Nalkhan
@nalkhan.bsky.social
Beefy guy appreciator. Amateur chef, professional scientist. Plant guy. Extremely gay.
Expect to see vore in here. Since who knows what that’ll do to my account, also find me on FA.
https://www.furaffinity.net/user/nalkhan
Expect to see vore in here. Since who knows what that’ll do to my account, also find me on FA.
https://www.furaffinity.net/user/nalkhan
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November 13, 2025 at 11:38 PM
Gay, trans inclusive if I remember correctly!
November 11, 2025 at 11:28 PM
Gay, trans inclusive if I remember correctly!
I like having you in games!
November 1, 2025 at 3:37 PM
I like having you in games!
Yeah it def tastes gross, which is reason enough to avoid it imo. I think there really could be something interesting there in terms of the acetylated analogs, but it’s unfortunate that it’s getting blown up by this kind of article. That makes it tough to discuss without tempers going up
October 29, 2025 at 4:27 AM
Yeah it def tastes gross, which is reason enough to avoid it imo. I think there really could be something interesting there in terms of the acetylated analogs, but it’s unfortunate that it’s getting blown up by this kind of article. That makes it tough to discuss without tempers going up
I’d hesitate to draw any life changing conclusions from this paper, though. It’s suggestive to be sure, and dropping an artificial sweetener from your diet probably wont hurt, but I think it needs a bit more rigorous work to be conclusive, especially the S6A-microbiome link.
October 29, 2025 at 4:17 AM
I’d hesitate to draw any life changing conclusions from this paper, though. It’s suggestive to be sure, and dropping an artificial sweetener from your diet probably wont hurt, but I think it needs a bit more rigorous work to be conclusive, especially the S6A-microbiome link.
The TEER analysis was also strange, the concentrations for the analog were super high (10 mM S6A is almost 4g/L, which is like 700x the amount you’d find in a beverage). The genotoxicity part was interesting
October 29, 2025 at 4:10 AM
The TEER analysis was also strange, the concentrations for the analog were super high (10 mM S6A is almost 4g/L, which is like 700x the amount you’d find in a beverage). The genotoxicity part was interesting
I read the actual paper the article cites. It’s not a super great paper. It’s listed as a review but contains original research? Weird to me but maybe a quirk of the journal. There’s a bunch of experiments that are all over the place in quality. The rnaseq in particular made me raise my eyebrows
October 29, 2025 at 4:03 AM
I read the actual paper the article cites. It’s not a super great paper. It’s listed as a review but contains original research? Weird to me but maybe a quirk of the journal. There’s a bunch of experiments that are all over the place in quality. The rnaseq in particular made me raise my eyebrows