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• Bioenergetics Discussion

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

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  @Santosh What was it supposed to be that they sent you and how did you determine that it isn't what it is supposed to be?

• Case Studies

  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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  If I drink it's going to be bourbon. A glass of whisky has more antioxidants than red wine. So drinking in moderation is probably not harmful. I don't really know what an "appropriate" amount would be. Too much can cause intestinal permeability and endotoxin side effects. Likely one of the mechanism behind it's liver toxic effects. But when you say "social drinking" I'm thinking in my head you mean like Friday/Saturday night drinking with friends. Probably not doing too much damage as long as you're having only 1 or 2 drinks. If you're getting shitfaced that might be another story, lol. I would think daily drinking, even in small amounts, might eventually cause intestinal issues as well.

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  Discussion of culture, literature, and politics

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• The Junkyard

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  Is anyone here aware of whether CO2 tolerance is wholly distinct from inhibiting carbonic anhydrase? For instance, if I were to megadose thiamine, which potently inhibits carbonic anhydrase, would I not be able to dramatically raise my CO2 tolerance since CO2 will accumulate, but I will not have any "stress" reaction to this buildup. I realize that once the thiamine wears off, the CO2 will be broken down at rates prior. But if I megadosed for days or months on end, would I not eventually raise the tolerance to such an extent that my body would break down much less once tapering off?

  Or can CO2 tolerance only be raised via oxygen deprivation, such as exercise, bag breathing, high altitudes, etc?