@SolisMack

this is def true I can back this up with personal experience, the dopamine elevated by knowing ur boutta beat ur meat after 10 mins of work increases productivity

Well it contains prostaglandins, which are not very peaty so to say also in rare cases it can be immunogenic, even mainstream medicine admits it. Oral/anal sex might trigger immune response, and might cause your body to create antibodies against sperm-cells, and cause infertility. But as i said, that’s pretty rare

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do you have more energy?

woop woop

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@Chud It has no vitamins at all unlike orange juice. I think it is beneficial in small amounts, like one or maybe 2 cans or small bottles a day for most people. More if you work out and get enough nutrients from other sources. I wouldn't make it my major carb source.

@Mag1313 I heard something from Dr. Greger (vegan guy) about supplementing too much calcium at once potentially increasing arterial calcification or something. 1/4 tspn at a time doesn't sound like it would be a problem though. Just something to look into if you wanted to. Idk much about milk alkali syndrome, but I think the dosages you gave seem quite safe to me.

I've been taking ketotifen – a drug with a very similar structure and pharmacology to cyproheptadine, for a few months now to manage my chronic urticaria. At a dosage of 1.5mg per day, I've noticed vivid dreams with high recall.

@Cobson The New Sun Cometh….

we can use a peaty ice cream scoop to remove his vit a contaminated eyes

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