@mag-me https://www.amazon.com/Perfect-Collagen-Brazilian-Container-Pesticides/dp/B01HQEVVZA i use this one

@NokiaDrift Yes timing wise. Vitamin E can potentially deplete vitamin K, and they likely share the same pathways for metabolism and excretion (so probably depletion can be in either direction but K hasn't been shown to deplete E). But this is in regards to high doses, not the ones found in estroban for example. Also, Ray has said that when vitamin E and quinones are mixed together they produce a black pigment. I read somewhere (maybe by haidut?) that this is an unfavourable redox reaction but Ray did not at any point say the reaction is problematic. I was under the impression that you shouldn't take E&K together because of that reaction but after researching it, turns out this is not a concern at all. So just take E or supplements dissolved in E a few hours before or after K, if taking large doses, like maybe >200IU E and >5mg K2. Otherwise you can take them together.

@john Bag breathing, co2 bath, buteyko

Magnesium citrate is quite laxative… I personally feel good with magnesium glycinate. Magnesium chloride can be mixed with water and applied topically. I would like to know which magnesium form is ideal to mix with salt and potassium chloride, I’m trying to make a homemade electrolyte mix…

@castle They all tend to take hgh as well I think which can’t be good

@wester130 If you like them then just have them but don't overdo it. If you are okay with oats and wheat then the reduced iron is probably the worst thing in them.

@ThinPicking when needed. I used it during covid. I recovered faster. My husband and daughter have taken it, I don't know if it helped but I think it did. I give my dogs and cat one drop of ivy per month. Never parasites, heart worm or any other weird diseases. My animals always get very old.

@CO3 I'm interested in trying FOS for sibo. Does anyone know of a source for relatively small amounts (or that otherwise has it for cheap)? I saw 200 mg for a few days from Peat - is that a fine dose?

I already tried it and it seems to be work fine with MCT oil.

@0uro itchiness is associated with inflammatory mediators like histamine or NO. So not a good. But not necessarily a sign of Heavy metals.

Air mattress. Probably less work than a body bag. Comes with an intake valve too.

@SpicyPeater said in enteric? (aspirin additive): apparently makes it slow release??? concern, or not a concern? Enteric coated aspirin (ECA) is a delayed release aspirin. The coating is designed not to dissolve in the presence of stomach acid. The term “enteric” refers to the small intestine; enteric coatings resist breakdown of medication before it reaches the small intestine. So it does not irritate the stomach. [image: 1723155481208-b01ceb10-bcc7-4724-a4c7-4835a6ceb771-image.png] https://www.pharmapproach.com/enteric-coating-2/ The problem of stomach irritation solved! New problem created? Peat email exchange - I don't know anyone who has a stomach reaction when they dissolve the aspirin in hot water, and then take it with food. There are alternatives, such as magnesium salsalate or just plain salicylic acid (which should be used dissolved and with food). People using it with cancer usually take a daily total of 6 grams or more. Vitamin K protects against bleeding and other effects of prolonged aspirin use. I dissolve my daily aspirin powder in my morning coffee. Powdered aspirin is the quickest release form.