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Posts made by Hando-Jin
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RE: A Bioenergetic View of Bioenergetics and Forum Structure
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RE: Clearing "mental hurdles"
Thyroid, Lisuride (by itself or combined with cyproheptadine), b1, methylene blue, aspirin, addressing gut issues if you have any.
Do you drink coffee?
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RE: Bryan Johnson
He looks like a freak, behaves like an exhibitionist and is as susceptible to the stupidest 'health' ideas as anybody else, probably more so with all his money.
You missed those health markers.
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Any experiences with DHT?
I haven't read of anybody using it due to difficulty obtaining it. Any users out there? What has been your experience?
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RE: Severe Gastrointestinal Distress
@cornwallis said in Severe Gastrointestinal Distress:
After suffering from severe health issues characterized by severe gastrointestinal distress, cognitive impairment, and various other symptoms, I'm reaching out to the bioenergetic community for insights and recommendations on potential treatment protocols. Despite a comprehensive approach including pharmaceuticals such as Rifaximin, Nystatin, and a suite of herbs and supplements (caprylic acid, allicin, berberine, oregano oil, FC-cidal, bismuth subsalicylate, methylene blue, undecylenic acid, various medicinal teas), alongside high-dose vitamins (B, C, and D) and several biofilm busters, relief remains elusive. My symptoms—including abdominal distention and bloating, alternating constipation and diarrhea, brain fog and cognitive impairment, and muscle pain—have significantly impacted my quality of life, as I've been more or less housebound for several months now. The most recent set of clinical tests didn't indicate any specific condition; the SIBO breath test came back negative, and bloodwork showed no glaring nutritional imbalances.
My current regimen is set to include probiotics (Lactobacillus reuteri DSM 17938) and postbiotics (tributyrin) in hopes of addressing what I suspect to be SIBO, SIFO, colonic dysbiosis, or gastric infection. My diet has been carefully curated to support this treatment path, focusing on fruit, sourdough bread, raw A2 milk, bone broth, and ground meat.
Available but yet unused in my arsenal are doxycycline, prucalopride, and thyroid hormones (T3 and T4). The complexity and persistence of my condition suggest an underlying imbalance that might require an integrative, uncoventional approach.
If you have dealt with similar health challenges or possess knowledge in this area, your insights into effective treatments would be invaluable. Personal experiences, especially with antibiotics, probiotics, postbiotics, or any of the medications I have, would be particularly appreciated.
can you tell us what preceded your gut symptoms? it might provide some useful context that point to appropriate treatments.
I notice you didn't list cyproheptadine there, it can be a wonder drug for some people with GI problems.
Lactoferrin might be worth experimenting with too:
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RE: What causes the severe paranoid schizophrenia of boomers on RPF? (Including Haidut, sorry peatbros)
Americans are generally paranoid due to the psychotic society they live in. The constant apprehension about collapse is part anxiety, part realization that empire is a long slow suicide. Even the nationalists have woken up to this fact in the last decade.
The other side of the coin is that starting threads about WWIII on internet forums is a good way to scare people and control them when you're an authoritarian piece of shit.
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RE: Old members of RPF, Some thoughts on this forum
A way of easily seeing the threads you've participated in would be good to. I like to keep reading a thread even if I'm not participating in it anymore.
Cheers again to Brad for starting the new forum
Edit: didn't realise there was already a way of doing this with the little notification bell at the top.
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RE: Does tanning age you even in an absence of seed oils?
@sphenoid said in Does tanning age you even in an absence of seed oils?:
@Hando-Jin the process of UV light turning the cholesterol in the skin into the precursor to vitamin D. Too much UV and not enough cholesterol synthesis in the skin will eventually deplete it.
Why not enough cholesterol synthesis is what I'm trying to understand. Has anybody answered that? I heard Ray say it was just down to age.
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RE: Does tanning age you even in an absence of seed oils?
@sphenoid said in Does tanning age you even in an absence of seed oils?:
@Hando-Jin it’s the conversion of cholesterol to vitamin D precursors from UV light. Supplying cholesterol or cholesterol precursors to the skin can help replete it.
What depletes it though? Is it an inevitable old age thing
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RE: Does tanning age you even in an absence of seed oils?
@Ecstatic_Hamster said in Does tanning age you even in an absence of seed oils?:
As we age our skin loses cholesterol
I wonder why that is and if it's inevitable
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RE: WEF is going anti-Peatism
I wonder what the diet of the average WEF scumfuck is. They're obviously eating/taking something pretty bad.
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RE: Hyperactive and hypothyroid?
@kneegrows said in Hyperactive and hypothyroid?:
I remember Ray talked about how kids that are hypothyroid don't necessarily have to be lethargic as might be more common in hypo adults, but could even be "hyperactive". This is exactly how I was as a kid. Endless energy, drove adults insane, made teachers cry of exhaustion, doctors asking my mom why she hadn't reached out for help with medicating me etc. I also needed to eat very regularly as missing a meal with just one hour made me really cranky.
Then as puberty hit this all shifted. I became constantly tired, no amount of sleep helped. I remember Ray mentioned kids in that situation often have high adrenaline and cortisol, I think? Is this familar to anyone? I have a kid (9 months) and I recognize the same patterns in her and want to make sure I can help her as best as I can. Already eats a lot of fruit and sugar, dairy etc.
I was extremely restless and agitated as a child and would get upset easily, very passive and shy though and not bouncing around the room etc. By the time puberty came round the fatigue set it, digestive problems, constantly cold, disturbed sleeping patterns and a nervous wreck.
I had constant infections as an infant, so was probably hypothyroid from birth,
If diet isn't helping your kid then I guess thyroid, progesterone etc would be the next thing to consider.
There's some correspondence floating around between Ray and some people with kids in a similar situation, giving his recommendations etc. I thought I had them bookmarked, I post if I find them.
Does your kid like coffee? It might be something easy to try. I'm surprised at how many kids I see who like it. I know somebody who's five year old has coffee with breakfast every morning and loves it.
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RE: Most Peaty Spices?
Cinnamon. Maybe cloves.
The oil in mustard is unsaturated as fuck. Dry mustard powder might have less oil in it.
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RE: What is the reason for bruising easily?
Hypothyroidism.
I used to bruise terribly on aspirin before taking thyroid.
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RE: How to lower Adrenaline
Have you tried switching to a thyroid product that has some t4 in it as well? I've never really seen t3 on its own work for many people.
Thyroid should lower adrenalin eventually, once you get the dose right.
Do you have gut issues? they tend to cause a lot of adrenalin.
Taurine is pretty good at lowering adrenaline, or there's propranolol like somebody else mentioned.
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RE: Garrett Smith AK. "How will I sell more programs today"
He looks like shit and he thinks like shit.
His misrepresentations of Ray are what you'd expect from either mediocre mental activity or deliberate dishonesty. Both indicative of less than optimal health.