You might want to look at this:
https://lowtoxinforum.com/threads/great-lakes-grass-fed-collagen-tests-positive-for-lead-arsenic.53406/
Posts made by AinmBeo
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RE: gelatin
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RE: New IdeaLabs Product – 3α-Dihydroprogesterone (3α-DHP)
By the way, the only alternative source for allop (aside from big lab companies like Sigma, which won't sell to citizens), is:
https://russianstarpeptides.com/product/allopregnanolone-5mg-nasal-spray/
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RE: New IdeaLabs Product – 3α-Dihydroprogesterone (3α-DHP)
This new product is $69, much more expensive than the Allop product that was removed last week.
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RE: Consensus on a good Vitamin C source?
Yes, this has already been discussed hundreds of times at the Ray Peat forum.
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RE: Reversal of hair loss in Mice with “sugar gel”
@Hando-Jin Folks might want to look at these:
https://raypeatforum.com/community/threads/the-cause-of-baldness.20374/page-44#post-541674
Just a couple things that I found in a quick search on the Peat site, which is still active, with a massive amount of good information.
And the shrill, hyper-religious, anti-Vitamin A rants from the admin are gone. -
RE: Reversal of hair loss in Mice with “sugar gel”
@OliverCloasov Yes, but they won't let you order unless you are a business or lab.
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RE: Vitamin B1 (thiamine) supplementation prevents/treats osteoarthritis (OA)
@haidut What was the HED for Vitamin B1 in this study?
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RE: Lithium orotate
@bigdeuce
I take 5 mg a day of piping rock lith orotate.
No issues, only good.
Dinkov raves about lithium in a couple of his youtube interviews.
You might want to read:
https://www.timsmithmd.com/alzheimers-disease/lithium-the-miracle-mineral-that-heals-your-brain/
and
https://www.jamesgreenblattmd.com/lithium-the-cinderella-story-about-a-mineral-that-may-prevent-alzheimers-disease/ -
RE: L. Reuteri
@happyhanneke
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RE: L. Reuteri
- How long have you been making the yogurt?
About two years. - Have you seen benefits that you would attribute to eating it?
It is hard to tell. I have made a lot of other changes in the last 2 years.
If you start making it, make sure that you strain it, per the instructions.
- How long have you been making the yogurt?
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RE: L. Reuteri
@Sippy The point of adding inulin or lactose is to make sure that the bacteria have enough fuel to multiply themselves a lot over the 36 hours.
I got my start on this at the Dr. Davis site.
If you want to see more on reuteri, go here and search for reuteri: https://innercircle.drdavisinfinitehealth.com/landing/category_search_landing.aspx
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RE: L. Reuteri
@Sippy said in L. Reuteri:
Do you think the Luvelle would fit quart mason jars?
IThe luvele comes with its own glass container, which holds 64 oz.
It also comes with a top, to keep the temp even.
A quart mason jar would probably not even fit.I use lactose instead of inulin because Peat spoke against inulin, as inulin is fermentable in your lower gut. Lactose works fine.
-Where do you get your lactose powder?
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RE: L. Reuteri
@Sippy
The Luvele is defintely worth the price.
It takes me 5 minutes to start the yogurt.
Pour in milk.
Put in some crushed tablets (first time) or some existing reut. yogurt (all other times).
Put in some lactose powder.
Add water to the basin.
Plug in.
Set timer and temp.
Easy peasy.
36 hours later, done.
Strain for 24 hours in the fridge.
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RE: L. Reuteri
@Sippy
I had no luck with those.
Also, the Gaia Reuteri is the best strain out there.
Also, using the luvele to make the Gaia Reuteri is a time-tested method.
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RE: L. Reuteri
If anyone here wants steps on how to make their Reuteri at home, in 36 hours with a Luvele yogurt maker (incredibly easy), let me know.
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RE: Lactate damages mitochondria and can cause (pulmonary) fibrosis
So, would a supplement like Magnesium Lactate be a cause for concern?
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RE: Where to get Pentadecanoic acid C15
@DavidPS
Thanks.
Looking at this, I guess I get about 300 mg of c15 from beef each day, and maybe some from milk and butter.
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Where to get Pentadecanoic acid C15
We can't afford idealabs' Lipodd, and would like to find a direct source for C15.
Has anyone here been able to buy C15 from any of the labs online?
Thanks.