@LucH I’ll look into it, thanks

@happyhanneke - Thanks for the update on your experiment. Once again, one size does not fit all.

@Luke no, quite the opposite, unfortunately

Hairy palms are caused by masturbation

And in the Bible you have the fruits in the garden and the land of milk and honey ...

@northeastar7 i suggest to do the methylene blue and vitamin c combo ive posted the doses under a different username here add red light shining on the tumor location add aspirin too . the aspirin gets oxidized by MB into something that is anti-cancer more than just normal aspirin itself cyproheptadine has case reports of advanced cancer remission. dose is 4mg 3x a day add some k2 mk4 replace protein with gelatin baking soda as well you can order all this stuff with dhl express shipping from idealabs . i would get cortinon+ as well. aspirin can find anywhere else haidut also has studies on b vitamins for cancers

@wrl That works! Thanks.

@Corngold said in Cravings: Carnivore often appeals when we crave meat We are omnivore.

Noticeable info to help damping unbalance microbiome Iodine exerts antioxidative, antimicrobial, immunomodulatory, and molecular regulatory effects. Iodine alters the proportion of pathogenic and beneficial bacteria to restore the gut microbiome and reduce insulin resistance, obesity, and metabolic syndrome parameters. Iodine also reduces inflammation by lowering oxidative and endoplasmic reticulum stress caused by free radicals such as reactive oxygen species (ROS). The mineral acts on type 2 deiodinase (D2) receptors that convert T4 to biologically active T3 to improve weight management and adaptive thermogenesis. (1) Iodine also interacts with peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor-γ (PPARγ) receptors to enhance adipocyte differentiation, fatty acid uptake, and glucose metabolism … Source: The correlation between iodine and metabolism: a review. 2024 | https://doi.org/10.3389/fnut.2024.1346452 Reference 1: Thyroid hormone signaling: The type II (D2) deiodinase catalyzes T4-to-T3 conversion Role of the type 2 iodothyronine deiodinase (D2) in the control of thyroid hormone signaling 10.1016/j.bbagen.2012.08.019 Comment (LucH): Mind the way you use iodine supplement. Slow progression (staples) to avoid Wolff-Chaikoff effect. Info on why and how to manage with iodine (we need 2 kinds: Molecular iodine (I₂) and iodide potassium (IK). https://bioenergetic.forum/topic/3962/iodine-as-a-game-changer/6 Excerpt: *) Which kind iodine is used and where? The thyroid and skin use almost only KI type iodides, or potassium iodide, the form of supplementation found for example in iodized table salt. But the breast, prostate, ovary and brain need molecular iodine type I2. The kidney, spleen, liver, blood, salivary glands, intestines and muscles necessarily all have a joint contribution in both forms (56). The fight against cancer, probably also (57). And all these organs are abandoned to their sad deiodized fate... Woman breast needs more than what is allowed through food, even when eating fish twice a week and drinking half a liter milk. And by the way – for men aged > 65, prostate requires I2 too. Breast and prostate need I2. But the average iodine intake will not be high enough to reach another organ than the thyroid…

update: feeling much better now. I did a lab 3 days ago and my WBC’s were normal, but i read that in 30% of cases of very early appendicitis WBC can remain normal. i didnt have any rebound tenderness or respond to rosvings sign, but i did feel a 3/10 sharp pain when i did the heel drop test and it was tender to the touch. i had 20 amoxicillin 500mg laying around so ive been taking one every 8 hours for the past 3 days. I went on a liquid diet fast with nothing but carbs for the first 2 days. lemon+honey juice, lots of coconut water and some coke. reintroducted fats+protein yesterday by drinking 2 quarts of goat milk had a good bowel movement this morning after some coffee and the pain is 95% gone. Weird, i coulda swore i had appendicitis, my symptoms were: extremely tender stomach for a few days (particularly tender under the ribcage/xiphoid process), light fever & sweats, trouble keeping down any food (vomited once), and then one morning all the tenderness travelled to the appendix area which felt like a pinching sensation in the area when dropping my heels or running/jumping. i guess i had early appendicitis and the fasting and antibiotic cured it or maybe it was a pulled muscle. idk. will be doing another WBC test after my course of antibiotics is finished.

