Posts made by LetTheRedeemed

@sneedful I’ve not really seen people have as big a problem with his choice to follow a diet virtually opposite what Ray suggests, but rather the terrible way he treated a hundred plus members (including the ones that stayed), in bursts of bans over trivial matters, on top of hardcore misrepresentation of Ray’s ideas to the point of calling them trash.

The new attitude seemed to have largely started with banning a guy for calling Mercola “Mr Mercola” after Mercola whined about not being respectfully addressed with “Dr.” I lost all respect for both after that.

And sure I search the old forum all the time. I appreciate that he left it standing as long as he has.

@Peatful what was he charged with?

@risingfire all good you don't have to find it, that's just so hilarious

@risingfire HAHAHAHA can you post a link?

Someone's poor understanding of science and nutrition accidentally outing themselves for not cleaning their toilet is gold

@ThinPicking hahaha

@asterbolic

@asterbolic any chance you have a Peaty food suggestion that also happens to be high in vitamin C? asking for a friend thx

@Mossy said in Consensus on a good Vitamin C source?:

What about acerola powder, which is vitamin C derived from cherries? Though, it's usually much more costly and the dose is larger to get an equivalent dose to synthetic.

just noticed I missed this comment. thanks for commenting. Have you tried it?

@Insomniac nice. thanks! I know he spoke very positively of the tetracyclines and macrolide classes for anti-inflammatory effects

@Serotoninskeptic Thanks for sharing, pardon the late reply but, if I may ask... what are those? (Sans progesterone)

@josh pardon the late reply... let us know what you discovered...

It should be good enough to completely dissolve baking soda into water. It's water soluble

@yerrag I think I agree. But if it stayed off…. And then you continue to catabolize the fat cells…

Unfortunately the posters in rpf didn’t give a 3 year follow up. One thing I wished happened on any forum.

@Gaston thanks for sharing.

for sure, I don't want to try high dosages again. I'm gonna stick with dosages that keep me feeling good lol.

I will say that it definitely needs high glucose levels... I'm sure some people with better metabolism and maintain high carb-caloric intake can fare better...

One bottle of Great Lakes gelatin lasts 3 people in my home about 3 weeks. That’s like 8 bucks a week.

Has anybody tried taking the 120 grams of urea Ray said was safe?

If so, how on earth do you consume it??? Lol

I’m dissolving it in oj and adding sugar and syrup, then eating food, just to not throw up from how bitter it is!

On the other forum, folks said once they reached 180 grams daily it melted belly fat off, which I’m hoping to obtain, but I just can’t do that as is.

@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.