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@ThinPicking pretty sure she's posting actively on another forum

I stopped. Got no results, but people who I work with, some of them have had some good results.

@noodlecat59 No worries, it's not my creation. I'm just longtime active writer there. It's been invite only for 5 years and now they decided to open it up a bit.

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@ThinPicking

I used to benefit a lot from green tea actually. Maybe I need to start drinking it again... Its the dose that is difficult. Sometimes I would put 4 teabags in a cup and drink it and feel good. Sometimes does nothing

Im also looking into functional B2 deficiency and molybdenum supplements which I am taking currently. That is related to GABA because of weird cascades in the body and all sorts.

I read about how molybdenum is needed to transport iron around the body. People with adhd have low brain iron and apparently amphetamine somehow fixes that????? But that seems like using a sledgehammer to put in tent pins

modern medicine is very forceful. peat is gentle. better for the body?

im going to keep doing what im doing for a week or two and come back. this may be it.

@Rah1woot @CrumblingCookie

I am positive even a small amount of iodine would help if you have a fungal infection in the scalp. How much did you use, CrumblingCookie? Did you notice it drying out your hair or something? If it was a large amount you tried, maybe just mixing in a couple drops with whatever shampoo you use, and increasing until you see negative effects would be the play. Then reduce it a bit.

My brother has been dealing with a ringworm infection on his hand, I'll be recommending he try the iodine. Thanks for that info. Will also try the borax.

@Rah1woot said in Reversal of hair loss in Mice with “sugar gel”:

But this is getting somewhat off the thread topic of sugar gel and hairloss.
I will make a separate thread @CrumblingCookie and tag you.

I mean, this thread has evolved into a general discussion of hair loss and treatments already. But maybe it would be good to have a hair loss general so to speak, for easier discoverability for future users.

@heyman google translate brother…. It’s integrated with chrome

@Truth Nomane right? got banned for quoting someone else’s post and got banned on my other account for replying with somebody’s join date

@alfredoolivas I think he ordered dht raws before they went out of stock, and I get good results from his dht liquid. that's all I can say, and yes my only criticism is there is no testing as some proof that it's correct dht

Some interesting stuff on pentoxifylline

-" PTX completely restored bone mass, bone strength and bone mineral properties by an anabolic mechanism. PTX has the potential to become an oral osteogenic drug for the treatment of post-menopausal osteoporosis."
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30858147/

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.biopha.2021.112399

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21748765/

https://lowtoxinforum.com/threads/some-pentoxifylline-studies.10437/post-345653

https://www.reddit.com/r/Nootropics/comments/1k6l3u7/pentoxifylline_makes_me_intelligent_again/

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10506631/

https://lowtoxinforum.com/threads/evaluation-of-the-effect-of-pentoxifylline-on-sleep-deprivation-induced-memory-impairment.10310/

https://lowtoxinforum.com/threads/chorionic-morphine-naltrexone-and-pentoxifylline-effect-on-hypophyso-gonadal-hormones-of-male-rats.10305/

https://www.reddit.com/r/LongHaulersRecovery/s/mh5AO1rOBA

Ray Peat:

"The use of nitric oxide for treating pulmonary
hypertension is deflecting interest from generally
safe substances, such as magnesium, oxybutyrate,
pentoxifylline, progesterone, DHEA, testosterone,
and thyroid hormone, and directing attention
away from the various factors that cause the
pulmonary hypertension of adults as well as
newborns. "

"Although caffeine, if it’s combined with hypoglycemia and stress, will increase lipolysis and free fatty acids, several of the methylxanthines, including caffeine, theophylline, and pentoxifylline, can protect against capillary leakage, probably by a variety of antiinflammatory actions, including inhibition of nitric oxide synthesis (Bereta, et al., 1994).”

Great thread @Mauritio, I read through the whole thread - bravo to you and the others that contributed

Trying to make some sense of it all
But I can see it makes no sense at all

@GreekDemiGod “forum supporters” are still being banned for simply saying milk is healthy and not being dogmatic.

Interesting point of view... https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/we-are-being-amused-abused-death

I have discovered a way to use essential oils without greasiness and made a good recipe

use everclear, and the essential oil, applying it becomes non-greasy

so you could do 28ml Everclear, 1ml peppermint oil and 1ml eucalyptus oil, or your oil of choice

@yerrag The turbines kill so many birds and bats. They're making people sick and causing farm animals to die. They shed pfas from blades that spin at speeds of 100 mph, and people need to learn about the dangers of "infrasound." NO ONE should be within 3 miles of those things. People want to move but their property values plummet so they're sick, broke, and stuck.

I do respect your opinions and experience, but will need to table theorizing about the viability of his strategies. I would however still like to hear from others who have read his book and tried out his recommendations.

@gg12 fat, sugar, glutamine.

@tubert makes sense! thx

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