `.exe` extension (e.g., `grep.exe`, `sed.exe`).

## 3. Behavior by Task Type

### In Coding Tasks
- Run local automated tests or compilation checks before declaring a development task complete.
- Write corresponding unit tests for new public methods created.

### In File Analysis and Organization
- Confirm the existence and content of any file by opening it through viewing tools before stating facts about it.
- Present a summary listing with the paths of the affected files and request explicit approval before performing bulk file moves or deletions (more than 5 files).

Hello Linux Users,

Want to do some research.. which Antigravity type you guys are using? CLI, IDE or GUI? Could you share your opinions about the actual type that you are using 😄

Hello Linux Users,

Want to do some research.. which Antigravity type you guys are using? CLI, IDE or GUI? Could you share your opinions about the actual type that you are using 😄

I've never been much of a person to share my thoughts with anyone. I have a billion thoughts a day, and it's crazy being inside my head, constantly thinking and rethinking things, along with some intrusive thoughts.

But today's topic is that I feel like Dexter Morgan (if you've watched the show, you'll get the reference). I took antidepressants for anxiety attacks for 8 years of my life, starting at a very young age, and I've tried several different types and dosages. I've been off these medications for 5 months now and I feel "better."

However, today I have zero libido (both in my sex life and for basic human pleasures) and zero feelings. I practically don't care about anything and remain neutral toward everything. I rarely get annoyed or bothered by things; I just pretend I am. I basically spend my time observing people and mirroring their words and opinions so that no one notices. It's like I feel disconnected from my own life, and the only thing that matters to me is not having another anxiety attack or being able to control them like I do now. I still have several symptoms, but they don't turn into full panic attacks like they used to.

The way I put it, it might sound like I'm some antisocial person who barely leaves the house, but it's quite the opposite lol. I'm rarely home and technically have a lot of friends, but I essentially live inside my own head. I'm never truly living in the present moment, and I feel like no one will ever understand what I go through and feel. Going even further, I don't trust anyone enough to share these sensations and feelings.

It would be cool to hear from people who have gone through something similar and if you found any way to improve and get better in this regard.

I've never been much of a person to share my thoughts with anyone. I have a billion thoughts a day, and it's crazy being inside my head, constantly thinking and rethinking things, along with some intrusive thoughts.

But today's topic is that I feel like Dexter Morgan (if you've watched the show, you'll get the reference). I took antidepressants for anxiety attacks for 8 years of my life, starting at a very young age, and I've tried several different types and dosages. I've been off these medications for 5 months now and I feel "better."

However, today I have zero libido (both in my sex life and for basic human pleasures) and zero feelings. I practically don't care about anything and remain neutral toward everything. I rarely get annoyed or bothered by things; I just pretend I am. I basically spend my time observing people and mirroring their words and opinions so that no one notices. It's like I feel disconnected from my own life, and the only thing that matters to me is not having another anxiety attack or being able to control them like I do now. I still have several symptoms, but they don't turn into full panic attacks like they used to.

The way I put it, it might sound like I'm some antisocial person who barely leaves the house, but it's quite the opposite lol. I'm rarely home and technically have a lot of friends, but I essentially live inside my own head. I'm never truly living in the present moment, and I feel like no one will ever understand what I go through and feel. Going even further, I don't trust anyone enough to share these sensations and feelings.

It would be cool to hear from people who have gone through something similar and if you found any way to improve and get better in this regard.

I've never been much of a person to share my thoughts with anyone. I have a billion thoughts a day, and it's crazy being inside my head, constantly thinking and rethinking things, along with some intrusive thoughts.

But today's topic is that I feel like Dexter Morgan (if you've watched the show, you'll get the reference). I took antidepressants for anxiety attacks for 8 years of my life, starting at a very young age, and I've tried several different types and dosages. I've been off these medications for 5 months now and I feel "better."

However, today I have zero libido (both in my sex life and for basic human pleasures) and zero feelings. I practically don't care about anything and remain neutral toward everything. I rarely get annoyed or bothered by things; I just pretend I am. I basically spend my time observing people and mirroring their words and opinions so that no one notices. It's like I feel disconnected from my own life, and the only thing that matters to me is not having another anxiety attack or being able to control them like I do now. I still have several symptoms, but they don't turn into full panic attacks like they used to.

The way I put it, it might sound like I'm some antisocial person who barely leaves the house, but it's quite the opposite lol. I'm rarely home and technically have a lot of friends, but I essentially live inside my own head. I'm never truly living in the present moment, and I feel like no one will ever understand what I go through and feel. Going even further, I don't trust anyone enough to share these sensations and feelings.

It would be cool to hear from people who have gone through something similar and if you found any way to improve and get better in this regard.

I've never been much of a person to share my thoughts with anyone. I have a billion thoughts a day, and it's crazy being inside my head, constantly thinking and rethinking things, along with some intrusive thoughts.

But today's topic is that I feel like Dexter Morgan (if you've watched the show, you'll get the reference). I took antidepressants for anxiety attacks for 8 years of my life, starting at a very young age, and I've tried several different types and dosages. I've been off these medications for 5 months now and I feel "better."

