Does the switch to sulfate effect absorption? Any comparisons to oral magnesium bicarb (this is what I make and is dirt cheap also).
Posts made by DkJoe2
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RE: How to create the Idea Labs product 'Magnoil' for less than a tenth of the price compared to IdeaLabs, whilst maintaining the exact same USP/ Food Grade quality.
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RE: What is you best advice to deepen voice
I'm pretty sure good liver function correlates with a deep voice. Can't remember the source though.
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RE: HCG Questions
@DukesBobby777 If you skimmed even a tiny portion of that thread you would know I didn't start it considering OP finished his course of HCG and I'm pretty sure OP recovered and moved on. The thread is thousands of posts long and details probably over a dozen ways multiple people have cured their PFS from injecting low dose HCG to oral Lithium, it is an archive of self experimentation and anecdotal evidence, judge that however you want but listening to doctors on issues like this doesn't get most people anywhere.
Mixing solution and jabbing your abdomen IS annoying and as I stated the positive effects were only very slight...my OP in this thread explains your questions perfectly fine. Sounds like you'd do fine though so why not give it a whirl and find out?
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RE: Diclofenac gel to regrow hair on bald head and beard
@CrumblingCookie damn you seem a lot more informed and practiced than me, ever recall a period where you think you may have halted the hair loss and if so what did it?
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RE: Diclofenac gel to regrow hair on bald head and beard
@Hearthfire I might just be being dense but even if the solution got under the calcification and then stimulated the follicle into normal operation, how does the hair grow through the calcified scalp?
I've always assumed that this is the missing piece of the puzzle, I see tons of stories of fully bald people achieving micro regrowth across the scalp but the hairs always stay stunted and are sparse. Just figured to me this was because all you're seeing are the few hairs that made it through the holes in the calcium sheet. I believe the calcification IS pretty much everywhere, going by my own balding scalp and several of my friends we all developed the calcified cranial ridge slowly which in turn caused the Norwood 2+ pattern balding by elevating the scalp and choking the temples, what goes bald calcifies over much like the initial cranial ridge (ever notice older REALLY bald guys have massive domeheads?), if you're balding I'd be surprised if you couldn't feel your own ridge developing.
The one or two stories I see where actual regrowth occurs address clearing scalp calcification primarily and then diet/health secondarily (fireguy although that was completely accidental and the doctor who touts constant sunlight and robust 1-2 daily scalp massage).
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RE: Diclofenac gel to regrow hair on bald head and beard
It's a topical NSAID, should work in theory but it would be hard to imagine this penetrating through sheet metal so if ones scalp is already calcified it's hard to see how this gets to where it needs to be. Perhaps a nice addition to someone's preexisting regimen although I have looked for years and am yet to see someone achieve any sort of meaningful regrowth with a topical alone... various topicals, red light and scalp massage together seems promising though.
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RE: HCG Questions
I had a brief stint with it at 150iu 3 times weekly (PFS recovery protocol, the other forum has a very long thread titled "finally cured from post finasteride syndrome). To gauge effects, had very slight androgenic properties that occured over the course of 4 weeks (slightly increased libido, focus, energy) but these doses are way under the typical. I stopped because stabbing myself in the abdomen 3 times a week outweighed the benefits, but there were benefits none the less.
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RE: Redbull Maxxing
Scientists say mewing with Red Bull in your mouth increases jaw width by 3cm due to the taurine interacting with the bonestream.
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RE: Glycine for Gut Healing
@wester130 Cool, I've never heard of Threonine, thanks for the tip, I'll look into it!
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RE: Glycine for Gut Healing
@wester130 Why would this be better? Genuinely curious...
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RE: Niclosamide reduces serotonin and glutamate
@bio3nergetic if you look at the traffic it's all but dead anyway, let the pain go young warrior.
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RE: Did Peat every comment on anxiety-associated behaviors like nail-biting, hair-pulling, pacing, tongue-chewing, etc.?
Serotonin contributes heavily to these sorts of behaviours in addition to things like bruxism etc, I find the need to bite my nails reduces a lot if I take Cypro.
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RE: Georgi Dinkov is a MAHA nominee, whatever that means
If I'm not mistaken he advocates for the body running in a ketogenic state which obviously isn't ideal, his views on the corruption in the pharma/farming/nutrition sectors mean he's a damn sight better than the mainstream beat though and many of his beliefs align well with Rays views on bioenergetics (pufas, most additives, grains, fluoride, roundup etc).
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RE: Humans absorb nutrients/chemicals from air, just like they absorb them from food
Ah I unfortunately don't but thanks for letting me know.
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RE: Humans absorb nutrients/chemicals from air, just like they absorb them from food
@haidut I believe you posted a study many years back talking about how people with negative emotional behaviours (or maybe stress indicating hormone panels?) like being in the proximity of healthier people and the negativity can spread?
I can't remember the metric used to measure this but it's interesting that this may be the primary driver behind it physically, perhaps there is even a spectrum to this with people's preferred environment let alone humans preferred social circles.
For example John may love a beach even in colder weather because of the sea air replenishing some nutrient he lacks in elsewhere in his life. Same with people who love walking in forests compared to plains etc, I realize geography also plays a large part in this example. -
RE: Bioenergetic Pharma Companies?
IMO you'll have a hard time finding a company in the west that focuses on bioenergetics without nefarious/covetous intent. At least one that won't be muscled out by the rest.
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RE: When to take Cyproheptadine for sleep?
@Milk-Destroyer l-dopa or tyrosine with sunlight maybe?
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RE: When to take Cyproheptadine for sleep?
@Milk-Destroyer I may be wrong but I loosely remember it being something to do with Serotonin and Dopamine being conversely related but also staying within a certain range of each other?
So at higher doses Cypro drops Serotonin off a cliff which surges Dopamine to a point but if Serotonin falls too far Dopamine also reduces with it, dopamine should always remain higher though (providing there is adequate nutrition/rest of course otherwise it's adrenaline time).Fyi good chance I have remembered/understood this wrong though.
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RE: When to take Cyproheptadine for sleep?
@mavuue you may find it's spiking your adrenals where it's dropping cortisol and you have no other hormones to fill the gap and it may not be a timing issue. Cypro typically saps the energy of people initially making it hard to get out of bed and focus. Maybe try taking it at the same time but eat a good portion of carbs/fat with it and see how you go?