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The connection between coffee, Lawsonibacter, quinic acid, and other microbe-derived metabolites could be how coffee might be exerting its beneficial effects.

Coffee consumption is associated with intestinal Lawsonibacter asaccharolyticus abundance and prevalence across multiple cohorts (2024)

So meds.com.mx has not replied to any subsequent emails either. I’m just calling it a total cartellish gamble to use them.

So Hope they like the smell of their farts the day you place an order — because not complaining when they send a wrong order and referring them to new clientele isn’t good enough if they have a bad day.

@Rah1woot right I didn’t know until last year that different things absorb in different mediums.

@happyhanneke thanks king. A solid friend in the space suggested that one as well

@DavidPS oh cool. Thanks David!!

@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.

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

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

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

I assume gelatin powder or straight glycine could replace

Yes, when taking 10 g glycine, you only assimilate 2 g (20 %). (Study given by Haidut)
I'd take the half dose in the shake (5 g powder).

Thank you.

@Snow I’m not opposed, I’ll look into it. My concern with oil or wax based is not that it won’t absorb necessarily (possibly a problem with wax), but more so that it won’t maintain moistness adequately… idk feeling things out here

@CrumblingCookie The potassium bicarbonate at least is anti-fungal as well, so it could have multiple pathways to regrow hair. While also being much healthier/safer than minoxidil (even though minoxidil is pretty proven as a safe drug in correct doses and application)

@LetTheRedeemed said in "Glucose Loading" protocol, a la Dr Stephens - A Critique:

@Janelle525 yes. I’m definitely at the pinnacle of my salt intake, haha.

I lowered my sugar consumption, or at least balanced it with spreading out my protein intake, and the headaches went away. That was a while ago. And I definitely still consume quite a bit of sugar: several sodas/juice/sweat teas per day, plus spoonfuls of honey with milk, and ice cream. I’ve definitely found my max sugar capacity

Haha okay!

@Regina you know the human condition hexed by ideas like love thy enemy and take up your cross lol

@tubert agreed