@Amazoniac I wish I had the background to grasp all of what you wrote. From what I gathered, it looks like biotin may or may not be helpful, thiamine has some risks, but the benefits of saturating the body with enough to get in the cell most likely outweighs those risks in fighting cancer, as a carbonic anhydrase inhibitor (and aspirin is also a carbonic anhydrase inhibitor.)
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RE: A combination of vitamin B1/B3/B7 and aspirin, has curative effects on human mantle-cell lymphoma
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RE: Just ate liver for the first time. Intense!
Something similar to me happened my first time on liver, I felt almost euphoric. The subsequent times did not reach that state though, I think the body adjusts.
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RE: Progest-E and Preeclampsia
They recently found the paper that showed progesterone in babies increases IQ, I'd check their for dosage.
https://twitter.com/PeatBabyRays/status/1849458528877986245 -
RE: Super High blood preassure
My mom swears by chayote. She would make it in a soup, when she had it she would have to be careful because she also took meds to lower her blood pressure, so sometimes it would get too low.
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RE: Trump/RFK’s health policy advisor may be a peater
I'll believe it when I see it. Does this health policy advisor have a name?
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RE: Introduction
- I'm not sure, I don't think there are any issues but I haven't looked into this.
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- Lots of benefits, anti-estrogenic, inhibits fatty acid oxidation, among other things. Read Peat's article, or search his quotes with bioenergertic.life
- I use NOW beef gelatine powder.
- It's probably best to go slower than faster, Peat's mantra is "Perceive, Think, Act" so try to see how you are feeling and adjust accordingly. Hopefully someone who came out of carnivore can give better advice for this one.
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RE: Cynomel exacerbating pregnancy nausea
I don't have any direct experience, but I did find this article from the creator of Saturee, hopefully it is of some help. She does consulting, maybe she can offer some advice?
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RE: Does anyone take a multivitamin? What to look for in it?
@Serotoninskeptic Peat talks about this, the risk is the excipients and the purity of the actual vitamins that are chemically extracted. There's no way to really know if a vitamin is 100% pure.
This is why he thinks weekly liver and oysters should be enough for one's nutritional needs.
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RE: DNP=DANGEROUS, high dose aspirin instead?
@grymsky90210 I gained it back eventually, but I couldn't tell you how fast that was. I was not strict with my diet at all lol.