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  • Scientific papers, books, blog posts. Discussion of whatever you find interesting and notable.

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    @CrumblingCookie said: Wondering and curious about whether you are indeed developing tolerance via specific cytochrome upregulation or receptor downregulation. Or whether your subjective benefits are exhausting some other pathway or regenerative substrate, like choline or calcium or anything. Not sure. But I suspect its the liver becoming better at metabolizing it. Happens to me with many other supplements as well. Not caffeine though. So it seems to affect only cetain enzymes. I'll try dandelion next. Also finally found some good aged cascara, and it really does seem to be good for liver health.
  • Websites, newsletters, articles, podcasts, interviews, explainers, books, and other resources that relate to the work of Dr. Raymond Peat.

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    CiceroC
    I noticed the reprint of Nutrition for Women says "100 short articles by Ray Peat, PHD," where the old one said "92...". What did they add to it? Also, note that From PMS to Menopause is for sale on Peat's website but not Amazon, and Peat's website doesn't have Generative Energy. Weird. I wonder if Katherine gets more of the money if you order from Peat's site. I'd imagine so.
  • 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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    “Many people feel positive emotions in their organ nerve centers, for example the heart plexus and the solar plexus. The good feelings go with good functions. When the nerves cringe because of the presence of authoritarians, the nerve supply to the organs is impaired. Thinking of the offensive person is enough to do it. Food, activity, and feelings about your surroundings go together, and it’s important to listen to your viscera, to really participate in constructive living.” – Ray Peat The cringing of nerves blocking blood flow resulting in a stress reaction is obvious to me in the presence of some people (or a certain personality). Complete avoidance of these people is not possible and exposure therapy hasn’t worked so far. Has anyone been able to overcome this and if yes, how did you do it?
  • From medical devices to supplements. Red lights, CO2 tanks, large trash bags, kuinone, and more.

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    I’ve been using two drops 8mg of thymoquinone of the current formulation right before bed on my tongue. Sleeping extra good. Don’t wake up at all until alarm clock except some recent thunderstorms. I replaced 4 drops of Kuinone on tongue before bed. I like the effects of Tuinone better. More calming. For black seed oil seems like if you had an extra strength oil 7.5% TQ you’d need about a teaspoon of the product and would be getting lots of Pufa and other things that aren’t thymoquinone
  • Recipes, food, meal prep, brands. Discuss them all here.

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    @alfredoolivas Perhaps, but I'm not certain. I actually was eating a lot more kale recently (maybe 150g a day) for a week and I did notice I had lost some weight (like 5lbs), but I was also walking in nature more at the time. I'll try incorporating it more consistently and get back to you.
  • Discussing pistol squats, concentric exercise, resting, and other forms of strength training.

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    @hawk1 okay you actually had agency & balls and settled with some pretty decent sources. It took you two months, but I’m proud of you if that means anything.
  • glucose milk causing me to be serotonergic

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    @ethan Dangit they are the ones who blocked me for no reason.
  • Thriving, getting better

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    Still one of my favourite posts. W sushi. W christmas. W bioenergetic forum
  • growing taller potential studies

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    @lobotomize said in growing taller potential studies: @Jennifer Sadly, Peat has made some wild anecdotal claims that really blur the line between reality and fiction. Examples include: He claimed a infertile woman ovulated after wearing his cardigan. A dog allegedly regrew an eyeball. He claimed to eat 10,000+ calories per day without gaining weight. I believe he grew. After switching from a plant-based diet to an ancestral one heavy in full-fat dairy and supplementing thyroid in my early 30s, my wisdom teeth erupted and I regained an inch of the almost four inches I lost when my spine collapsed in my 20s. I’ve grown another inch since. I just hope I don’t surpass my original height of just under 5’4”. I’ve always wanted to be short. My sibling is tall (6’4”) and I was one of the tallest kids in my class, until becoming vegetarian around 11/12 and I stopped growing.
  • Magnesium is as bad as serotonin when too high

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    @sphagnum i take it with milk . Que viva el mejor
  • New "Mission" of RPF

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    @AlphaZance said in New "Mission" of RPF: @Charlie benefited from eating liver: I ate liver a couple of days this week and noticed my acne improved dramatically. I am slowly backing off supplementing. None, now. And barely anything before that. Last week, I ate no liver, had significant acne. This week, ate it 2 days, huge difference. I think I am going to try to eat liver at least once a week from now on. Not having to force it down anymore, so it's not such a big deal like it use to be. I am trying my best to get everything from food. Except thyroid hormone, since I am not able to get that from food I am supplementing that. Does the dandruff itch or burn? Do you think it could possibly be seborrheic dermatitis? Because I am dealing with that and I also noticed that its much better this week. K, but back on topic. Liver is definitely helping my acne. https://lowtoxinforum.com/threads/vitamin-a-for-acne.1132/ Comments from 2013, you can benefit from something at first in some aspects and then it make you feel worst at some point
  • Chaffee ridiculous insulin claim debunk

