Microsoft, for example, cancelled Mr Khan's email address, forcing the prosecutor to move to Proton Mail, a Swiss email provider, ICC staffers said. His bank accounts in the UK have been blocked.
Many corporate offices, and some coworking spaces, already have laptop docks all over. keyboard, monitor, mouse just waiting for a laptop to get plugged in.
Plugging in a phone instead makes total sense, and for people in that ecosystem, would be a net benefit - especially not having to carry around a full laptop
Any of the above might be the source of your itchiness. Try keeping your environment minimal and look for triggers
For diet: that's a tough one, any of a million things you could be sensitive to. You can try a elimination diet for a month and see if that improved your itchiness
Hormonal : this one is fairly easy, assuming your getting all the nutrients you need (check with cronometer) just reduce all glucose sources in your food and your hormones will stabilize
For unknown reporters we might see a future where a demoable POC is attached to the issue, so it can be verified as not a hallucinogen... To be fair there are real issues that can't be demoed, but this cover most of the slop
Food giant Heinz acquired WeightWatchers from Nidetch and her business partners in 1978.
This explains a lot
Naomi Nemtzow, 75, a Brooklyn-based artist who was a WeightWatchers member for decades,
The problem is they aren't fixing people's core issue, the business model required people to be lifetime members. Having people eat carbs, buy meals, and do yo-yoing to stay a forever member..... That's a hell of a business model
Which elimination diets have you used? They didn't work?
The carnivore diet is often used in a elimination protocol because it's very well tolerated by people. Red meat, water, and salt. 90 days - if that doesn't resolve your issue then it may not be a food based issue.
Judy Cho has a book detailing the protcol and rationale - Carnivore Cure: The Ultimate Elimination Diet
But maybe you get spam at starfleet.ufp, so subdomains to the rescue, they NEVER get random spam, so you can have
b.sisko@ds9.station.starfleet.ufp
or any other address you want at @ds9.station.starfleet.ufp and have it go to your catchall address.
Some email services, like fastmail, will let you automatically respond to emails to your catchall from the address they sent mail to. So you will always respond as b.sisko@ds9.station.starfleet.ufp if someone mails you at that address. its nifty. Good enough for the great link