@Ray-Van-Winkle

holy shit cheapest vegan diet ever

@Norwegian-Mugabe said in How do you define richness from a bioenergetic point of view?:

@Ray-Van-Winkle Only a few select people like myself are suited for luxury.

This is incredibly real. Low frequency people given money will still live in filth and squalor, and waste their fortune on trivial distractions.

The goal is to live a charmed life. The life you save could be your own.

That's interesting, but wouldn't it make more sense to use pure topical caffeine on the scrotum for this effect? Seems like it would, because unlike coffee, the caffeine would not have to be digested first.

It's basically following the same principle of using topical t4/t3 mixtures, and NOT topical desiccated thyroid.

@basednigga2006 said in Curing Parkinson's disease with B1:

Can you not get the enough doses of b1 by eating healthy.....?

Theoretically, maybe. But we live in a real world. So in our current world: not even remotely. Stress depletes all kinds of vitamins and minerals, and our food is more devoid of them than it has ever been in the history of mankind...

Starches contain no vitamin B1. Sugar, which is what starches are converted to, requires a lot of it.

The advent of white rice (where the thiamine-rich husk is discarded) caused up to 90% of the Japanese military to become B1 deficient!!!

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@CO3 Where I live the topic is somewhat well known; for example, TV nutrition experts often promote a rule of thumb that the more liquid a dietary fat is in room temperature, the healthier it is. Confidently stating the opposite at least gets some attention, and if someone is unable to understand the solid fat/liquid oil distinction I'm not sure it's possible to simplify it even more.

@BroJonas there has to be some truth because Ray suggested if you had cortisol issues to take t3 with pregnenolone. I'm not sure how prevelant it is or how much it related to low or high cortisol.

Ray Peat email exchanges - Aspirin

@TexugoDoMel Great response, thank you!

@dan-dominic Thanks, dan-dominic, for posting that from him.

I was mistaken in thinking he'd been banned years ago.

I hope VoS considers putting in an appearance here at some point. If anyone has personal contact with VoS, please ask if he's still using his Co2 regulator/canula setup and/or if there are any other links where some of us who enjoyed following his experiments at RFP might read up on what he's been up to in terms of up-regulating metabolism since he left.

@skywxlker My digestion for milk has deteriorated a lot but is still a lot better to what it was before this round of antibiotics. Despite eating carrots and mushrooms regularly, I have not been able to keep my gut "cleansed". I felt clean and euphoric on eating/drinking food after the antibiotics. I dont know if I should do that again or what.

@CO3 I just eat oysters when I crave them, which is usually about once a week and they always taste good, but if i just force myself to eat them when my body doesn’t want them they taste disgusting and i can barely swallow them without throwing up

@peatyourmeat Probably because coffee is anti-opioid: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15088081/

Travis on the previous RPF used to talk about this kind of things.

@dangley

Syringes and disposable polypropylene pipettes are very handy.

@TheRealPeater

@TheRealPeater said in I have been banned on the RPF for posting this study on Vitamin A...:

@Mauritio

This is a shame. I enjoyed my conversations with you and @Jam on the iodine threads.

I think I'm OK posting in both places as I'm happy to give a generalised Low A approach a go...no different to how I gave SSKI a go...

I'm not looking for a Great Wise Old Sage to shape my life, but I am happy to run with thoughts that interest me.

I think thats totally fine. Many people have reported feeling better on a low A diet, although Im not sure how much of that is due to the absence of vitamin A and not the absence of all kinds of other things.

I think its good that people get a feeling for how certains vitamins affect them. As Vitamin A can be anti-thyroid in higher doses, which is not a controversial opinion at all, just as this is not news, but has been said by Peat for decades.

Atrazine is definitely a major endocrine disruptor.

Chronic Exposure to the Herbicide, Atrazine, Causes Mitochondrial Dysfunction and Insulin Resistance
https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0005186

@CO3 said in all woman = thyroid problems??:

@basednigga2006 said in all woman = thyroid problems??:

Idkk why but its disgusting, i will never marry a woman with thyroid problems

Ooh you're one of those nvm

Yeah kinda gave off incel vibes to me. Or at least someone too conceited to actually find a woman in the first place. The exceedingly far-right culture on this forum may become a problem in the near future. Just from a standpoint of growing this place. Most women wouldn't want to be here listening to dumb ass shit like that.