@engineer with that dose less so. Other DA agonists such as cabergoline can increase NA. Bromocriptine lowers it. Some love them, others get no effect from them. I did get cool results from caber, it was euphoric at the start, it just made me insulin resistant. That could be why you feel tired too from a 1mg dose of prami which is quite high.

@LetTheRedeemed On a call with Patrick Arnold, he mentioned that an analogue of "pregnenbolone" is a suicide inhibitor the of the mineralocorticoid receptor due to it's estrane core and extreme unsaturation, along with the keto group on position 2.

@Milk-Destroyer If you want to eat the kale leaf, maybe microwave it and then drizle it in oil and oven it? I think thats the best way to preserve the nutrients.

@risingfire brought the final boss variable compounder

@engineer nsfw dis ish

@jamezb46 reason why?

@sunsunsun XD

Magnesium calms the heartbeat, though Calcium and Potassium are obviously involved in certain ways. Not everyone seems to react the same way to certain Magnesium forms, she may have to try a couple of types to find the right one for her.

Had read at the old RP forum that hypothyroidism can be a cause of sleep apnea. Just something to research or consider.

@engineer inshallah

https://www.utmb.edu/utmb/news-article/utmb-news/2024/11/19/study-finds-erectile-dysfunction-medications-associated-with-significant-reductions-in-deaths--cardiovascular-disease--dementia I started taking 2.5mg recently. No noticeable side effects.

@Meeka I stopped taking it early and felt better within a couple of days. I was prescribed it again after that and only made it through one dose. I won’t be taking that antibiotic again.

@hawk1 Yeah I don't think you understood the article, if you are looking at these sources.

@Mossy said in Bile can serve as a reservoir for funghi, making them harder to treat: you obviously don't think the vitamin A from liver is enough or effective in the same manner as supplementing vitamin A? No. Whenever I can eat 2 chicken livers (broth) it's fine. Not always available. No need to supplement if I eat liver. Apart case: Infection, higher ratio and more D3.

@wester130 I have two versions. One came diluted, at 25%. The other is 100%, not diluted. And, to qualify me even further for a Darwin award, I didn't even mean to grab oregano oil, but a different oil. I put the 100% on my skin.

@Jennifer Good news that you're getting away from the computer.  I've been doing the same. I don't believe I can change the title, but if I could, I promise I would, to put the burden, so to speak, on me, rather than you.  Though, I think the evidence will show your inclination to cooking is more natural than mine. Ok, so your brother likes attention to detail as well.  I think that makes sense.  Guys can have a more analytical approach, and girls more intuitive.  Though, that can vary, I think, depending on the task.  For me, cooking these days is more work than fun.  So, I think my desire to be precise is so I can be efficient with my time and move on to another task, or even better, free time.  Though, with my precision, I do want to get it right, so the finished dish tastes as it should. Indeed, that is trying, to say the least — serious trauma.  I'm glad you're able to move forward and that you've gotten thyroid to work for you.  It was an eye opener for me, to learn that supporting the physiological can help deal with the psychological.  I tended to approach everything as mind over matter.  Where sometimes supporting the matter can help the mind.  If thyroid works for you, I see that as a win. I must say, I would've coveted your red floaties over the blue.  At least as a younger child.  My story is very similar, coincidentally, where I was crying to have the red cup my brother had, and I had the blue.  Ok, now that I can relate to...floating in the water and relaxing, versus trying to conquer the wave. I think if there is one activity that is anti-internet age, it is floating.  The saying these days is to "touch grass", to all of us who are online too much...maybe we can add to that, "go float", "touch water", etc. That is tough, new meals on demand.  I've trained my dad to know he won't get that every night.  Most nights are a mix of premade and new ingredients.  Like I may have premade seasoned beef and rice, which I'll use in a just-made burrito or taco.  So, your dad's appetite is low to the point that only fresh food appeals to him?  Or, is he purposely being ornery? I think you'd have a good chance if The Peat is Right or Wheel of Alternative Medicine ever becomes a game show. Interesting about sprouted grains being sweeter.  Maybe there is something to that.  Where a riper version of something is usually sweeter...maybe the same for sprouted grains.  You had me at Wonka .  Wonka anything has got to be better.

More info on the way how coco acts... How does coconut oil can stabilize or protect ingested PUFA from oxidation? Key ideas Coconut oil is not just resistant to oxidation but it can stabilize membranes. Coconut oil protects against the inflammation caused by endotoxins (but don’t use coco in case of a detox at the beginning of the process because it could amplify the immune reaction). SFA has an impact on enzyme expression when use in high amount (far from the ratio 2:2:1 for SFA/MUFA/PUFA). If you have a high intake of LA (omega-6), it can compete with ALA (omega-3) for the enzymes that are responsible for converting ALA into anti-inflammatory eicosanoids. SFAs like lauric acid (from coconut oil) don’t require desaturases. Thus, adding coconut oil won’t inhibit PUFA processing by competing for those enzymes, because SFAs don’t undergo desaturation. Coconut oil is 90 % SFA with 2/3 MCT oil. Adding coconut oil may help protect membranes by giving a spatial and stabilizing protection, improving membrane packing. ! Caveat: Balance is Key: Too much of a good thing is bad. How does coconut oil can stabilize or protect ingested PUFA from oxidation? Coconut’s structure, primarily consisting of saturated fats, is less susceptible to the chemical reactions that cause oxidation. Not just opposing resistance or fragility to oxidation (rancidity) but the way SFA can stabilize membranes. Coconut oil can indirectly protect PUFAs from oxidation by stabilizing the overall lipid environment and potentially influencing PUFA metabolism. (1) Saturated fat content, particularly medium-chain fatty acids (MCFAs) like lauric acid, can help to pack and stabilize cell membranes, making them less susceptible to the damaging effects of oxidation. Additionally, coconut oil's unique fatty acid profile and natural antioxidants may further contribute to its resistance to oxidative damage. When adding SCFA in a meal having some PUFA, it forms a tighter packing; when incorporated to tissues, it reduces the space available for PUFA chains to move and react with free radicals, thus stabilizing the membrane and protecting PUFAs from oxidation. Ray Peat, making a extrapolation in “Unsaturated fatty acids: Nutritionally essential, or toxic?” Question to AI How can SFA from coconut oil stabilize and thus protect incorporated fat in membrane? A clue: When incorporated to tissues, it reduces the space available for PUFA chains to move and react with free radicals, thus stabilizing the membrane and protecting PUFAs from amplifying ROS. Detailed answer on the link. https://mirzoune-ciboulette.forumactif.org/t2109-english-corner-coconut-oil-stabilizes-or-protects-ingested-pufa-from-oxidation#30204

[image: 1776786468717-a4097f4b-73f2-4c4b-a340-db6378d8681d-image.png] JP is doing everything to not go back to this.

@engineer I heard some QUACK pot on twitter claim 17 epi Oxandrolone and androstane come up as Oxandrolone on lab tests.

@Mauritio said in Random, interesting studies: anything that has alot of polyphenols with the aspirin should work. Yes, to counteract excess oxidation and then inflammation. But we need to optimize mucin thickness with glutamine (and taurine to counteract the excitotoxcity in the brain). I take half a teaspoon of taurine and the same with glutamine powder, one hour before bedtime, when I feel a stomach acidity. No glutamine if you suffer from dysbiosis (suspicion of candidiasis: it feeds the bacteria). When it's nervous, L-theanine 225 mg and 1 tsp collagen do the job (cramp). Never take SSRS as a usual med...