@hwisdom When I crave cake, I add sugar to my milk. When I crave salty food, I add salt to my orange juice. Basically, I satisfy the craving through means I deem healthy

@ethan he is the king of retards twitter seems to attract the über retards

@heyman an egg yolk

@sunsunsun That's what happens when you let the french attempt to do science

@AL ok thanks. Looks like the purity is 99.5% ?

@sunsunsun Thanks for the diagnosis Phil, i was really worried we were going to let a little thing like "leading murder squads" get in the way of his personal growth

This thread from the former RPF has some interesting links related to choline. https://lowtoxinforum.com/threads/choline-an-essential-nutrient-for-public-health-that-were-not-getting-enough-of-in-our-diet.47355/

@LucH Thank you for the info.

lol it's quite literally just a different camera and different resolution

@PrinceTrebata Amazon does have the 500mg 60 caps but seems sporadic. Recently got that size off Amazon, was shipped from Israel, all ok Could try this: https://science.bio/product/meldonium-powder-50g/

@lobotomize It's not an "antibiotic". that would imply it has some specific means at exploiting metabolism or other structural vulnerability in bacterial cells. It's a broad spectrum oxidative agent which is cytotoxic. It kills bacteria as much as it kills enterocytes, epithelial cells, mucilages or anything else it interacts with. I personally would not touch it with a barge pole and most people i know who did the "miracle mineral solution"during COVID have IBS now and issues with food intolerances most likely because of it and the things it can kill. Essential oils(some fractions can be bacteriacidal but EO's generally function all the same), hydrogen peroxide, chlorine dioxide, silver ions. None of these things are antibiotics in the bacteriostatic or bacteriacidal sense. They indiscriminately kill everything in their path with zero selectivity through ROS bursts which makes them broad spectrum biocides. You cannot control what they do and do not interact with and therefore are not worth the risk. You can titrate the dose of a macrolide or tetracycline to be bacteriostatic or bacteriacidal, you have no such control over a broad spectrum, highly oxidative agent. There is no biologically meaningful therapeutic window that will reduce risk either and reap rewards or therapeutic outcome. Avoid

the addition of whey protein to my diet seems to be promoting leanness

@beriberi I have heard it's that time of the month for her.

@jamezb46 said in pre workout / intra / post workout: @BioEclectic Why do you think lactic acid produces DOMS? From what i had read at the old RPF forum, though i always hold open the possibility that i have either misconstrued or misremembered whatever i had read. Not sure if this applies but I do know it noticeably reduces work or shoe related foot soreness. Mag sulfate and Mag bicarbonate.

@disfrutarlo probably depends on which pharmacy you go to and your aura presentation when approaching the pharmacist

@rohmilchbubi said in [List] Overlooked or unusual health additions: such What has been your experience with the eye drops? Have they actually helped? The website looks somewhat shady and there's no information about the company. Traditional Chinese Medicine herbs can be effective in treating many wounds and injuries. Here is a good article on some. https://www.chuckrowtaichi.com/TCMHerbs.html

@LucH -Thanks for your cautionary words.

@jamezb46 said in GABA powder: The heart and digestive system both have GABA receptors, so even if oral GABA is not CNS-penetrant, who cares? I'd like to try to put the ball back in the center. The question is not to know/ confirm that GABA powder can or not cross the BBB, nor whether there are GABA receptors in the gastrointestinal tract and in the muscles (cardiomyocytes and the cardiac conduction system). Yes, there are some. The main question here is that there is interaction between the microbiome and the vagus nerve. We know butyrate is a substitute for several strains. Butyrate is the star among SCFAs (with propionate) as it upregulates the tight junction proteins (occludin, claudin-1 and -4and ZO-1 (zonulin): Tight junction expression, anti-inflammatory signaling (via HDAC inhibition) and hypoxic barrier maintenance (via oxygen consumption in colonocytes). Butyrate literally energizes the gut barrier. So if we accept that the GABA shunt is a pathway for enhancing a well-balanced microbiota, no need to know / confirm that GABA powder can or cannot cross the BBB. GABA → Succinate = substrate for some bacteria that convert it into butyrate, a key SCFA. But we should know how and when to use GABA powder. More info: How is GABA powder useful for microbiota? GABA → succinate → butyrate pathway: The Microbial Power Route. How gut bacteria convert GABA through the shunt and succinate pathway to fuel and protect colonocytes of the linen walls https://mirzoune-ciboulette.forumactif.org/t2153-english-corner-how-is-gaba-powder-useful-for-microbiota#30480