@lykos [image: 1768243889124-bef2bc2c-a00c-44be-8445-2343e46a5a7a-image.png]

@nothingclever oh then nvm

[image: 1767469972043-97b9c5b6-a428-41f0-b43c-f11f84306192-image.png] @ThinPicking

@Norwegian-Mugabe It is a historical coincidence that Franz Kafka consumed large quantities of unpasteurized milk as part of his strict vegetarian diet, [image: 1767126158963-06b3c447-193a-4966-a8df-01ce6b3c4a46-image.png] which he adopted for general health purposes and to ease ailments like migraines and insomnia, long before his tuberculosis diagnosis. He consumed unpasteurized milk and believed it was a healthy choice, a common view before the understanding of bacterial transmission was widespread. Milk doesn't necessary causes hairloss but there migh be a connection between his tuberculosis and habit of drinking unpasteurized milk

Useful links *) Coenzyme et Cofacteur ne se lient pas par insuffisance de Thiamine (B1) (Coenzyme and cofactor do not bind due to thiamine (B1) deficiency) https://mirzoune-ciboulette.forumactif.org/t2015-vaut-le-detour-it-s-worth-the-detour#29416 *) B1 deficiency and Potassium Waste Thiamine Deficiency Causes Intracellular Potassium Wasting 04/23 By Elliot OVERTON, DIPCNM CFMP, author at “Hormones Matters” is a nutritional therapist and functional medicine practitioner based in the UK. https://www.hormonesmatter.com/thiamine-deficiency-causes-intracellular-potassium-wasting/ Thiamine deficiency causes intracellular potassium wasting. Excerpt: In short, the bioenergetic state of the cell governs its ability to retain potassium ions and structure water into a gel-like phase. A cell with plentiful ATP can maintain this ability, independent of the “sodium potassium pump”. On the other hand, cells lacking energy lose their capacity to retain potassium, intracellular water becomes “unstructured” and intracellular concentration of sodium ions increases and the electronic state of the cell is changed. This causes water to “leak” out of the cells into the extracellular space to produce a localized edema of sorts. Thiamine, playing a central role in energy metabolism, is partially responsible for maintaining healthy redox balance and a continuous supply of ATP. Hence, it is no wonder why a deficiency of this essential nutrient produces such drastic changes in the cellular electrolyte balance. *) Thyroïde B1 B2 B3 – Interaction entre les vitamines du groupe B et la thyroïde https://mirzoune-ciboulette.forumactif.org/t2018-comment-booster-votre-energie#29549 Thyroid hormone (thyroxine) regulates the enzymatic conversion of riboflavin into its active coenzyme forms. B2 is necessary for the regulation of thyroid enzymes: B2 helps to organify iodine (i.e. the incorporation of iodine for the production of thyroid hormones). *) Choline is a well-known methyl donor, but it cannot play a methyl-donor role until it is converted to betaine in the liver and kidneys. Avoid chronic high niacin exposure since it might induce a methyl pool depletion. Excessive nicotinic acid increases methyl consumption and hydrogen peroxide generation in rats https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.3109/13880209.2012.697175 https://www.nature.com/articles/hr2011133 *) Anti-Stress & Neuro-Protective Effects of Thiamine (B1) Mitochondrial Energy Uploaded thanks to Optimized Enzyme Communication https://mirzoune-ciboulette.forumactif.org/t2045-english-corner-anti-stress-neuro-protective-effects-of-thiamine-b1#29712 Neuroprotective Effects of Thiamine Impact on mitochondrial respiration – Link with ATP production Power plant (power station generating electricity) The role of thiamin deficiency in lower brain dysfunction (dysautonomia) Nutrient deficiency & interaction of vitamins B Understanding nutritional & functional deficiencies (enzymatic metabolic block) How much and which kind of thiamine? (video Elliot Overton) How to proceed to avoid / limit a paradoxical reaction.

@engineer said in The Death of the Dollar: photonics engineer Excellent. Who needs a dollar or a noble metal when you can quant a corona. Or other miraculous feat. objectively has the best prospects future invention potential Prospector dependant.

@pittybitty thànks f1or the advice I will see. The higher I took is 2mg.

@ethan Thank you Ethan I will look through this.

@PrinceTrebata Amazon does have the 500mg 60 caps but seems sporadic. Recently got that size off Amazon, was shipped from Israel, all ok Could try this: https://science.bio/product/meldonium-powder-50g/

@Elza said in Reducing antipsychotic effects: do have the carrot salad with organic white vinegar and coconut oil Coconut oil is fine but to have LPS toxins captured, mufa is best , with olive oil. Macadamia nuts or half a avocado.

