@wester130 Do you think dermastamping was a mistake, or is this a complementary strategy?
Posts made by LetTheRedeemed
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RE: topical lysine for hair loss
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RE: topical lysine for hair loss
@wester130 cool. Got a source? I may throw it in my topical gel
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RE: Seborrheic Dermatitis (SD) cured by Topical Caprylic Acid (C8:0)Triglycerides
@jamezb46 Everytime I've tried to apply topical coconut oil or MCT oil, I get worse acne for several days at the application site -- has your research led you to any thoughts on that?
Many thanks
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RE: topical lysine for hair loss
@wester130 nice and based.
What's the logic behind it?
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RE: Reversal of hair loss in Mice with “sugar gel”
@wester130 have you noticed any symptoms of improvement?
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RE: Reversal of hair loss in Mice with “sugar gel”
@Gaston Oh wow good to know. Thanks for sharing!
I've stopped urea use on my scalp posthaste. In light of what you mention, I'm thinking of using urea on some skin growth spots on my body (particularly skin bumps under my eyes I got when I did carnivore and got deadly allergies). Do you have thoughts on that from your research?
Would you mind sharing what improvements you've noticed from increasing pro-collagenous supps to the scalp?
Also, I've been thinking of finding a good ascorbic acid/vit c powder for a few years now, and this has convinced me to pull the trigger -- do you have a source you'd suggest?
Many thanks for your contributions, Gaston!
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RE: Share positive experiences with eating liver
@Janelle525 I don't think you'll find anyone here who disagrees with the scientific understanding of screen time / indoor activity (including reading books in poorly lit conditions) greatly contributing to eyesight problems in people of all ages, but the science of Vitamin A necessity in eyesight, is also sound.
In my eyes, and of most people here, the answer is clearly both!
You made a bold blind assertion that yerrag changed his lifestyle to see the eye improvement when he himself asserted that the change that predicated the improvement was the introduction of liver as a vitamin A rich food -- that is funny enough to laugh at lol; the alternative is being anonasses!
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RE: 22 year old wondering if it’s low thyroid
@dellamo After having gone around the mountain and then eventually getting a consult with Danny, I suggest it. On top of having a complete grasp of Peat, they've got the collective experiences of thousands of clientele, and know what bloodwork means better than doctors (on top of good suggestions for where to get blood tests cheap, etc).
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RE: Share positive experiences with eating liver
@yerrag interesting, thanks for sharing
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RE: Reintroduced Wheat - Confused With Results
@tk I get it. When you’re ready to dive into if you’re a good candidate for progesterone supplementation, that product is sold by Ray’s wife, based off his patent.
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RE: Share positive experiences with eating liver
@yerrag so basically it’s the improved metabolism and vit A consumption, not looking long distances. the other poster assumed falsely about your eyesight improvement.
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RE: Share positive experiences with eating liver
@yerrag oh wow. So you did NOT begin looking long distances at the same time you began consuming liver.
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RE: Reversal of hair loss in Mice with “sugar gel”
@wester130 thanks for the link
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RE: Reversal of hair loss in Mice with “sugar gel”
@Mossy woah nice. Thanks for sharing
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RE: Reintroduced Wheat - Confused With Results
@tk have you tried progest-e just for the temporary symptom relief value?
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RE: Share positive experiences with eating liver
@yerrag Sorry, I don't understand; the case was that you were indeed looking long distance more often?
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RE: Share positive experiences with eating liver
@yerrag would you say you substantially increased viewing distance since your introduction of Peaty foods?
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RE: Reversal of hair loss in Mice with “sugar gel”
@OliverCloasov I Haven't really checked. I'll let you know, but IDK if there will be much improvement on that front, as I've done scalp massages and used decalcifying substances on my scalp for a while now: t3, sodium thiosulfate in DMSO, scalp massages, and red light. I like the idea that the missing component was actual fuel reaching the target area (all stimulators and no fuel to produce ATP and youth hormones).
But, I suppose as bloodflow increases, tissue density should also increase? ...maybe increased elasticity is a thing to look for nevertheless.