@winters2 no but ive heard of plenty of people who have It does track changes, how accurately idk, but I have seen people posting showing the device measures mineral levels showing a difference before and after supplementing etc

@DG Pretty sure you can start with small glasses regularly and increase it. I know others with this but I think it's age and decreased dairy consumption together leading people away from dairy and milk especially. I used to gag a bit when I had stopped drinking milk but ave gone back to quart - 1/2 gallon in a day sometimes.

@DakotaWorrell said in Can’t Seem to Lose Weight: Weight fluctuates within the same 2-3 pound range. Just when I think I’m making progress I go back up one or two pounds and it seems like I’ve plateaued. It’s also lent so I’ve given up beef and alcohol. Not eating beef is probably not helping here but there’s clearly something bigger wrong and I’m tired of not making any progress. Maybe I need to give it more time. I'm not sure. I believe somewhat that water retention accounts for a lot of extra weight, so it isn't always fat but water that is lost. Water retention is a concept in German new medicine and tcm, has to do with hanging on to pain/trauma, stress etc. I think this may be part of it. I think Lent is added stress and fasting can be metaphorical for different active efforts instead of passive/wasting/denial. Have you tried: coconut oil; carrots; potatoes; gelatin? Considered quitting supplements?

@ThinPicking Update:: I have been eating salt much more liberally yesterday and today. I've been trying to push to as much as I can comfortably eat. And I will say, so far it does seem promising. Metabolism is good, hunger is up, energy stable, and gut is not reacting as badly as normal. I'm hoping I can increase the effects over the next few days as I scale up more salt. I'm gonna try salting meats as well as I think that will make it much easier to get a higher intake and I don't eat much meat now anyways. Thanks for the tip, it's been helpful.

@GRay take it as a supplement. Peat would say it was ok to take 1 mcg of cytomel every hour

@PaleFacePierre said in Bilateral grade IV varicocele with thrombosed right side: @vojdanin Mine went from being constantly painful to basically gone by maintaining frequent bowel movements (cascara and carrot salad), not sitting for too long each day, and doing pelvic floor stretches. I have also heard that topical magnesium has been shown to help. Thank you very much. By topical magnesium you mean "magnesium oil", magnesium chloride? Can you share some source on that, please?

@Parrhesia the structure of this lol , 6 carbonyl groups all next to each other, looks special [image: 1743880879235-940fe897-a912-4f8b-a430-dace768323f7-image.png]

@gg12, some potential gut irritants include: • Fiber • Raw starch and any other poorly digested food, including eating and drinking too quickly • Unripe fruit and even ripe fruit grown under harsh conditions as they produce defense chemicals/allergens • Unrefined/unpurified salt and sugars, including honey, contain potential allergens • Additives such as cultures, enzymes, gums, citric acid, ascorbic acid, propylene glycol and polysorbate 80 • Supplements may contain potentially allergenic byproducts from the manufacturing process •Stress, including stressful thoughts, can affect gut permeability per Ray

Hi @Luke, appreciate your recommendations! Now that I think about she never mentioned eating liver and will probably introduce that in her diet once a week. As far as oysters go I have a problem finding them near me, even canned ones, (I live in north italy) and will probably just stick to liver. She mentioned niacinamide for her skin, but evidently didn't help too much, I bought her tallow, but I believe the problem lies deeper in the digestive system. She also said her thyroid exam came in great, but I'll have to check on the values because they are very different from what they were now. Will have to take a look at the perfect temperature and pulse for thyroid health. Yes, she eats fruits and honey for carbs and avoids complex carbs. Infact she probably already follows a type of low carb carnivore diet. I believe she should up the dose of easily digested carbs because she's eating lots of meat on the side.