Androgenic and aphrodesiac action of the medicinal plant Lithospermum Arvense (bird millet) https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2743927/

this is interesting https://immortalhair.forumotion.com/t9447-scalp-peeling-with-20-glycolic-acid-great-results

Is it possible to have copper deficiency, but normal levels of serum copper and ceruloplasmin, and serum free copper abnormally high?

@engineer no i have not maybe I have a theory All my back hair and neck hair was driven by estrogen, and the DHT reduced all the estrogen and they fell out I don't know though

@Nyck-Star-Gel haidut has an article or two on sepsis

@DavidPS Interesting IIRC L. Reuteri increases it and the testosterone increase was reliant on IL10 increase.

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@Amazoniac said in Toward a Better Understanding of Reactive Oxygen Species: The ROS linked to fat metabolism can arise partly from parallel effects, such as structural or functional perturbations and up-regulation of alternative ROS-producing enzymes (NOX, XO, COX, LOX, CYP2, etc.). I suppose that here we're mainly talking about excess PUFA loaded in adipocytes (AA cascade). When we stress or have a diet (fat loss). If we remain under 10 g PUFA/day, preferably 5-6 g, it would be OK. Edit: fine, the picture on ROS effects. (downloaded) ROS concentration & deleterious effects on cells. The next question is: What about when corn / soy food (from real food) is eaten, with LPS by-side load. Otherwise, it remains a theory. 1° In presence of ALA (thiol antioxidant) or a lipoprotection (A D3 K2 + vit E). 2° The same with aspirin or WWB.

@lobotomize said in less salt = more social bell curve?: Coincidentally, when I'm sick, I'm also extremely social Hi, Not the same when you feel tired. Energy is derived towards temperature. Why aggressive when you lack Na? Na is required for osmolarity and balance. Brain function is impaired. This imbalance disrupts cognitive control, leading to irritability, confusion, and reduced impulse control. You may possibly feel as if your were threatened too (survival instinct) if you've already lived such a deficiency.

@Mossy yea some call me the messi of bootyko breathing

This one's a doozy. https://www.reddit.com/r/nattyorjuice/comments/zzkr29/diagnosed_with_cardiac_heart_failure_at_31_natty/ Title: diagnosed with cardiac heart failure at 31... Natty or not? "Toxic habits: Very light tobacco smoker mixing tobacco with hashish ~4 times per day for decades. I do like fatty foods but generally well under control. I consume coke and mdma once a year but never was the most intense with these and usually not on cycle." There's your problem. Tobacco and PUFAs! "PED background: Jumped to the dark side ~2 years ago, started low (300mg test e per week + 40mg anavar a day for the last 8 weeks - 16 weeks total) and biggest cycle was 500mg test e/ 400mg primo + up to 60 mg anavar ed for the last few weeks + 40mg tbol ed. Never had to use any AI. I cruised at the most at 250mg test e & 100mg primo but typically only 200mg test e/ week." No AI = estrogen. Next!

@Mossy, I bet your potato soup is delicious! The bacon is a splurge I only get periodically, but I found ways to stretch it. The fat from 1 lb of it is enough to roast 4 lb of potatoes or kabocha squash, for example, then I just chop up the bacon, add it to the (seasoned) roasted veggies, add cheese, top it with some sour cream, and my dad gets at least 6 meals out of it. I get the woodland over conventional for purely ethical reasons. I’m a bad Peater—I’m not concerned about PUFA in whole foods, especially when the food is as nutritious as animal proteins.

@risingfire i am guessing your mom is a chad only whore and she doesnt love u, did u like muh memes lad?

@CurmudgeonApple Bro blocked me?? @sunsunsun please forward this messsage: "I don't care what studies the authors cited or what their subjective opinion is. The objective fact, we know in humans, is that in this subset of patients, prolactin was lowered by 66%. Vitamin E doesn't need to directly interact with the pituarity to exert it's effects. It blocks the production of fatty acid metabolites, and their metabolites, and the encompossing effects of them all. This directly can reduce serotonin/prolactin. So instead of asking the involvement of vitamin E in prolactin, ask your self what do these fatty acid metabolites do? for example; Omega 3 metabolite blocked by vitamin E, increases prolactin https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3921344/ "

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_CLYkVSb6E

@Mauritio If you're talking about XI-KT then that could work just as an experiment. Actually, a bottle is only $70, no different than what we'd pay for Idealabs, so I might try it too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JwC4pCukHc

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