@Kvirion Its not dessicated its frozen

@yerrag said in Just found out I have reactive hypoglycemia. What now?:

Those raccoons also feast on koi in Singapore. I don't have that problem here in our overcrowded Manila. I have a mind to move to the mountains, but when push comes to shove, I procrastinate because the idea on becoming a nomad appeals to me as well.

Decisions, decisions.... I moved here from a big metropolis in 1981. I went through a bad divorce (is there any other kind?) and decided to get out of Dodge when the divorce was finalized by the Court. It was the best decision I ever made (next to that divorce). It was an amazing little town in the early 1980's. Nobody locked their doors; they kept their keys and money in their vehicles (unlocked). If a stranger needed a ride to somewhere, people were known to just hand them the keys and say, "Here, take my truck." People were so scarce in the county back then that everyone always waved when passing another vehicle on the road, acknowledging the other human being. The times have changed the place; too many tourists now. I miss my little town.

@Peatriot Thanks, I am thinking that too now.

I would second the idea to only take antibiotics as needed. There are many antimicrobial options that don’t carry the risk of upsetting the balance of organisms or causing overgrowth in less desirable organisms like fungus/mold/bad bacteria like c diff.

I've had knee pain my whole life, but am now free of it. I switched to barefoot shoes and after a while of adjusting, my pain just went away. I like barefoot shoes a lot, because you feel more connected with the ground/world.

@Not_James_Bond thanks for the reply! Very interesting, and I can see how it would become necessary based on this. Did you look at Dr Lonsdale’s work in conjunction with your experimentation? I’ve come across his work before but I don’t think I understood how essential B1 is in my own personal context.

@Brandon Get her some T3, aspirin, strong coffees and a tall glass of milk, ASAP.

@oldchem Makes so much sense, thank you! Also worth mentioning since my brain injury I put on about 20lbs in the past 2 years, so have more bodyfat than before so this is all starting to make sense.

just get a teeth filling or something, yoll have to pay some money prolly

@Hugh no

@Shar_to_the_dae He must be super fit, checkout SB Mowing on YT, he seems to have fun, far too strenuous though IMO😁

@GlazedFrosting you might want to walk after meals.

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@S-Holmes MSM is organic, regular sulphur, also called flowers of sulphur, is inorganic. It's processed differently, and the latter is safer from what I remember. If I could find Ray's quote I would post it here.

@buckminster said in Airport Security Radiation Mitigation:

What are folks thoughts on the dangers of the full-body scanner? Do ya opt for a pat down? What have been your experiences?
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What can be done to mitigate the harmful effects?

From (old) RPF
Inosine, niacinamide, aspirin, caffeine, thyroid, methylene blue, tocopherols, progesterone, DHEA, etc. are all known radioprotectors. Ideally, they should be taken both before and after radiation exposure. When I got dental X-rays, I took 1g inosine and 1g niacinamide 1h before and then the same dose 1h after the X-rays. But even doing only before/after would be beneficial and if I had to choose between the two, I would take those before exposure. ~Georgi Dinkov