Ray Peat Resource Thread
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SelfTestable guides for people ordering their own bloodwork
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Anna's Archive mirrors Sci-Hub, LibGen, Z-Lib, and more
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Roche Biochemical Pathways Comprehensive map of metabolic pathways
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Retraction Watch Database Searchable database of retracted papers
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Secret Sauce for guaranteed metabolic boost
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@stag Thanks for those links but c'mon don't shill your NFT project here man
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A great place for free and open discussion of all things Ray Peat. “Perceive, Think, Act.”
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@Charlie free and open discussion my ass, u banned haidut and multiple people and you post anti peat information to prepare for the supplement u are about to sell on your website
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@Charlie More like "perceive, think, act out"
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@Charlie You bring dishonor to Peat's name, your bloodline has been cursed for all eternity.
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Is there a section yet for book recommendations and resources about bioenergetics that aren't necessarily Ray's books?
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@max I think that would be a good separate thread!
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No one shall profit from lies about Ray Peat
A successful depopulation agenda requires high excess death rates, lower birth rates and for the majority to vilify those that question it.
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@Pat-Yera Added it!
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Thank you!!
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@Lil-Tism For those who cannot download through the mega.nz link:
Progesterone In Orthomolecular Medicine
Generative Energy Restoring The Wholeness of Life
From PMS to Menopause
Mind and Tissue
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@brad Thank You so much Brad!!!!!!!
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@Regina You're very welcome!
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@brad You're a little honey angel for providing this compendium. Thank you.
Put yourself on fire for peak energy metabolism.
Ignore, judge, overcommit.
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@Norwegian-Mugabe Thanks, that's the first time I've ever been called a "little honey angel."
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@brad we can tell mate
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@Charlie the irony
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Does anyone have a good Peaty reading list? From old scientists like Szent-Györgyi, Seyle etc? I Couldn't find a very thorough list on the low-VitA forum, but I vaguely recall Danny reading a few of these sorts of books on his old website.
