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    @ZackVegas whole food pufa like nuts seeds and avocados (uncooked) are probably healthy in normal amounts in diet deep frying even with saturated fats is suboptimal imo

  • Websites, newsletters, articles, podcasts, interviews, explainers, books, and other resources that relate to the work of Dr. Raymond Peat.

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    Cancer Treatments – from Research to Application MCS Foundations for Life, In memory of my dear wife Mihaela Catalina Stanciu https://www.cancertreatmentsresearch.com/ https://jeffreydachmd.com/cancer-articles/

  • Do you have a question? You can post it here, but you will only receive unqualified personal opinions and NOT medical advice in any shape or form. If something seems like medical advice but it's posted in this category, it's actually a personal opinion.

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    There's something fishy about Hans. He claims he's been doing all these self-experiments where he takes a mega dose of something for 2 weeks and does before and after blood tests, and frequently other tests like stool tests. If it were all true, he'd be practically living at a clinic! He says doctors are useless and that he pays for all his own private tests. But then makes a post about having a chat with his doctor, and discussing various results with him. He never posts his labs, as others have pointed out. He could just be making it all up, for all we know. What he does do, constantly, is try to make money off his claims. So I'm a bit dubious.

  • From medical devices to supplements. Red lights, CO2 tanks, large trash bags, kuinone, and more.

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    @Meursault this is an easy finesse stay safe nigga

  • Recipes, food, meal prep, brands. Discuss them all here.

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    @Jennifer Raisins are a classic, but I usually carry dates as a nice trail snack, I can get them for a good price at the nearby grocery stores. As for everything else you've mentioned thanks for the ideas! I'm usually short on time since I tend to find out I'm going out into the backcountry maybe a few days before I head to the Trailhead, but at this point I think I should invest in learning how to dehydrate some stuff instead of buying whatever I can find at a store for sure.

  • Discussing pistol squats, concentric exercise, resting, and other forms of strength training.

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    @wester130 I just do the medium high seat biking due to convinience. Should be higher tbh.
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    do you take electrolytes alongside sugar/dextrose drinks?

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    @the-MOUSE also can mixing sugar and milk affect glycemic index? maybe makes it harder to digest the sucrose?
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    Need advise on supplements for daily alcohol user

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    @happyhanneke Yes!
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    safe long term 5ht3 antagonist use?

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    @the-MOUSE Potassium bicarbonate would probably work really well. I've never used it before but the K in it would be absorbed really well. I get most of my potassium from fruits, meat, and coconut water. Just one 12oz tetra pack of coconut water has like 1 gram of potassium in it, so it's loaded with potassium. Potassium will help with fluid retention as well. I make my magnesium bicarbonate with mag hydroxide and carbonated water. I would venture to guess you do something similar to make potassium bicarbonate.
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    Thyroid Therapy Success Stories

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    thoughts on cypro alternatives?

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    @the-MOUSE the alternative I’m familiar with is ketotifen, and of course, diphenhydramine. They both work well but not as well as cyproheptadine. Ketotifen is closest probably.
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    Best type of Thiamine

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    I tried TTFD, Sulbutiamine, Benfotiamine and Thiamine HCL They all share the improvment in physical energy and improved breathing in my opinion. Benfotiamine was more effective for peripheral neuropathy. TTFD feels very psychedelic and is in my opinion the best form for intellectual tasks but it comes with a lot of side effects compared to the other forms. Sulbutiamine feels very physical, it's my favorite form because of the physical kick in the ass effect it provides. Overall they are all good at increasing levels of thiamine. TTFD is better when the goal is to increase central nervous system levels of thiamine. Benfotiamine for neuronal pain, it was the only form that was aleviating my headaches and tingling in extremities. Sulbutiamine is great for physically demanding tasks. Thiamine HCL is doing a little bit of each one and requires higher doses compared to the other forms.
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    Schizo alt health figures

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    @C-Mex I think I'm just looking at it from a different angle. Bear in mind that there has been a massive gov't sponsored censorship and slander campaign against vaccine skeptics, doctors and scientists speaking out against the vaccine, and people researching or questioning gain-of-function or bioweapons research. This censorship/disinformation campaign is all coming to light and there is litigation in the courts and even the Supreme Court as we speak as a First Ammendment issue. Now that the "conspiracy theories" are all proving to be true, I'm seeing these same individuals being targeted in some new counter narrative that they are not to be trusted because they've believed all along that viruses exist and must be part of some hidden gov't agenda, etc. That's my observation.
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    Is this website haidut's?

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    @CO3 Seems like it's purposely ripping off the idealabs product name so when people search for pansterone Google directs them to their site instead of the idealabs website which I'm not sure is properly optimized for search engines. You have to keep in mind how cheap DHEA and pregnenolone are on a bulk scale, and how easy it is to mix the products together and slap a label on a bottle, if this copy website even has a product to ship.
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    VITAMINE D RECEPTORS AND androgenetic alopecia

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    Is dried/dehydrated fruit peaty?

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    Fresh ripe fruit is always better, but there’s nothing wrong with having some dried fruit. I like dried mango, very yummy.
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    Advice on dosage Pansterone and Oxidal

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    @annis thank you!
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    Malassezia nuking protocol

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    @mexican_coke_fan said in Malassezia nuking protocol: @CurmudgeonApple Can you share more about how you'd take each of those things? Just eat them throughout the day? The meat, or the other things i mentioned? I take the marshmallow root here and there throughout the day, aloe on an empty stomach first thing in the morning, carrot salad the same, castor and black seed oil a tsp here and there throughout the day, but usually before meals. Broths, meat etc with meals, or just as snacks, and the psyllium i usually take before meals. It's been better than Cascara for me in terms of bowel health(stung like hell. Watery cow patties) despite everything Peat claimed about soluble fiber, it's not been my experience. though, I always suspected Peat might have had gut permeability from his recreational use of antibiotics. Even a tiny dosage of a tetracyline can annihilate an entire population of niacin forming bacteria and oxalobacter. There is no such thing as a "safe" amount of antibiotic use IMO and i would be generally leery of anything Peat had to say about the gut. IME at least. YMMV
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    Dave Asprey is a full on Peatard????

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    why do i have low appetite and nausea in morning?

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    when you wake up your blood sugar has fallen several times during the night and you have suffered high adrenaline and cortisol to bring it up, and this is a stress reaction. The result can be feeling crummy and nausea in the morning. You need to eat foods that support good blood sugar during sleep.
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    Lead-Tainted Applesauce Sailed Through Gaps in Food-Safety System

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    @potato this is so sad. I’ve been making and freezing all my baby food since I do not trust these companies.
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    Trepanning

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    @voldtzeig Ok cool. For eardrum, I think the target should be even higher than 98.6. E.g. Peat said: "Old people in particular can have brain at a “good temperature, oral 98.6 (37C), eardrum 99.5, for example” … but they’re producing less energy and that shows up as an extreme gradient from the extremities to the brain" from https://bioenergetic.life/clips/74ded?t=5569&c=107. So lots of room to improve!