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

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    @Ena Re: antifungal/antimicrobial effect of lovastatin. It looks like lovastatin (LOV) potentiates other antifungals rather than having that effect by itself. "LOV single treatment was unable to inhibit C. albicans strains except the ERG3 and ERG11 double mutant. LOV and itraconazole (ITZ) combination was capable of inhibiting the C. albicans planktonic cells and biofilms synergistically including the ITZ resistant mutants." --- From the abstract to Lovastatin synergizes with itraconazole against planktonic cells and biofilms of Candida albicans through the regulation on ergosterol biosynthesis pathway.
  • 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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    I talked to Danny Roddy via Patreon, and he told me it could be a defensive reaction to stress. Essentially, the body ups its protective hormones when challenged. In my case, it applied to elevated serum progesterone in hyperthyroidism, which I developed after elevating my metabolism with Cynoplus, while probably lacking necessary resources. Finasteride's endocrine-disruptive effects are well known, and in case of the high E2, stress is very likely. Danny also said supplementing progesterone could lower serum progesterone, but I haven't tried that and would obviously be vigilant about taking exogenous hormones. The wording is a little unclear, did your progesterone elevate after taking Finasteride, or was that an issue you had before? I can also really recommend booking a consultation with Danny, although it is pretty expensive ($150).
  • From medical devices to supplements. Red lights, CO2 tanks, large trash bags, kuinone, and more.

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    @jd_au said: My problem is, I've been on a high milk and fruit diet for years. But it was only when I started supplementing with additional vitamin C that my longstanding issue of blood in the nose and gums resolved (practically overnight). The problem is not vit C. it's the kind you use and the way you eat. Molecular integrity. Residues, even when labelled "natural" or plant based (acerola). And by the way, for other readers, mind the kind of "vitamin C" powder you buy, without a certificate (HV and real AA). Fake AA is at least 50 % rubbish. I can give a link if interested.
  • Recipes, food, meal prep, brands. Discuss them all here.

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    @Jennifer I was just considering today whether to use red or gold potatoes for potato salad.  I think I will try the gold this time.  Another consideration is whether to leave the skin on or take it off.  I think it's kind of Peaty to take it off, but maybe after cooking, the benefit of nutrients in the skin outweigh any trouble they may present to digestion. Only 300 years?  Haha, kidding of course.  That is some history.  And the scenery sounds just as one would want a 300 year old farm to be.  Interesting...biological transmutation.  That substitution effect of minerals in the biological process make sense, if what I remember Ray saying is correct, something about taking some extra salt, to help balance out minerals in the body.  I do need to look into Kervran. I'm with you on real food.  That is my goal as well.  Not just for quality, but for taste as well.  That is the first I've heard of the brand NestFresh.  I'll keep an eye out for them.  I do like the ethical aspect, but they'll have to wait until my food budget changes. That makes sense to me, that a person's intuition would guide them in what to choose to eat.  That possibly being rooted in heritage and genetic make up, which I think would be consistent with the Metabolic Typing Diet.  I've mentioned this some time back, maybe on the RPF, but I think that kind of diet would be contrary to Peat's perspective, if I'm recalling properly.  I think Peat doesn't like the idea of allowing genetics to determine what we eat or how to approach our health.  Or maybe I'm getting my information crossed.  Too much reading!  I've eaten plantains both overly ripe and starchy, green.  I would estimate that the majority of the time, I ate them overly ripe.  As you say, very sugary and spongy.  I think they're a great compliment to proteins, especially meat. I forgot about cooking potatoes in the microwave.  I've done that in the past.  I now primarily cook them in an Instant Pot or bake them in the oven.  I've come back to the microwave after not using it for about 10 years.  I have an EMF meter, and can tell you definitely don't stand in front of it while it's on; and even standing close to some components, while not running, give off EMF levels you don't want. I get that, about heaven and hell being energetic states of being.  I don't think that idea is inconsistent with the historical, Biblical versions.  Trouble in our lives is "hell on earth", and as you say, love "feels like heaven".  These for sure are states of energy, that can significantly affect us. I personally can reconcile these analogies with literal counter parts.  For if there is a hint of something, there must be a more certain and fuller version of it. Indeed.  I do think it's good we are being a good son and daughter to our dads.  And it's okay that we do our duty, apart from always being conscious of it.  Actually, it's probably preferred we don't over think things.  Neurosis is easy for an overly sensitive person.  Combine that with our overly stimulated world, and over thinking is easy to do.  You speak of being like water, being able to adapt and thrive within our challenges.  I see a calm mind and proper thought as part of that.
  • Discussing pistol squats, concentric exercise, resting, and other forms of strength training.

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    I thought aspirin and/or baking soda w water is good for afterwards? Gummy bears or fruit before and during lifting, no?
  • knee pain? cysts?

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    @pillsbury What kind of exercises were you doing before getting injured?? Those are both injuries of over-use. I had the same time of cyst on my wrist from gymnastics but I didn't pop it. I stopped putting heavy loads on it and I took lots of aspirin, and it disappeared in a couple of months. You should take aspirin, vitamin E mixed tocopherols, and get some selenium from shellfish 2x a week. Put a warm wet rag on it for 10 minutes every day. Never use icy hot at the same time as the skin is wet, but icy hot or a similar menthol+camphor+methyl salicylate rub helps too.
  • Supplements to offset SlimJim consumption?

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  • Weird energy drop hours after eating starch or fiber

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    @API-Beast I’m unsure. I know for myself, cooking rice pilaf well in bone broth was great for quick, digestible starches with no blood sugar “crash” feel. Same with jasmine rice and sweet potatoes.
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  • Religion and bioenergetics..

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    @StrongestPeater The soul isnt real. This is all just a chemical reaction.
  • Weird extreme fatigue bouts during exercise

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    @AndrewPeatMatrix I had exercise intolerance after a brain injury, dysautonomia was a big part of the problem and sounds similar to what you're describing. I've been focusing on increasing my heart rate variability, doing resonant breathing in between sets (kneeling or sitting on the ground and doing deep 4 second breaths in and out) and it seemed to help. Having said that, it took quite a while to get to that point. I wear a whoop strap which tracks my HRV though and have measured an increase over the past few months and don't feel terrible afterward. Related to that, I've been laying on a biomat post-workout, doing Wim Hof breathing either pre or post workout, and also increasing my Vitamin B intake (thiamine deficiency can be implicated in dysautonomia)
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  • Mark Sloan, CowsEatGrass, Ray Peat

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    @eric It generates lots of ROS similar to traditional chemotherapy.
  • A Guide to Peaty Christian Fasting/Peaty Lent?

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    I’m not sure about Orthodox or Prot but in Catholicism fruit juice does not break a fast. Also the current rules for fasting are pretty manageable. So unless you have some calling from God to do heavy fasting I wouldn’t over think it.
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