@eduardo-crispino very interesting thanks for pointing this out. His first post was on the 18th of November and then he made a few AI generated posts about “bioenergetic health” over a couple of months. Then a day after his 5th month anniversary (18th of April) he posted the link. Complex bot well done for pointing this out guys @ThinPicking @bot-mod

@ThinPicking said in I’ve got a problem with Danny Roddy.:

Naming dogs after some the best film and video game characters ever etc.

Interesting. So what is he feeding Vito Corleone and Super Mario?

Results from a human study.

Influence of rapamycin on safety and healthspan metrics after one year: PEARL trial results (2025)

@eduardo-crispino said in Tuna (reposted from /r/raypeat):

Tuna lines up planetarily with the ocean. Tuna is an octave of ocean energy. In fact, it's the energy of the center of the ocean. It's an energy school that is directly from the center of the ocean. This is an energy that is swimming on our planet right now.

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Tuna maxing

@PrinceTrebata In my case it was enough to stop contact with bacteria that presumably lived off of the various face oils I was depositing in that sleeping mask by being alive. I also like weekly liver a lot after I started to do that recently. Supposedly it can help with keeping the skin/other membranes in a good functional state. But this should not be overdone.

Might also want to try a hairstyle that keeps hair from touching the face as much.

You guys have no tact.

He can't come in guns blazing against vaccines. His whole initiative would be dead on arrival.

During his hearings he emphasized he'll put aside his biases and follow the science.

Long story short, he's already launched a large research effort with hundreds of scientists around he world to square away the cause of autism. If you've followed him long enough, you already know what this entails. He claims the conclusion in September will have the answers. This essentially lays the foundation for the push to alter the vaccine program how he sees fit.

Critics will then be unable to brush him off using "junk science" when the science they'll have to argue against was done by their beloved CDC and other traditionally "establishment" programs around the globe.

So don't throw the baby out with the bath water yet. It's a 2-4yr game we're playing.

@Samyo
I've corrected iron overload with blood take once a year. Twice advised.

@DavidPS I am skeptical.

Up to 30g of dietary salt intake/day has been relatively common in the US, Europe and Japan before refrigeration, due to salted fish, pickled vegetables and salty sausages all having been staples. Cancer is a modern disease that was not prevalent at that time.

You linked a meta study so it's hard to pin down an exact methodology but consider the connection between salt and fast food in the modern age. A lot of the salty foods nowadays are fried in vegetable oil, meaning PUFA, meaning cancer. If you don't change what you eat, but simply add more salt to it there shouldn't be much risk.

I didn't choose a specific salt target btw, I simply became more generous with adding salt to my food and the 15g is where I ended up naturally. Aside from a few mistakes while learning it has been absolutely delicious.

@LucH ty for the ideas

https://gemini.google.com/

The answer to the same prompt there's much better. The UI and inference process is more comparable to Grok's.

@Hearthfire said in Google AI search results straight up lying about Ray Peat. Just outright fabrication. Unbelievable!:

Don't you find it strange, even with so little context given in the search term, it chose to say all the opposite things that Peat said, instead of what he actually said? I've mostly gotten correct results from that Google AI summary about everything else.

Knowing how LLMs work, not particularly. What a whole human is doing when they're balancing sources and finding edges on the internet or elsewhere is remarkable. An LLM can't do that, yet.

@Samyo said in white sugar honey and maple syrup:

@random https://x.com/CowsEatGrassBlg/status/1906882828216021187

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Who Cares what people Say on X, everyone is an "expert" on X, aint saying sugar is absolutly Bad, just that it Can cause inflammation, simple. I Can give you an exemple, i was drinking milk and eating honey, i had symptoms, i stopped eating honey fully and part of the symptoms went away

@Corngold said in RFK Jr. Officially Nominated for HHS Secretary.:

No one climbing

It'll be a wall jumping ninja with a strong aversion to the smell.

@eduardo-crispino

Well, interestingly, things like the anti-seed oil stuff is actually starting to go mainstream. Steak 'n Shake is switching to beef tallow. Ray Peat's influence continues to grow as mouthpieces like RFJ Jr. and Joe Rogan regurgitate ideas Peat popularized. People are starting to demand these things.

We may yet see a day when McDonald's brings back beef tallow to fry their fries.

In the meantime, making ice cream (and really most everything else) at home is actually quite easy, you don't even need an ice cream mixer, although it would be a good investment. There are no mix recipes online. Tastes as good if not better than a lot of store bought ice cream.

And burgers? 10/10 made at home and way healthier.

@ThinPicking

Thanks much thinpicking, I will give it a look when I gather free energy for such matters.

@harry5 said in Vitamin A deficiency kills over half-million kids each year.:

the challenge is how to make it accessible to everyone

Also tell your operator not to worry about such things anymore.

@James
bicarbonate.
OJ
milk
eggs
spinach are all relatively high in bicarbonate. If you’re already having those, i guess you could add a little
baking soda in your juice or on your eggs or spinach instead of or along with table salt. Cooking with
coconut oil (eg frying eggs) or adding it to grated
carrots (one or two, once or twice a day) would probably also help as would adding a little
olive oil or butter to your food. Adding
vinegar helps and makes it tasty.
Salt too. When you don’t have time, munching on a few
pre cut mini carrots will do the trick.

most importantly try to avoid supplements. Seems their impurities and excipients, more often than not, confound the problem. Lo dose cypro shouldn’t be a problem. Probably helps.

this is interesting

https://old.reddit.com/r/Testosterone/comments/1hs1qnq/has_anyone_tried_dht_therapy_dihydrotesterone_not/