Silicon the dietary nutrient
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@LucH
You should translate your posts in english as we are on a forum where people speak english.
I think you're mistaken if you think people will do the effort of translating them, and even if they would do it, it would be a pretty inefficient way of sharing information on an international forum, as every people reading should do the translation themselves while if it's you, you'd have to do it once for everyone.
I say that as someone who speaks french.Thanks.
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@NNight said in Silicon the dietary nutrient:
You should translate your posts in english as we are on a forum where people speak english.
I give a summarize in English. If you want more details, you use a translator.
Too long to do the job (several pages).
Most of the time, there are excerpts in English. Here it wasn't pertinent (context is needed, too long).
Not pertinent, either, to translate:
Le silicium organique : Taux d’absorption élevé (70%)
Le silicium minéral : problème de biodisponibilité (3%). -
@NNight I think them posting in French is good tbh.
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@sushi_is_cringe Do you speak french?
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@Hearthfire - My bamboo extract will arrive on Tuesday. I purchased the organic powder version which does not contain additives. I am eager to see its effects.
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@NNight google translate or I translate it mentally
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@Otto did you consider eating bamboo shoots sir
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@Hearthfire gorillas don't eat bamboo, that's pandas, sir.
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@sushi_is_cringe - No, Making my own powder is such a grind.
Here is the brand that I chose. It claims to be a 1-year supply.
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@sushi_is_cringe
from THEGORILLAFUND.ORG
"Bamboo is a special plant for gorillas, golden monkeys, and people too! At the Fossey Fund, we have been studying bamboo in relation to mountain gorillas for years, because it’s one of their favorite foods."
Here's a mountain gorilla feasting on bamboo.
Every single nature documentary with gorillas I've ever seen, they're munching on bamboo....Not sure how anyone could possibly not know this.
Always funny when retards confidently state something as fact and they're completely wrong.
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@sushi_is_cringe
Parfait, finalement ça m'arrange de pouvoir parler français ici ! -
@NNight said in Silicon the dietary nutrient:
Parfait, finalement ça m'arrange de pouvoir parler français ici !
Ok but give the main idea in English, as well, in introduction. Not every body is able to use google translate.
How to do:- Copy the text in a docx or similar.
- Register the docx to avoid a wrong manip and loose the doc: My Doc > Forum > Bioenergetic > Topic targeted (give an name to the doc).
- Copy the text and open Google translate ...
PS: You do so when only addressing a forumer you know he speaks / understand French. Only punctually, not as a general rule.
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@Hearthfire omg you call rtard when i said it the wrong thing in the most polite manner, you are not a sir but a scoundrel! so serotenergic
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@sushi_is_cringe You tried to correct me and were wrong while calling me "sir", you were condescending. It wasn't very Peaty of you.
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@Hearthfire you made all that up in your head, congrats!
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@sushi_is_cringe Okay retard.
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@Hearthfire you are balding so I’m not going to continue posting against you. Just realize your bad energy isn’t disconnected from how you look. I have blocked you though because you put off this malding feel and I choose not to have that.
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The mechanism of silicon involves promoting mitochondrial proliferation in macrophages through the upregulation of the Drp1-Mff pathway, which facilitates the transfer of functional mitochondria to endothelial and neuronal cells.
Our findings demonstrate that silicon enhances the ability of macrophages to transfer functional mitochondria to endothelial and neuronal cells, thereby improving their metabolic function and regenerative capacity.
Silicon is an essential micronutrient with potential regenerative effects mediated through mitochondrial regulation. It activates cellular defense mechanisms and, enhances resistance to ROS-induced toxicity.
