Coffee dries out skin and eyes, like finasteride, dutasteride and accutane
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@alex155
Zinc gluconate + arginine is a veterinarian castration product injected into the testisall 12 testes contained dark red, well-demarcated regions involving 25% to 100% of the testicular parenchyma (Figure 3). Histologically, these regions were characterized by severe, acute, coagulative necrosis with extensive acute hemorrhage. The inflammation and injury often extended beyond the testes into the tunics and epididymis; adjacent vessels showed evidence of vascular injury and thrombosis. - link
The zinc is an antiseptic like spermicide and the arginine, as a nitric oxide precursor facilitates the inflammation permanently damaging the testis.
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@PissBoy
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@alex155 Interesting research, thanks.
Have you also considered the importance of copper and its role in balancing zinc?
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4556990/
In the skin, copper is involved in the synthesis and stabilization of extracellular matrix skin proteins
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@Kvirion thank you very much! yes, I didn't think about copper, I need to try it
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I got it,
all these products are also strong aromatase inhibitors...
low DHT, plus low estrogen - makes you a real castrate! I
should reduce aspirin to at least one 100mg tablet every three days. By the way, UDCA also destroys all estrogen, and I've been taking it for 3 years -
A alex155 referenced this topic
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By the way, zinc bisglycinate, unlike the sulfate and citrate forms, does not cause dry skin, but no more than 25 mg per day.
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@PissBoy Very interesting.
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At least coffee can be multifaceted-ly beneficial, when taken in the right amounts and with cream and sugar.
Fina steride seems to be completely destructive. -
Coffee helps with:
Fighting Melanoma
Oral health
Keep ing Cortisol down
Liver health
Protecting against Senility
Maintain ing DNA integrity
Prevent ingTinnitus
Cancer, particularly liver cancerhttps://lowtoxinforum.com/search/2631402/?q=Coffee&c[title_only]=1&c[users]=Haidut&o=relevance
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This is interesting but I think it can be helpful to take breaks from coffee. Like, try to go to sleep and just wake up naturally on time, have the energy to sleep deeply. Not saying it's easy I just feel less reliant on coffee though. It helps, but I used to rely on it very heavily.
