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@LetTheRedeemed
ray peat mentioned anti inflammatory substances:
sugar, aspirin, progesterone, lidocaine and food sources of magnesium and calcium, eg, eggs, dairy, coffee and leafy greens (eg spinach)

@DavidPS skimmed it but seems they took safety parameters as a given and pretty much took it from there rather than investigating individual effects. But maybe I need to read it more carefully.
At least sounds like the animals in Vienna are subjected to the less invasive transmitters than their American counterparts. Thanks

@James
bicarbonate.
OJ
milk
eggs
spinach are all relatively high in bicarbonate. If you’re already having those, i guess you could add a little
baking soda in your juice or on your eggs or spinach instead of or along with table salt. Cooking with
coconut oil (eg frying eggs) or adding it to grated
carrots (one or two, once or twice a day) would probably also help as would adding a little
olive oil or butter to your food. Adding
vinegar helps and makes it tasty.
Salt too. When you don’t have time, munching on a few
pre cut mini carrots will do the trick.

most importantly try to avoid supplements. Seems their impurities and excipients, more often than not, confound the problem. Lo dose cypro shouldn’t be a problem. Probably helps.

@ThinPicking Oh, OK

@sushi_is_cringe OK

@Mauritio Thanks, helps alot!

@ThinPicking Thanks. so any radiation effects are negligible? Wondering how it compares to a human being with a cell phone.

@cs3000 thanks.going to try it.

@Mauritio may we ask what calibre that device is and why you chose that particular measure?

@alfredoolivas Ray Peat would suggest starting on a fraction of one mg

For example, From

https://www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/new-zealands-quirky-kakapo-are-pulled-back-from-extinction.html

“Each kākāpō is named and tagged with a smart transmitter so scientists know their whereabouts and can collect data on their behaviour.”

Of course they help. But will they help more than interfere? Ie, what is the sum effect?

@cs3000
Cool. On google I searched for “malic acid baking soda co2” and got a recipe for 1:1 ratio but with citric acid. Would it still be 1:1 with malic acid, more or less?
And would pretty much any “mild” acid do the job? Thanks cs or anyone who knows

@happyhanneke Albendazole is supposed to be effective against parasites.
Not sure about the above meds only that Peat said that amoxicillin was among the less risky antibiotics. Another thing he would say was to take much lower doses of an antibiotic than people usually take. A fourth or even less, then adjust according to symptoms and results.

@wester130 stay away from licorice, it’s supposed to be highly estrogenic besides messing with your cortisol. I think mint is fine if it suits you, and have heard good things about vitex, so i guess worth a try.

@Lastbird metergoline is supposed to be particularly good against can dida if that helps

@jamezb46 OK.. would they re be any point in ramping up d or c intake when takin a bacteriophage, or would they be at cross purposes?

@ThinPicking yeah i think i understand some of what you’re saying. Some supps have anti viral properties (eg cypro p4 theanine..) and then there are standalone rx antiviral s like acyclovir valacyclovir etc. I’m asking about both than ks

Does anyone know if it is ok to take an anti viral when also taking a phage? Seems one should not, coz a phage (bacteriophage ) is essentially a virus and in doing so, one might be sabotaging its purpose. Would appreciate any answer s, or even speculation, thanks.