@functionalgirl Interesting, glad to hear that. Better than just ignoring it.
@jgs130 I will start that one soon, thanks.
Dandruff or scalp irritation? Try BLOO.
@functionalgirl Interesting, glad to hear that. Better than just ignoring it.
@jgs130 I will start that one soon, thanks.
@ThinPicking Gotta represent the goat PilotRedSun.
I'm pretty open minded. I got to Peat and all of this through twitter, so I've heard of the suppression. I was hoping there was a simpler explanation though. Suppose I must read some more.
I just finished Hypothyroidism by Dr. Broda Barnes and I've found it convincing, but almost too good to be true.
A major claim like "94% of those who...should have been candidates for heart attacks during the study were protected from them by thyroid therapy," across a 1500 person sample, seems shockingly high and worthy of much more research. My question is then, with such a massive success rate, why haven't these therapies been explored further by mainstream medicine? As stated in the book, they are much cheaper than the standard treatments, but that can't be the only reason, can it?
Forgive me if this has been answered elsewhere or is a dumb question. Still new to this.