@LetTheRedeemed i am, i have received 2 orders from meds mx over the last year, and i know several people who received orders from meds mx living in the USA

Really insightful post — I appreciate how deeply it explores iodine’s role in overall body function. It’s refreshing to see discussions that connect science, history, and practical wellness without the usual pharmaceutical bias. I’ve been reading a lot about optimization and balance lately, even outside health topics like in gaming communities (for example, the Nulls Brawl APK game at the trusted site https://getnullsbrawl.org/ ), and I see the same idea — the right balance and source make all the difference. Thanks for sharing such a detailed breakdown!

@CrumblingCookie said in Cancer & cell proliferation in the breast and prostate: There are also research hints to idiodide/iodine dissolving the agglutination of granulatomous tissues Thanks for posting. I’ve used Luc’s pendulum trying to understand “idiodide/iodine dissolving the agglutination of granulatomous tissues”. Granulotomous tissues: small clusters or clumps of immune cells that form in response to infections or damaged tissue, as a way for the body to isolate the threat. => Iodine, often in the form of potassium iodide or Lugol's iodine, is used to treat certain granulomatous diseases because it concentrates in infected granulomas and can inhibit their further formation. The treatment works by altering the host's immune response, increasing granulocyte chemotaxis, and improving phagocytosis of pathogens. => Potassium iodide (IK) has shown success in treating various granulomatous lesions, including those caused by fungal and tuberculous infections. The efficacy of iodine treatment is thought to be mediated by changes in the host's immune response, rather than direct killing of the organism. Iodide supplementation can increase the movement (chemotaxis) of granulocytes to inflamed areas, improving their ability to engulf (phagocytosis) bacteria. => So It makes it easier for the immune system to reach the target. ScienceDirect Topics – mechanism of action of potassium iodide Question to AI: Could a wart be seen as an extended middle to lodge HPV virus (Human Papillomavirus)? => Yes, a wart can be seen as a way for the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) to lodge and spread, as the wart itself is a visible manifestation of an HPV infection. The virus infects the cells of the skin or mucous membranes and causes them to grow, forming the wart which acts as a site for further viral activity and transmission to other individuals. NB: There are over 100 types of HPV identified. I’ve been using several specific essential oils (EO) but the only effect seen is an over-reaction. The beast / creature gets lightly thicker. I know it takes several weeks… I could have used Lugol 12% iodine concentration (1 oz solution bottle) to attack the virus. Apply directly on the wart 2x/d. Mind the surrounding skin (irritation). However, Lugol's solution does not have a keratolytic effect (keratin-dissolving effect). Instead, salicylic acid is used as a keratolytic agent. It takes several weeks before seeing a result. Or use "cryotherapy" with silver nitrate to see a quicker effect. 1 drop Lugol 12% (1 drop = approx. 0.05 ml) is potassium iodide and it contains 9 mg iodine. 9 000 mcg! Compare with the RDA 150 mcg Note: Tincture of iodine has been used for more than 150 years for disinfecting wounds. Iodine was a well-known agent used by the US army during WW1 (and povidone-iodine during WW2) to treat wounds. And sulfanilamide as well. Iodine was commonly carried in medic's belts and aid stations during WW1, and similar antiseptic applications continued through WW2 by corpsmen. doi: 10.1111/j.1742-481X.2007.00405.x How effective is iodine as virucidal? (And by microbes, viruses, fungi and parasites) DOI: 10.1530/ERC-17-0515 Role of iodine metabolism in physiology and cancer. Endocr. Relat. Cancer. 2018 New research supports the exciting idea that I- participates as a protective antioxidant and can be oxidized to hypoiodite, a potent oxidant involved in the host defense against microorganisms. This was possibly the original role of I- in biological systems, before the appearance of TH in evolution. I- per se participates in its own regulation, and new evidence indicates that it may be antineoplastic, anti-proliferative and cytotoxic in human cancer. Alterations in the expression of I- transporters are associated with tumor development in a cancer-type-dependent manner. SARS-Cov-2 doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0254341 The in vitro virucidal activity of intranasal Povidone-Iodine (PVP-I) has been demonstrated recently to reduce SARS-CoV-2 viral titers. EID (200 μg iodine/ml) after exposure for 60 and 90 seconds was compared to controls. In both cases, the viral titer was reduced by 99%. EID = Essential Iodine Drops. Influenza viruses Iodine, particularly in the form of povidone-iodine, is effective against influenza viruses by disrupting their structure and blocking their ability to attach to and enter host cells. How it works • Disrupts viral structure: Iodine makes structural changes to the viral coat by attacking key viral proteins • Blocks attachment: Iodine interferes with the hemagglutinin protein, preventing the virus from attaching to receptors on human cells. • Inhibits viral release: It also inhibits neuraminidase, a viral enzyme essential for releasing new virus particles from infected cells.