However, today I have zero libido (both in my sex life and for basic human pleasures) and zero feelings. I practically don't care about anything and remain neutral toward everything. I rarely get annoyed or bothered by things; I just pretend I am. I basically spend my time observing people and mirroring their words and opinions so that no one notices. It's like I feel disconnected from my own life, and the only thing that matters to me is not having another anxiety attack or being able to control them like I do now. I still have several symptoms, but they don't turn into full panic attacks like they used to.

The way I put it, it might sound like I'm some antisocial person who barely leaves the house, but it's quite the opposite lol. I'm rarely home and technically have a lot of friends, but I essentially live inside my own head. I'm never truly living in the present moment, and I feel like no one will ever understand what I go through and feel. Going even further, I don't trust anyone enough to share these sensations and feelings.

It would be cool to hear from people who have gone through something similar and if you found any way to improve and get better in this regard.

Hi everyone, after shaving, I always end up getting some whiteheads and a bit of inflammation (like a blind pimple) but it doesn't hurt, it just leaves a raised bump. This always happens after I shave.

I rinse my face with water, always try to shave after a shower, and wait a few minutes for the skin to calm down. I use a shaving foam for sensitive skin, try to make as few passes as possible, and when I do pass the razor, I try to do it only once. I use a Gillette Mach3 razor. After shaving, I use a moisturizer called Epidrat Calm B5.

However, I don't know why I keep having these breakouts. Does anyone with experience in this know if I am doing something wrong?

It is worth noting that I don't use any active ingredients right after shaving or the next day.
I only use actives in the next day, at night using the sandwich method.

Has anyone experienced this or found something that worked to resolve it?

I have been taking 10mg of Accutane for 3 weeks now, and I am already experiencing some side effects:

• Acid reflux
• Worsened / blurred vision
• Lower back pain
• Fatigue

Could this be a placebo effect, or is it actually possible to experience all of this in just 3 weeks?
I am already overthinking this: is it truly worth putting my body through this a second time, especially when there is still a possibility of relapse after going through such an ordeal?

I would like to bring up a discussion about using sunscreen.

I have read in several sources that if you don't clean off your sunscreen at the end of the day, it can clog your pores and cause acne. Or if you go to the gym to workout with it on your face and sweat, the combination of both ends up causing acne.

So, I wanted you to share how it works for you. Today, I am using sunscreen every day as soon as I wake up, regardless of whether I leave the house or not, and I wash my face only with water, and I take a shower every night.

Am I doing it right, or should I add some facial cleanser or oil cleansing to my routine?

P.S.: I’m using Eucerin SPF 60 Oil Control and using oral isotretionin 10mg

I would like to bring up a discussion about using sunscreen.

I have read in several sources that if you don't clean off your sunscreen at the end of the day, it can clog your pores and cause acne. Or if you go to the gym to workout with it on your face and sweat, the combination of both ends up causing acne.

So, I wanted you to share how it works for you. Today, I am using sunscreen every day as soon as I wake up, regardless of whether I leave the house or not, and I wash my face only with water, and I take a shower every night.

Am I doing it right, or should I add some facial cleanser or oil cleansing to my routine?

P.S.: I’m using Eucerin SPF 60 Oil Control and using oral isotretionin 10mg

I would like to bring up a discussion about using sunscreen during the treatment.

I have read in several sources that if you don't clean off your sunscreen at the end of the day, it can clog your pores and cause acne. Or if you go to the gym to work out with it on your face and sweat, the combination of both ends up causing acne.

So, I wanted you to share how it works for you. Today, I am using sunscreen every day as soon as I wake up, regardless of whether I leave the house or not, and I wash my face only with water, and I take a shower every night.

Am I doing it right, or should I add some facial cleanser or oil cleansing to my routine?

P.S.: I’m using Eucerin SPF 60 Oil Control and using oral isotretionin 10mg

Para aqueles que tem custo mensal de R$ 5k+, e já possuem mais de R$ 100k+ investidos.

Qual criterio vocês utilizam pra definir o quanto vao deixar (ou ja deixam) para reserva de emergencia em liquidez diaria (d+0 ou d+1)?

Estabelecem uma % do total investido? Valor fixo? X meses de custo de vida?

Estou iniciando meu segundo round de isotretionina, e fiquei curioso em relacao a casos de sucesso onde anos se passaram e nunca tiveram que tomar novamente..

Para aqueles que foram bem sucedidos no tratamento com isotretionina, e não chegaram a ter que tomar novamente: qual dosagem e por quanto tempo você tomou? 

I am starting my second round of isotretinoin, and I am curious about success cases where years have passed and people never had to take it again.

For those who were successful with the isotretinoin treatment and didn't have to take it again: what dosage did you take and for how long?

I am starting my second round of isotretinoin, and I am curious about success cases where years have passed and people never had to take it again.

For those who were successful with the isotretinoin treatment and didn't have to take it again: what dosage did you take and for how long?