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@Joop3000 said in Unhealthy survivors:

People who had a tumor cut out, radiation and chemotherapy. Changed nothing about their lifestyle and live on for many years, maybe not great, but absolutely not bad quality of life either. These people already have the so said cancer metabolism, get nuked with toxins and stay alive.

I think if you appreciate the heavy psychological stress and severe sleep deprivation average person suffers from, you might consider the possibility that a hospital stay might prove therapeutic in itself independently from any medical intervention. Chemotherapy drugs might be less damaging to the body than the stress hormone levels necessary to sustain a typical wage worker lifestyle.

Imagine two groups of lab rats. Rats in group A are given a perfect Peaty diet, but they are randomly startled by loud noises, including when they try to sleep, and they live in cramped quarters. Rats in group B are eating a high PUFA, high starch diet supplemented with tryptophan and methionine, but they have adequate quarters and aren't disturbed in any way.

Which group would be healthier? I would bet real money on B.

@Master I'm afraid so. I have some weird health problems nobody really got an answer to, including and mainly myself. Symptoms seem to match hypothyroidism partly and b12 deficiency. But there is no real reaction to supplementing any of these. I keep searching tho.

Pellagra can cause skin discoloration on areas exposed to the sun

Idealabs has a product called MelaNon

Progest E is safe for topical use for hyperpigmentation

@Joop3000

Yes, an "aldehyde treated protein" bonded canola oil. Certainly, loading cattle with aldehydes has no negative effects. Biohydrogenation is not a complete process, the encapsulation of oils comes along numerous feeding practices to raise n-3. So much wasted energy with fish meals and algae, I guess why not make nightmare canola.

What I find interesting is that there's no effect on milk yield, when high PUFA typically reduces milk production. I can't access the study, but I'd like to see more.

Coconut oil promotes fat oxidative stability by reducing the portion of PUFA and increasing alpha-tocopherol and causes the least weight-gain in cattle.

Nicotinic acid does something that niacinamide doesn't, it binds to the GPR109A receptor which stops intestinal inflammation, I've noticed that the flush also regulates serotonin when I feel I've got too much of it in my head.