@sunsunsun I really can't deal with their liquid solutions anymore

Sources and References 0. Inspired by my reading from Jean-Marie Defossez in a health magazine. Who is Jean-Marie Defossez? A speaker, author, and facilitator of breathing courses and workshops, Jean-Marie Defossez holds a doctorate in animal biology and specializes in physiology. Trained in numerous therapeutic breathing techniques, notably in the USA, he founded the breathing coach in 2014. He is notably the author of “Grand Guide du nerf vague” and “Être en bonne santé grâce au nerf vague” (The Great Guide to the Vagus Nerve, and “Being Healthy Thanks to the Vagus Nerve”, published by Jouvence Editions). NB: His guide / site is a bit too commercial. Not everything is 100% in line with RP, but it's a good start to explore further (if you have time to lose) Short video of Relaxation and Pranayama – for Shavasana technique https://youtu.be/1VYlOKUdylM (1.06’’) sedinfrance.org: Vagus nerve stimulation (In French) Chronic stress affects the functioning of the vagus nerve. Excessive or constant stimulation can lead to desensitization. An over-stimulated vagus nerve can become weakened or dysfunctional, leading to a variety of symptoms such as digestive upset, anxiety, chronic fatigue, and difficulty recovering physically and emotionally. When the nerve is constantly stimulated, it can lose its ability to function properly, affecting the balance of the autonomic nervous system and leading to dysfunction. The vagus nerve also plays an important role in regulating inflammation. apoticaria.com le-nerf-vague-sentinelle-du-bien-être (in French) => When properly activated, the vagus nerve has a positive effect on regulating inflammation. Through acetylcholine, it sends a signal to immune cells (especially those in the intestine) to reduce inflammation as soon as it is no longer necessary. How is the vagus nerve affecting acetylcholine? Indirectly through microbiota on cortisol and serotonin hormones? The vagus nerve does not directly cause the microbiota to produce acetylcholine. However … The Role of Serotonin and Cortisol • Microbiota influence on serotonin: The gut microbiota affects tryptophan metabolism, a precursor to serotonin, and can produce serotonin itself, influencing the neurotransmitter levels in the body and brain. • Microbiota's impact on cortisol: The microbiota-gut-brain axis is involved in regulating the stress response, which includes the production of hormones like cortisol. How It Connects a. Microbiota influence neurotransmitter levels: Gut bacteria influence the production of neurotransmitters like serotonin. b. Vagus nerve activation by microbial products: These microbial products, including acetylcholine and others, can directly or indirectly activate the vagus nerve, which connects the gut to the brain. c. Influence on hormonal regulation: The vagus nerve's signals influence brain regions that modulate mood, stress, and emotion, which are linked to hormones such as cortisol and serotonin. d. Bidirectional communication: This creates a bidirectional relationship where the microbiota influences brain function via the vagus nerve, and brain activity also influences the gut microbiota. Neurotransmitter modulation: The vagus nerve helps with stress management. eleasante.com / le-lien-entre-le-nerf-vague-et-le-sommeil-implications-conséquences-et-pistes-thérapeutiques (in French) (The-link-between-the-vagus-nerve-and-sleep-implications-consequences-and-therapeutic-avenues) When the vagus nerve is activated, it induces a state of relaxation and calms physiological stress reactions. The vagus nerve modulates the production of cortisol via acetylcholine by promoting a state of relaxation and regulating the parasympathetic nervous system, which calms the body's stress response. Acetylcholine, the main neurotransmitter of the vagus nerve, has anti-inflammatory effects too and improves mood, particularly nervous system activity, which is linked to increased cortisol production. Music Use for Mood Regulation: Self-Awareness and Conscious Listening Choices in Young People with Tendencies to Depression. https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/psychology/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2019.01199/full Technique of Shavasana or Savasana Vidéo (avancez jusque 45’’) : Relaxation et Pranayama - Viloma en Savasana https://youtu.be/H4PJz-hFd54 (en français) 15’ => You gradually and fairly slowly move through the contact points of the body parts in contact with the ground, starting from the head, i.e., the top of the skull. You imagine that you are "exhaling" the load, the tension. You feel the tension, imagine the weight of the limbs, and you gradually release them, moving through the other limbs. You feel the weight of the body leaving you. Some people will not be able to directly use this technique until they have released excess stress through a fairly energy-intensive physical activity. Jogging, for example (or whatever physical activity suits you best).