@risingfire thanks.

I have been trying other things that have been suggested here. I heard about cascara, might try this too. Is cascara taken as supplement or tea?

I agree with Peat 100% Cytomel or cynoplus should be taken with food couple times per day, and probably just like you said are more reliable than NDT.

According to ChatGPT, Broda Barns instructed patients to take armour in the am upon waking, sometime in the early PM as well when dose was too high, or in the case of an afternoon crash

First version was perfect eduardo. lol

@CrumblingCookie said in Sativa marijuana is peaty:

So pushing THC and prohibiting or muddling with clean tobacco smoking fits well into the trend of a widely known general agenda.

Yup, similar to how traditional gruit was replaced with hops beer. Gruit was apparently consumed by people of all ages and regions had different ingredients.

tbf I caught a video someone posted on the totallycoolnontoxicforum.com some months ago where a farmers life had been ruined by EPA assessment at PFAS levels that might not pose a threat at higher metabolic rates. It was a tough watch, I'll try to find it.

Colostrum. Reduces and prevents upper respiratory tract infections, flu:

Jones et al[21] reported significantly decreased URTI symptoms and episodes in athletes receiving BC compared with the placebo group.

"COL limits the increased salivary bacterial load in physically active males during the winter months which may provide a novel mechanism of immune-modulation with COL and a relevant marker of in vivo (innate) immunity and risk of URI. "

Cesarone et al[22] reported that BC reduced flu episodes, and suggested that supplementation with BC might be more effective than vaccination against influenza virus.

"After 3 months of follow-up, the number of days with flu was 3 times higher in the non-colostrum subjects. The colostrum group had 13 episodes versus 14 in the colostrum + vaccination group, 41 in the group without prophylaxis, and 57 in nontreated subjects. Part 2 of the study had a similar protocol with 65 very high-risk cardiovascular subjects, all of whom had prophylaxis. The incidence of complications and hospital admission was higher in the group that received only a vaccination compared with the colostrum groups. Colostrum, both in healthy subjects and high-risk cardiovascular patients, is at least 3 times more effective than vaccination to prevent flu and is very cost-effective."

And a review of studies on Colostrum Therapy for Human Gastrointestinal Health
and Disease

"In animal models, bovine colostrum benefits NSAID enteropathy, IBD, and intestinal failure. In human trials, there is substantial evidence of efficacy of bovine colostrum in inflammatory bowel disease and in infectious diarrhea."

@harry5 said in Vitamin A deficiency kills over half-million kids each year.:

the challenge is how to make it accessible to everyone

Also tell your operator not to worry about such things anymore.

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@sharko you essentially proved the anti-semites correct in this post by suggesting that slaughtering civilians is acceptable because the population is underdeveloped and stupid. you seem like a moderate jew yet you still come off as either insane or just given up on the situation so you go to justify mass killings. you did no favor to jew bros here

you didn't go into total unhinged twitter zionist posting mode where they justify the killings because the terrorist group has taken hostages (basically like saying I can beat you and your family with a stick because someone you know stole my money), thankfully, yet you still come off as nutso. maybe that's cause of the PTSD and stress of living in the land where the nexus forms between the abrahamic desert religions and their end times prophecies. that's probably it.

the incel WN larpers are all mostly stupid too so don't take my post here as just a biased criticism of your posts; I expected something better out of you, though.

@gg12 these are all white people

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@winters2 oglioscan can measure mineral levels through skin reading, idk about this one

@ThinPicking no just posting info

@gg12, some potential gut irritants include:

• Fiber
• Raw starch and any other poorly digested food, including eating and drinking too quickly
• Unripe fruit and even ripe fruit grown under harsh conditions as they produce defense chemicals/allergens
• Unrefined/unpurified salt and sugars, including honey, contain potential allergens
• Additives such as cultures, enzymes, gums, citric acid, ascorbic acid, propylene glycol and polysorbate 80
• Supplements may contain potentially allergenic byproducts from the manufacturing process
•Stress, including stressful thoughts, can affect gut permeability per Ray

@bio3nergetic
Yes the mk uktra controllers even use their own family and friends to maintain power and spread delusion. Sick.

*Will make a separate thread.

@herenow awesome. Mine was a little light on flavor. I think mixing coco and sugar w milk would be better.

@CrumblingCookie said in All things Histone Deacetylase (HDAC) and DNA Methyl Transferase (DNMT) inhibitory - reversing epigenetics from metabolic insults:

What do you remember about them?

It was before peating. I had IBS-D, and butyrate increased my fluctuance and GI discomfort and probably forced me to visit the toilet more often...

Regarding apigenin, I'm interested in your experiences.
BTW, what do you think about some MAO-A inhibition by apigenin?
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/BF02977772

“controllers” might not all be evil (“evil” in this context which i take to mean as malevolent and not specifically well-intentioned but dumb and stupid).

@Jennifer I dont think I could ever reduce my protein that much, I drink lots of milk, specifically skim milk (2-3L/day) and I'm trying to lose weight with lower fat intake. The last 2 nights, however, I didnt need to wake up to pee after having dry red wine and ice cream before bed. I will continue to see if it really is the fix for me.

@Cezar IPA beer and chocolate