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@Kilgore

believing anything from a twitter user who literally unironically pays for a blue verified checkmark and is probably being paid to shill a product

good goy

maybe if he says the f-word a few more times it becomes even more authentic

@stag does it taste like literal mold. like eating a chip of mold from drywall

ive heard topical creatine is good and ive also heard topical methylene blue can be too . wouldn't mind trying a cream of either. the creatine one might go well with niacinamide and vitamin c. some shizo Korean sun avoider has a nice blogpost about how niacinamide and vitamin c combine to make some sort of complex

@yerrag thanks for the suggestion. I love french vanilla with some maple syrup drizzled on top

"It seems that an "empty/unbound androgen receptor" is the worst thing as far as glucocorticoid signalling - and that even androgen antagonists interacting with the androgen receptor can reduce that glucocorticoid signalling."
https://raypeatforum.com/community/threads/panquinone-liquid-triquinoyl-quinone-mix-for-lab-r-d.11566/page-8#post-292585

@CO3 cheers

Glad to see the forum be free again.

@CO3 yeah, maybe cleaner?

@Santosh Raw animal foods are great. Fruits too though!

@CO3 Is that a fully completed cum-jar? Never seen one in the wild...

@basednigga2006 said in Curing Parkinson's disease with B1:

Can you not get the enough doses of b1 by eating healthy.....?

Theoretically, maybe. But we live in a real world. So in our current world: not even remotely. Stress depletes all kinds of vitamins and minerals, and our food is more devoid of them than it has ever been in the history of mankind...

Starches contain no vitamin B1. Sugar, which is what starches are converted to, requires a lot of it.

The advent of white rice (where the thiamine-rich husk is discarded) caused up to 90% of the Japanese military to become B1 deficient!!!

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@CO3 Where I live the topic is somewhat well known; for example, TV nutrition experts often promote a rule of thumb that the more liquid a dietary fat is in room temperature, the healthier it is. Confidently stating the opposite at least gets some attention, and if someone is unable to understand the solid fat/liquid oil distinction I'm not sure it's possible to simplify it even more.

@CO3 I just eat oysters when I crave them, which is usually about once a week and they always taste good, but if i just force myself to eat them when my body doesn’t want them they taste disgusting and i can barely swallow them without throwing up

@CO3 I'm sorry. Just joking. I'm in the US now but now how annoying it is if Americans assume the whole world is on their schedule.

@CO3 idk which accounts you’re talking about

@CO3 I'm interested in trying FOS for sibo. Does anyone know of a source for relatively small amounts (or that otherwise has it for cheap)? I saw 200 mg for a few days from Peat - is that a fine dose?

@CO3 : ok thanks. I tend to have eggs most of days for my breakfast with orange juice. I always removed the whites as Ray said they are not that great and I try to limit my methionine intake.

I wanted to try these for lunch, but I can try during the weekend. Once a week should be fine.

@CO3 Seems like it's purposely ripping off the idealabs product name so when people search for pansterone Google directs them to their site instead of the idealabs website which I'm not sure is properly optimized for search engines.

You have to keep in mind how cheap DHEA and pregnenolone are on a bulk scale, and how easy it is to mix the products together and slap a label on a bottle, if this copy website even has a product to ship.

@DonkeyDude White men do not get the dole.

I'm surprised there isn't already a global supplement library site for anyone to view their desired products' available sources, with user input to facilitate information compiling. Any Peatgrammer up for the task?