@sunsunsun haha thanks for the compliment. I get it, There’s a lot of dysfunction out there today. I’m speaking in potentials. There’s a lot of weak men in North America, too. We are not at our historical best right now that’s for sure! What philosophers did you catch in my rant? I didn’t intentionally pull from any known ideologies, rather behavioral research from guys like Jonathan Haidt.

@sunsunsun Do you want attention or why do you behave like this?

@LucH thank you for ur contribution man I did already stop taking aspirin, and I would love to read more about why using willow park extract is better, I already have a couple of good ideas as to why is it maybe because the amount of aspirin converted from salicin is only dependant on what ur liver can handle + its not irritating on stomach?

@engineer Estimated Concentrations (Total Amounts in 4 L) Pentadecanoic acid (C15:0): Approximately 1.58 g total in 4 L (or about 395 mg/L). Heptadecanoic acid (C17:0): Approximately 0.72 g total in 4 L (or about 180 mg/L). So I am taking in rougly 15 servings of lipodd a day XD. Though it is intaken with other lipids which may compete with the odd long chain fats

@bio3nergetic said in The Vaccinated are Unvaccinated: allowed you to test negative I don't think anyone who spent a lot of time around test-happy receipients at the time or played around with the flow sticks in particular could believe there's any meaningful correlation there. But to be fair, the 'sensitivy' of 'pcr' and flow tests isn't claimed to be spectacular anyway. And a record of receipt was supposed to be indicative on its own.

@alfredoolivas needs more iphones

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@engineer https://mexipharm.net/categories/Depression/Emsam I think phenylpiracetam could also be useful, but if you use it you probably need to look into sleep optimization because some people claim that it induces insomnia.

@DavidPS thank you!

Sharing this. Thx for posting.

@CurmudgeonApple Beets me! Ha! Thanks!

@Milk-Destroyer if you want to reduce the minimum brightness then all you can do is reduce the backlight. You can reduce the maximum brightness with something like the Dark Reader extension or a color temperature change. I don't think gamma would make a meaningful difference because the brightest brights will be just as bright and it will reduce only midtones.

@engineer I think you would need microbes to convert the progesterone or use enzymes.

Have you tried activated charcoal? I’ve turned many people with skin issues on to it, and in my experience skin problems are almost always endotoxin. When I first cured my own issues I used two tablespoons of charcoal in about 8oz of water after meals for two weeks. Now I just pop a few pills here and there if needed, but I’d consider myself cured.

@engineer said in Fat. How low can you go per day?: @GreekDemiGod How big are you? Because that seems like a lot to anyone who's not the Hulk. I'm 75kg/165lbs so I'd have to go much lower, maybe 30g or less to feel low fat. I am not much heavier than you. 79 kg, or around 175 lbs. And I maintain my weight on 2900-3000 calories, but my fat intake is also quite high 85-90g daily currently.

@Abaris Good idea, though the morning groginess might not be overcomable with modafinil. Not sure though

Useful info on LPS toxins (in French, translator required) Excerpts Comprendre les endotoxines LPS – Comment moduler la réaction immune Understanding LPS endotoxins – How to inhibit LPS endotoxins https://mirzoune-ciboulette.forumactif.org/t2003-inhiber-les-endotoxines-lps#29343 https://mirzoune-ciboulette.forumactif.org/t1161-effets-protecteurs-du-cholesterol-sur-les-endotoxines?highlight=endotoxines (with RP comments and forumer’s comments) Carpooling for the transfer of LPS endotoxins. How to mitigate the reactive response to LPS toxins. Beneficial substances, antagonists of TRL4 molecules, thus blocking LPS-induced signaling (neutralizing the inflammatory response). Favorable context (thyroid and cholesterol conversion, Vit A D & E, riboflavin, niacinamide, butyrate, other protective factors against cell excitation, like red light therapy or appropriate levels of carbs and fats). With studies to justify. Understanding the dual role of LBP, keeping host infection under control. => Mechanism of action of LBP (The lipopolysaccharide binding protein) LBP has a dual role in immune responses based on its concentration: at low concentrations, it enhances the immune response by transferring LPS (lipopolysaccharide) to receptors like CD14 and TLR4, which triggers an inflammatory cascade. Conversely, at high concentrations, LBP may inhibit LPS-induced stimulation, helping to dampen excessive inflammation and promote LPS clearance, thus acting as a regulator of the host's innate defense.