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@AlphaZance said in New "Mission" of RPF: @Charlie benefited from eating liver: I ate liver a couple of days this week and noticed my acne improved dramatically. I am slowly backing off supplementing. None, now. And barely anything before that. Last week, I ate no liver, had significant acne. This week, ate it 2 days, huge difference. I think I am going to try to eat liver at least once a week from now on. Not having to force it down anymore, so it's not such a big deal like it use to be. I am trying my best to get everything from food. Except thyroid hormone, since I am not able to get that from food I am supplementing that. Does the dandruff itch or burn? Do you think it could possibly be seborrheic dermatitis? Because I am dealing with that and I also noticed that its much better this week. K, but back on topic. Liver is definitely helping my acne. https://lowtoxinforum.com/threads/vitamin-a-for-acne.1132/ Comments from 2013, you can benefit from something at first in some aspects and then it make you feel worst at some point

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

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@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.

@DavidPS you're welcome. Theobromine is supposed to be less stimulating for the CNS than caffeine. Here's another study where it strongly increased tyrosine hydroxilase and dopamine receptors in a mouse model of ADHD. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/380300570_Theobromine_improves_hyperactivity_inattention_and_working_memory_via_modulation_of_dopaminergic_neural_function_in_the_frontal_cortex_of_spontaneously_hypertensive_rats

@heyman an egg yolk

@LetTheRedeemed I don’t think NO pathway is necessarily always bad. If you’re underproducing NO, you might actually benefit from it.

@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.

@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

@Mauritio said in Methionine/Cysteine restriction increases longetivity AND energy expenditure: On top of that im not comfortable with NAC's role in cancer. I won't take HD NAC with HD B3 When Niacin (or vitamin B3) and NAC (N-acetyl cysteine) are combined, especially under specific pH and concentration conditions, a chemical reaction may occur that forms pyrazinic acid (pyrazine). Most sources specify that no interaction has been found between NAC and niacinamide (or nicotinamide). This is incorrect when there is prolonged concomitant use with a high dosage of NAC. The toxic effects of pyrazinic acid may include cellular damage and oxidative stress, which is of particular concern for people with predispositions to oxidative stress-related diseases. Source: Hepatotoxicity related to anti-tuberculosis drugs: mechanisms and management https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jceh.2012.12.001 2013. The toxicity of pyrazinamide is both dose dependent with a higher dose at 40–50 mg/kg, with NAC combination. (2 800 to 3 500 mg NAC for 70 Kg/weight, or +/ 170 Lb). Moreover NAC may not be safe for people who bleed easily. NAC may raise your odds of bleeding problems if you have a bleeding disorder such as hemophilia or you take blood-thinning drugs (aspirin, some essential oils or curcumin, which have some impact on platelet aggregation). => Prolonged dose NAC interfere with platelet aggregation.

microvascular circulation might be better than things like cayenne Grok says burdock root diosmin/hesperdidin Cleavers Echinacea gotu kola // Ginkgo biloba move the lymph, and some people confuse lymph circulation with arterial circulation maybe bald people have reduced lymph circulation but their arteries are still okay

@AL ok thanks. Looks like the purity is 99.5% ?

@Jennifer haha yes I love it — keep the passion alive Glad I helped you find it

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.

@DavidPS said in Assorted news: Turkey Tail and Cordyceps You must not dry, cap and sell the native fungi.

@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.