Posts made by Luke

Last night I dreamt that I would make a completely meaningless post on this forum.

And here I am.

@guy said in Cheap peaty fruit suggestions:

@LucH said in Cheap peaty fruit suggestions:

When your Ca carbonate supplement has been consumed, I’d take citrate.

Ok cool, almost finished my ca carbonate. I will look into citrate once gone.

I don't know whether citrate has any benefits over carbonate (other than the increased bioavailability), but if you mix carbonate into orange juice, it should react with the citric acid in the juice to form calcium citrate.

Grapes maybe? I don't know how much they cost where you live. Apple sauce is also pretty cheap, unless you only want whole fruit. Tangerines are also relatively cheap (compared to other fruit)

@BroJonas
Did he say who told him to take it down?

I'm not sure if these glasses block out all blue light. There are these special glasses (like sunglasses or cycling glasses) with the orange lens.

But from what you are saying it seems like you get "normal" glasses, with some sort of coloration of the lense. Do you know if they block all the blue light or just partly?

If they block out all the blue light, no, I don't think it is great the wear them all the time. Or in other words, I don't think it's a good idea to try to outsmart nature. There's a reason why the spectrum of natural sunlight also contains blue light. If I had glasses like that, I would probably wear them a lot of the time inside and when I'm staring at a screen. But I would also remove them outside and would expose my eyes to some natural sunlight (if there is sunlight) every now and then. Sunlight in the morning and late afternoon has less blue light and more beneficial red/orange/yellow light.

Blue-blocking glasses are generally a good thing and I wear them for parts of the day, especially after around 8 PM. I also feel a positive effect if I wear them for an hour or so thoughout the day, like a stress-relieving effect. But I don't think it's good to block out all blue light. It's probably comparable to cortisol or estrogen. Too much is very bad, but they have a purpose in the body, so getting them to zero wouldn't be great either.

I think it's the same with blue light. Our modern environment with a lot of screens and fake light bulbs is just too much and blue-blocking glasses or filters on an electronic devices are good options to reduce the negative effects of blue light. But zero... I don't think that's optimal either.

Haven't tried it myself, but some people here and on the old forum reported weight gain after using cyproheptadine regularly.

Sounds legit.

You can also start to gargle with Red Bull. But be warned, your balls will be basketball-sized afterwards.

Have you seen this thread? It has some very good tips. I tried some and especially oil pulling and chewing cloves had a good effect on my teeth. Vitamin K2 is very important as well.

Most commercial toothpaste is very bad, but there are also some good ones (or less bad ones) out there. On the old forum, some people talked about making their own tooth paste. If I don't brush, I sometimes just take some xylitol powder, let it melt in my mouth and then swish it around for a few minutes.

@bio3nergetic said in Niclosamide reduces serotonin and glutamate:

Just another reminder, every time you guys link to that imposter forum, it makes it stronger and more present for G00gle.

lowtoxinforum DOT com/threads/niclosamide-for-fat-loss-uncoupling.42781

This format would be better. A step beyond that would be not to mention its name at all and have an abbreviation perhaps. Such as:

LTF DOT com/threads/niclosamide-for-fat-loss-uncoupling.42781

I'm not an SEO expert, but doesn't only the first link from a website count for google? So 100,000 links from one website is as good as one?

Step 1: Terminally ill people should have the opportunity to end their suffering on a completely voluntary basis.
Step 2: See step 1, but terminally ill patients cost society a lot of money.
Step 3: Yes, we pay for your treatment, but there are easier ways to end your suffering.
Step 4: We don't pay for your treatment, but there is an alternative.
Step 5: Can you please finally kill yourself? You are a burden to society!
Step 6: We will kill you.

UK is now at step 1, Canada somewhere between 3 and 4. We'll see how far they go.

Organic dairy should be safe for now, see end of the article: https://off-guardian.org/2024/11/28/major-dairy-supplier-to-trial-potentially-toxic-low-emission-cow-feed/

Of course, we can never know whether it won't simply be ignored.

@natureman said in What do you guys think of Trump now that he won:

@S-Holmes you guys are too funny. Trump is a puppet since before he could think. This position today is his birthright probably.

I can't believe how many people still think that politics is a real thing......

I think that was the objective of this election outcome. To convince conservatives, "right-wingers" etc. that representative "democracy" is still working and that you can change politics with a sign on a ballot.

@the_black_jew said in Peaty gift ideas for the upcoming holidays:

@Luke that looks good

When you search for it on the internet you always find recipes with cookies, but I myself have never eaten them with cookies, but with thin plates that have roughly the consistency of a host or communion bread you would get in church. Just chocolate, coconut oil, sugar and these plates.

My grandma used to make these for christmas (with dark chocolate and coconut oil): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hedgehog_slice

I didn't know anything about "peaty" back then of course.

If somebody is interested in health/nutrition topics, the book "Heal your metabolism" by Kate Deering should be a good gift.

@Lizb said in How to reach Haidut?:

@Lloyd you can send a private message on this forum

I don't know if he visits this forum. The user with that name is a bot that automatically creates a thread when the real haidut posts something on his blog. I don't think that account has ever posted something apart from the original post in a new thread.

I had this experience twice in my life, about ten years ago. I was at a kind of barbecue at a sports club and they didn't have normal barbecues with charcoal, but these stupid things where you pour oil on and fry the meat in it. I noticed they use sunflower oil and lots of it. Ate a steak anyway because I didn't want to be a dick. Don't remember if I also ate potato salad, because they are usually made with sunflower oil as well.

On both occasions I got sick the next day.

So I guess people who usually avoid seed oils are more susceptible when they get a load. After all, other people use seed oils every day and aren't sick every single day. It may be a shock for the system if you aren't used to it.