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  • unable to lose weight

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    lobotomizeL
    @hwisdom When I crave cake, I add sugar to my milk. When I crave salty food, I add salt to my orange juice. Basically, I satisfy the craving through means I deem healthy
  • dht and creativity

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    @ethan he is the king of retards twitter seems to attract the über retards
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    @sunsunsun That's what happens when you let the french attempt to do science
  • I found the cure for many chronic illnesses.

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    @sunsunsun Thanks for the diagnosis Phil, i was really worried we were going to let a little thing like "leading murder squads" get in the way of his personal growth
  • what is your opinion on Chlorine dioxide as a cheap antibiotic?

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    @lobotomize It's not an "antibiotic". that would imply it has some specific means at exploiting metabolism or other structural vulnerability in bacterial cells. It's a broad spectrum oxidative agent which is cytotoxic. It kills bacteria as much as it kills enterocytes, epithelial cells, mucilages or anything else it interacts with. I personally would not touch it with a barge pole and most people i know who did the "miracle mineral solution"during COVID have IBS now and issues with food intolerances most likely because of it and the things it can kill. Essential oils(some fractions can be bacteriacidal but EO's generally function all the same), hydrogen peroxide, chlorine dioxide, silver ions. None of these things are antibiotics in the bacteriostatic or bacteriacidal sense. They indiscriminately kill everything in their path with zero selectivity through ROS bursts which makes them broad spectrum biocides. You cannot control what they do and do not interact with and therefore are not worth the risk. You can titrate the dose of a macrolide or tetracycline to be bacteriostatic or bacteriacidal, you have no such control over a broad spectrum, highly oxidative agent. There is no biologically meaningful therapeutic window that will reduce risk either and reap rewards or therapeutic outcome. Avoid
  • I've ascended.

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    the addition of whey protein to my diet seems to be promoting leanness
  • [List] Overlooked or unusual health additions

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    @rohmilchbubi said in [List] Overlooked or unusual health additions: such What has been your experience with the eye drops? Have they actually helped? The website looks somewhat shady and there's no information about the company. Traditional Chinese Medicine herbs can be effective in treating many wounds and injuries. Here is a good article on some. https://www.chuckrowtaichi.com/TCMHerbs.html
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    @dt interdasting....
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    Hi @Luke! It’s possible, but I doubt he would exclude plant protein because he said that the keto acids in plants are “the equivalent of the essential amino acids” and that, for example, “potato protein is better than egg yolk,” and “two pounds of well-cooked mashed potato has the protein value similar to a liter of milk, about 33 grams of protein.” Add to that, his response when asked how he arrived at the 50 g was that “it’s hard to eat less because even with the juices, as you reach a gallon of orange juice, your protein is going up considerably” and “you have to somewhat limit your milk and cheese and egg intake” so it seems to me he was factoring in plant protein, but I could be wrong. I suspect the bulk of his calories came from fruit juice, since he mentioned a gallon of OJ in several interviews, and I averaged 50 g of protein (and 3,000 calories) on the fruitarian diet. What I’m wondering is how he kept his protein that low, or if he did, when he experimented with the vegetable diet and suffered spastic dystonia of the throat and vocal cords. Haha! Thankfully, she was a French woman who also ate Cantonese and Polynesian food. I’m not sure if it was as good as the real thing, but my mum and I found her a coconut-based ice cream that she really liked.
  • 100 mcg t3 thoughts?

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  • Bioenergetics for high-level athletes

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    @mpmh other than Ronaldo, no. 99.9999999% of everyone else are coping also >high level athlete >hansius kekw
  • glycine maxing

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    @lobotomize drinking 8L of milk a day increases serotonin, yet here we are.
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    just got some gaba powder. have some dmso too.... hmmmm... transdermal gaba applied to scalp to cross into brain.... hmmmm ... interdasdting.....
  • How much vitamin E to counter PUFA

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    @LucH Thank you for the detailed response and for confirming what I was worried about, which is overdoing the vitamin E supplementation. I have a 400 IU supplement, so I will be taking that 2-3x a week, depending on my inflammatory status! (I think I’ll start with 3)