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RE: Peatbot
@brad I found out that its a copy rather than the real thing.
It gives gpt like responses at times.
Its just a bot that was trained on ray peat content.
the token ( $arcdoc ) is dumping now. -
RE: Peatbot
@ThinPicking Its a user who goes by Alexander who runs a crypto channel.
He is part of the APU meme coin team. -
RE: Peatbot
@ThinPicking Fr. it's this jewish guy trying to make a subscription based site where people have to pay with his crypto token to access their AI doctor.
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RE: Peatbot
@brad I've noticed some activity on telegram with people trying to feed peatbot into a monetised LLM.
Is there any chance of having a peatbot TG channel so that others don't rip it off on that platform?
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RE: High dose biotin and liver cancer.
@16charactersitis from looking at how its done industrially it seems warm alcohol is the way to go, yet its tricky to not denature the vitamins
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RE: High dose biotin and liver cancer.
@16charactersitis
Human equivalent doses based on bodyweight from Mr DInkovs mouse study - "Daily dose (administered once daily, orally): ~15mg/kg vitamin B1 (thiamine), ~30mg/kg vitamin B3 (niacinamide), ~1.5mg/kg vitamin B7 (biotin), and ~15mg/kg aspirin.Yeast is very high in b vitamins but isnt a practical source for Biotin.
- Thiamine (B1): Nutritional yeast requires much less quantity (~30g) compared to brewer's yeast (~187.5g).
- Niacin (B3): Nutritional yeast also requires less (~75g) compared to brewer's yeast (~107.1g).
- Biotin (B7): Both sources require impractically large amounts, especially nutritional yeast (375g). You would likely need a biotin supplement to meet this requirement.
For Biotin (B7) supplements are needed. a 50kg person would need to eat ~750 eggs daily or 21kg of liver.
It's a lot of yeast.
I tried making crackers and adding it to food etc, but it gets unpleasant. -
RE: High dose biotin and liver cancer.
@Ecstatic_Hamster Interesting stuff. Thankyou.
The acidification of interstitial fluid is certainly one of the problems.
My wife has been doing some light bouncing on a rebounder and appreciates the effect it has. -
RE: High dose biotin and liver cancer.
@the_black_jew Thankyou, that all matches with my thoughts.
Sulphurophane in brocolli sprouts is a good anti fungal iirc. -
RE: High dose biotin and liver cancer.
@Ecstatic_Hamster Thankyou. I've heard a lot about RSO and yet i've looked a little and been unable to find a mechanism behind it.
Do you have an idea why THC is effective? -
RE: High dose biotin and liver cancer.
@the_black_jew Thanks, I hadn't heard of apatone before.
A combination vitaminK and vitaminC.
The main reasoning behind combining B vitamins and aspirin is that they help bypass metabolic blockages. -
RE: High dose biotin and liver cancer.
@16charactersitis Indeed. The dose makes the poison, though perhaps the remedy in this case.
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High dose biotin and liver cancer.
Hi everyone. !st post here. Sad to see what happened to rpf.
I've been looking into @haidut 's b vitamin and aspirin study on mice.The HED is ~15mg/kg vitamin B1 (thiamine), ~30mg/kg vitamin B3 (niacinamide), ~1.5mg/kg vitamin B7 (biotin), and ~15mg/kg aspirin daily.
For a 60 kg person:
Vitamin B1 (Thiamine): 900mg (3x300)
Vitamin B3 (Niacinamide): 1,800mg (3x600)
Vitamin B7 (Biotin): 90mg (3x30)
Aspirin: 900mg (3x300)
Vitamin K: 2.57mg (3x 0.86)
For a 110 kg person:
Vitamin B1 (Thiamine): 1,650mg (3x 550)
Vitamin B3 (Niacinamide): 3,300mg (3x 1100)
Vitamin B7 (Biotin): 165mg (3x55)
Aspirin: 1,650mg (3x550)
Vitamin K : 4.71mg (3x1.57)Ray said that there were old animal studies showing that high dose biotin caused liver cancer. https://www.bioenergetic.life/clips/d743f?t=1572&c=35
I was hoping to suggest this protocol to my wife who suffers with cancer but i'm suspicioous of the biotin and not sure how such an amoount of niacinamide would work either. can't b1 build up to toxc levels?
If anyone can offer insights it will go a long way.
Thanks for keeping the discussions going. I am blessed to find Dr Peat and haiduts research.
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RE: Peatbot
@brad peat bot really helped me out when I first started Peating properly. It answered all my insane questions.
I have warm feelings towards Peatbot.
I hope all of this stuff stays safe no matter what the future holds.
Thankyou.