@ProboscisMaster stool thickener Seriously, increasing core temps and pulse rate, and topical progest-e and topical t3 and topical aspirin. Light massage that should feel good during and after, 15 mins a day. This could take 6 months minimum before seeing results depending on how far gone you are / how good your metabolism is.

@nygerai said in I don't like eating: An update on this: After supplementing thyroid for a little over a month now, this issue has been resolved! Awesome! Wonderful that you ignored all the morons with their parasite gimmicks. I had much the same situation!

I tried well cooked potatoes for quite a while. I noticed my legs started to seize up, like squatting became difficult ….. apparently Nightshades can do this …. I’m fine now I stopped eating them everyday.

@JTOATJOWHLOR it's very safe, one of the safest things you can take. There's no known level of toxicity or overdose. VERY important to verify that is it actually bio-identical progesterone. And not a synthetic progestin. If your run into any issues, I'd highly recommend the Estrogen Dominance Support Group on Facebook. Very Peaty and lots of advice/experiences on progesterone

@Joop3000 said in Unhealthy survivors: People who had a tumor cut out, radiation and chemotherapy. Changed nothing about their lifestyle and live on for many years, maybe not great, but absolutely not bad quality of life either. These people already have the so said cancer metabolism, get nuked with toxins and stay alive. I think if you appreciate the heavy psychological stress and severe sleep deprivation average person suffers from, you might consider the possibility that a hospital stay might prove therapeutic in itself independently from any medical intervention. Chemotherapy drugs might be less damaging to the body than the stress hormone levels necessary to sustain a typical wage worker lifestyle. Imagine two groups of lab rats. Rats in group A are given a perfect Peaty diet, but they are randomly startled by loud noises, including when they try to sleep, and they live in cramped quarters. Rats in group B are eating a high PUFA, high starch diet supplemented with tryptophan and methionine, but they have adequate quarters and aren't disturbed in any way. Which group would be healthier? I would bet real money on B.

So many middle aged people around me are getting cancer. I am grateful that I did not take the vaccine. I have also noticed that younger people are struggeling more with colds after the copevid vaccines.

It is a physical health issue. I would reccomend being active in the sun. Most people sit too much. Inactivity is the killer.

Ammonia when eating meat sound like low stomach acid. Consider B12 and perhaps B6 and folic acid, as they go together. Intestinal overgrowth also comes to mind. Sulfuric foods like garlic and onions help absorb iron and copper, and if used wisely, can have an antibiotic effect. Inability to digest fat sounds like a bile issue. Supplementing taurine may be wise, as it needed for bile production and is an amino acid abundant in meat, which it sounds like you can't break down right now. Bile also cleans the intestine, so if it's lacking could be a factor in your digestive difficulties. While I know nothing about iridoglogy, bile is yellowish-green and I would lean towards that rather than copper.

@saturnuscv Thanks for sharing, my gf has similar problems, trying progesterone rn with good success, might try this too though.

I can't know exactly what's going on but I can offer some musings. Progesterone does release estrogen from tissues, and estrogen lowers liver glycogen. I remember reading some girl's twitter awhile ago and she took 3 drops a day and felt awful, but later came back to it and tried 5 and felt a significant difference, much better. If you're feeling ballsy, could try a bit more than you usually take. I think Katharina Dalton mentioned if during progesterone treatment the blood sugar drops, that it takes about a week to recover from that, it's why she was keen on the 3 hour starch diet. I don't think she knew about thyroid though (or persorption of starches in the intestine for that matter). You do need an active thyroid to convert carotene to vitamin A. Having a carrot salad when you're running on stress hormones is probably not too good. Vitamin B3 (Niacinamide) and a little bit of thyroid before bed can promote glucose usage overnight. Milk and honey before bed could be helpful. Taurine also increases liver glycogen.

@banquos-ghost Fluconazole works when you're taking it but the fungus comes back again a short time later. There is also the chance of growing a nasty fungus that is resistant to anti fungal meds. At least that's what the Doctor told me. I haven't found a more powerful antifungal than leaves from an olive tree. I boil them and then drink the tea. Never had any side effects from olive leaves.

Hello everyone, It should be noted that renal deficiencies have a very strong correlation with gynecomastia. I've had slight kidney dysfunction for all lf my life and started getting light gynecomastia at 18. Nothing alarming but it's there. Hence everything that improves kidney function might improve gynecomastia.

@NotShanalotte thanks. I have had irregular beats on and off in my life so they don’t really scare me. However after menopause I basically hardly ever had it anymore. So it does make sense that it comes back with hormone use.

@Rei-Peat it’s generally perceived as being hyperventilation leading to increased cortisol. In most accounts it seems like only healthy metabolisms to begin with respond to cold by generating heat. The over breathing of the method is in stark contrast to say buteyko breathing which slows breathing and uses controlled pauses to increase CO2, (which is seen as favorable to the metabolic rate).

Probably just a rise in metabolism. Same thing can happen when taking thyroid, however you eventually adjust to the effects of thyroid. Not sure about "high-dose" thiamine. Thiamine as opposed to thyroid will carry the additional risk of lower potassium levels. In regards to the adrenaline issue just eat more carbs and salt. If that doesn't cut it you could try also adding taurine, niacinamide, inosine, or progesterone. Basically anything that will blunt adrenaline until your metabolic "set-points" adjust to the new normal.

@voldtzeig I always go back and forth on whether to use water for hydration but I often come back to the conclusion that hydration levels are very important whenever IM dealing with stubborn issues. This would not be an issue if you eat like Peat (usually up to a gallon of fluids from fruit and milk), however many people dont do that. Of course water is not the only thing to account for (salt is so important), but you can see how many fluids shes having and if that helps (if shes already getting an average amount of carbs/fat/protein. Not that more food wouldn't help, but moreso that it wouldn't be the main cause likely). I can also add some experiences of having poor appetite all day and then drinking a few cups of water and regaining an appetite for a full meal. Of course the opposite can be true if someone is over consuming beverages, but if youre talking about the instance of post partum + breast feeding I think this might be part of the issue (more water + minerals).