@Serotoninskeptic oh crahwp

I demand neon colored text on black background

@calvinklein21101 correct. I also hypothesized that due to the high methionine content of all high vitamin A foods, people feel a profound impact on metabolism from that, as well.

I tried the low vitamin A diet, then due to that awareness of methionine in liver, eggs, and dairy, I proceeded to maintain low consumption of all such foods but added supplementing high doses of retinol. I had no problems, and my metabolism improved (also took thyroid), after 3 months I resumed high vitamin A foods with no problem.

Share what you would use if You get in a car wreck or stabbing attack, suffering from blood loss or lung puncture, or friend gets knocked unconscious.

What would you keep on hand for such a scenario? Topical, oral, or injectable.

My first thought is an oral bolus of dextrose mixed with some calcium carbonate and table salt. Maybe DHEA/progest-e.

@yerrag how is niacinamide overrated?

@healthyfungus actually, I didn't say I didn't brush my tongue. And, I get an extreme reaction from potatoes or bread that others don't get...

maybe you have a bacterial overgrowth you're overlooking because you think that's normal? I'll reopen the infection cold case files...

FYI the symptoms you gave are symptoms of stress hormones:

what triggers it aside from sweat/wet and cold wind exposure

I understand you said it's not always these things but it is enough to be noted. These things commonly use up available glucose with increased energy expenditure, aka drop in glucose and equivalent raising stress hormones.

Knots/achiness

Hypometabolism slows muscle repair

Puffier face

Estrogen

Softer boners

antagonized testosterone

Less energy

low thyroid

Headaches/nausea

elevated gut/brain serotonin

Frequent and urgent urination/weak bladder

poor liver metabolism/ low thyroid

Weaker voice

yelling at privates all day -- "GET UP SOLDIER" (jk)

Have you checked temps and pulse waking and mid day? then, have you checked them against a dose of t3?

I'm positive I heard Ray mention a history of bowel cancer in Southeast Asian regions where coconut meat is consumed.

I could always be wrong, but for a testimony of one, I always had digestion problems when I would eat some healthfood snack with coconut meat

2 big confounders:

1.) I question what keto means to her -- many people say "keto" and eat a ton of veggies and "low sugar" berries.
These are difficult digesters but some people have a great microbiome and this will provide glucose.

2.) she is living the life she wants to live -- it literally gives her life. Her job is literally working out an hour a day and eating good food and doing makeup/fashion for another media event.
Studies show men in positions of power produce higher testosterone and live longer. My grandpa had that Henry Kissinger great generation power dynamic vibe. driving himself alone in his car in his 90s. He lived doing what gave him life, from being upper management in military industry for 30 years, having a hobby farm, and rubbing shoulders with influential people. He died healthy with a full head of hair, and was never obese.
-- but nobody is saying fries and catfish fried in seed oils and carrageenan icecream is a high performance longevity diet. He could do more manual labor at 75 than I could do at the worst of my autoimmune issues in my 20s and I ate way cleaner...

tertiarily but it's been mentioned: higher skin tissue melatonin levels preserve calcium in the cell more efficiently, thus black don't crack.

@S-Holmes I get it... sorry not trying to come across as grilling you

@josh I've heard of using baking soda in bath for co2