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Ep. 119: Vitamin A Toxicity: Examining the Evidence for Vitamin A Deficiency
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6VYDLD6xdU

Related:
https://bioenergetic.forum/topic/1809/grant-genereux-admits-he-didn-t-do-a-whole-lot-a-research-for-his-anti-vitamin-a-books?_=1720734692643&lang=en-US

The $1000 is a recently increased price to help cover some of the costs the less fortunate can’t meet him at.

I just wanted to correct this because I believe this is for a cluster of appointments and not a single one. I was a little confusing by how Garrett framed this. I don't want to defame someone.

@Mulloch94 said in Lidocaine:

@CrumblingCookie said in Lidocaine:

I think 70mg is way too high. I don't know what Peat said was ideal but I feel a very potent effect on just 20mg. Probably also not something worth using in a long-term stack either, only sporadically when needed. Just my opinion. But it's a lot like naltrexone, except maybe worse, because naltrexone has conflicting reports about it's liver toxic effects. Lidocaine doesn't, and reports seem to agree pretty definitively it can be hepatotoxic when used in high dosages or over long periods.

I don't know about long term lidocaine but people have taken Procaine/ Gerovital H3 long term for anti-aging.

@CrumblingCookie This is the first detailed account of a lidocaine experience I've ever seen. It's very much appreciated. I've wondered about it for years.

It's also the first I've heard about crh possibly being involved in it's mechanism. Thanks for the education.

@herayclitus said in Study: T3 and psychosis:

My immediate suspicion when I read this was that maybe the inclusion of T3 improved their cognition so much, it had a "redpilling" effect. @haidut has spoken before about how depression (to some extent) is a rational response to the declining state of the environment these days (the study was done from 1997-2014 I believe). Maybe in some cases improved thyroid function could sensitize a person to this. It would be ideal to research healthy bioenergetic coping mechanisms for such cases, rather than having to rely on pharma antipsychotics.

That's a really unique viewpoint. It seems possible. Maybe some of them were nearly in a coma until they got the t3.

I would have just assumed it's because t3 is harder to dose and so it can sometimes cause sleep disruptions or anxiety.

RP would talk about nibbling on a t3 tablet trying to keep levels even.

@ThinPicking said in ****):

He might lighten up a bit with a spoon full of... glucose.

It's a good thing he's got an attention deficit I guess.

I doubt he's moving on. He seems to hold his focus on the competition.

@ThinPicking said in Garrett Smith asks for help outing "little rat" charlie (owner of the raypeatforum):

Immediately.

Yeah, he's put a bounty on the man. He's in a hurry.

@herayclitus Do you take brakes? How do you keep it working?

@Jaffe said in Anti vitamin A Garrett Smith launches a JIHAD! against glucose God Dr. David Stephens:

Look harder. It’s been discussed.

I just read through the thread for this video and there is no comment on this. They're debating Garrett's research dump