Chris Masterjohn: Salicylates are Toxic
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@Mossy said in Chris Masterjohn: Salicylates are Toxic:
I appreciate the alternative view.
I'm trying to connect the dots between active vit D3, what could be seen as an excessive take, VDR enzyme blocked and defensive mechanism and poor liver metabolism...
Vitamin D, Calcium and mineral metabolism with Dr. Ray Peat and Kate Deering. Jun 23, 2021
From Winatlife Podcast transcript
Dr. Peat uses the references of 25OHD /hydroxycholecalciferol (stored) and 1,25D (active).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ur9F7THGBLg (Possibilité d’afficher la transcription pdt l’interview). 1.46’As a reminder Vitamin D has many names
The three most mentioned in this podcast are
Cholecalciferol [or calciferol] also known as D3 (what is in food, fish oil, or supplements).
"Stored D" also known as calcidiol / 25OHD /hydroxycholecalciferol
"Active D" also known as calcitriol / 1,25DIn this episode we talk about…
The purpose of Vitamin D.
How is vitamin D metabolized and stored.
How much D is too much?
The difference between Active and Stored Vitamin D.
Can "stored D" have active properties?
Is elevated Active D (1,25D) a good thing?
Do Vitamin D supplements suppress the immune system?
The Vitamin D "receptor" theory-is it correct?
Are blood levels of stored D (25OHD) correct?
What are optimal stored Vitamin D levels?
The relationship between D and Ca.
Understanding the importance of parathyroid hormone (PTH).
What can affect PTH besides Calcium and Vitamin D.
What causes calcified tissue.
Understanding the calcium -magnesium connection.
What ratios, if any, are optimal for minerals?
Understanding Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis? Are they accurate?NB: I've got the script version. Still Trying to connect the dots. I'll do it with RP & CM, to avoid mismatch. Personal opinion. Need time. For an advanced state comprehension.
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@Korven said:
that there is no such thing as a vitamin D deficiency, only a calcium deficiency. Do you believe that is accurate?
Yes. Regular small amounts of calcium. Boron also plays along with that through a variety of mechanisms incl. hormones, aluminum and renal mineral retention. Potassium is a big factor for the latter as well and by itself boosting magnesium sufficiency. And menatetrenon K2 mk4 is noticably powerful.
@LucH said:
pdf transcript link
Ray talked about it between minutes 35-46. By the sound of it Kitty was rather a little befuddled and disappointed wrt his replies. I certainly am. It was a half-informed and condescending rant that sticks out from this more commonly applied modesty. He was all into anti-inflammatory arguing that non-inflammated cells and tissues were strong and resilient enough to withstand irritants. There's a good core belief in it but as one follows it round the circle it's incongruent and nonsensical. His concept of immunity was that it increases inflammation and that's bad and for the old and sick (...). I fear you won't be able to connect the dots from that.
indeed.
I dare say could Travis have followed this up he would have delivered a coherently explained and backed-up piece of work. -
@CrumblingCookie said in Chris Masterjohn: Salicylates are Toxic:
I dare say could Travis have followed this up he would have delivered a coherently explained and backed-up piece of work.
Thanks for your input and the warning (inflammation). I appreciate. I'll try to find Travis post on old RP forum, though I have to proceed indirectly. I no longer go there if I can avoid it
No need t explain why, I think.
Bye.
