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  • Place to discuss the work of Ray Peat, Otto Warburg, Albert Szent-Györgyi and the interdependence of energy and structure

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    MauritioM
    @lobotomize full sentences?

  • Discussion of individual human or animal cases. "There is no foreseeable limit to the qualitative development of the economy." - Ray Peat, Generative Energy

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    JenniferJ
    @KM88 said: My urine is always frothy but it never comes back as an issue in the urine tests that check for protein From my understanding, if urine has bubbles that pop it’s gas, and if the bubbles don’t pop, i.e., urine is foamy, it’s protein. It sounds like in your case, the frothiness is gas bubbles? Blood tests aren’t the most accurate diagnostic for thyroid function so I’m not surprised your t3 looks normal. Mine always comes back within range, even when my thyroid was suppressed. May I ask what your thyroid source was, what your thyroid stats (temp & pulse rate upon waking in the morning, and even better if you tracked them right before and roughly 30 minutes after eating) and dosing schedule were, how long you supplemented for and what your diet (food & caloric intake) was at the time?

  • Discussion of culture, literature, and politics

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    ThinPickingT
    I'm flexible LTR, there's some contemporary and classical piano in my wake. However the outer world probably isn't the one we'd prefer, yet. It's the one that exists. There may or may not be a point to the soundtrack. @LetTheRedeemed said: How humans express themselves, is a product of environment. We're going to get a bit more specific than this.

  • Conversations about Bioenergetic Forum

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    M
    @ThinPicking , Definitely. But I would like to talk with the administrator.

  • Off-topic or unclear threads sent here. But dig around and you might find some gems.

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    sunsunsunS
    @hcwilliams it's burned natural gas, and it's suboptimal, yeah. would probably use co2 tanks instead. there's better technologies now like co2 concentrators that take ambient air and extract the co2 out of it.