Dandruff or scalp irritation? Try BLOO.
@ilovethesea said in Mercola radically revises health advice based on Ray Peat's research:
@Peatly Everyone in that video is a gatekeeper just like Mercola. All theater.
https://dpl003.substack.com/p/the-gatekeepers-club*But I agree with you that Mercola referencing Ray Peat is not good news.
High price to pay for gatekeeping
The fact that he is referencing Ray Peat is not necessarily good news. Dr Sherry Tenpenny fell out with him in 2005 – she talks about it in this interview.
Gut irritation can cause it. Anything that lowers serotonin should help.
@Chud said in The pro-metabolic drug DNP, banned by FDA, may treat most diseases:
lost 20 pounds this month running a relatively low dose of DNP and just walking as often as possible in the woods near my house. diet is like 500carbs 200p 130f. supplementing with k2 d3 and progesterone. never felt too hot or out of breath. a fan is helpful for sleeping though. ray peat said cataracts (which to my knowledge are a relatively rare side effect in men) can be alleviated by increasing vitamin C intake. also peripheral neuropathy is a side but ive never gotten it, other than that theres basically no actual side effects other than heat. its fucking awesome.
Do you have a reference for this? Thanks
@C-Mex said in New "Mission" of RPF:
Posted by a user under Charlie's announcement of RP's 'blessing'/ Although obviously I can't vouch for its veracity. It does have the common theme with the e-mail to Danny that RP was concerned about some personal comments made about him and about Progest-e. It will be interesting to see if Charlie produces the e-mail from Ray he claims to have.
Have you see this thread?
@Hando-Jin said in Why is the Ray Peat community so far right?:
@mostlylurking said in Why is the Ray Peat community so far right?:
@Mulloch94 said in Why is the Ray Peat community so far right?:
Ehhhh...I think conservatives are more opened to discourse of opinion on wedge issues, but when it comes to the bare essentials they're just as lockstep as the liberals are. The republican party is basically the cult of Trump. Look at what happens whenever those "Never Trumpers" try to shill for a new candidate....they get crushed, lol. The red wave is a Trump wave. And once Trump leaves politics for good, the conservative party will go back to being just as lame as ever with dinosaur establishment shills like Mitt Romney and Jeb Bush.
I think the grass roots conservatives, many of whom actually work (instead of talk) for a living, are better able to employ discernment because they have to in their everyday lives. I think you are mistaken; the conservative movement is not just a "cult of Trump". The conservative movement is comprised of a massive number of people in the U.S. who have gotten a craw full. Since 9-11, the political pendulum has veered too far to the left (in a strangely fascist sort of way); now it will massively correct to the right (or the nation will cease to exist). I'm reminded of a quote I read a while back: "Donald Trump was/is not just our candidate, he’s our murder weapon; the GOPe is our victim."
America isn't moving from left to right. It's moving from imperialist to nativist/nationalist. Lefty politics didn't do the country in, America's inherent fascist and militaristic nature did. Lefty cultural politics is just a cat amongst the pigeons while the Department of Defense bankrupts the country.
Daniele Ganser published a book last year that speaks to this
USA: The Ruthless Empire Daniele Ganser
Be mindful @rayjeet that Ofloxacin-Ornidazole may have delayed side effects.
Not sure why Mephisto has been spared when others got banned for making more benign comments than this
@brad said in A dedicated Ray Peat archive website in plain format?:
@Peatly Many people have contacted the Ray Peat Publishing email address without a response.
This has been my experience too
@Amazoniac said in A dedicated Ray Peat archive website in plain format?:
@Peatly, they're not public domain, permission would be needed, but it's a feasible to negotiate if the project is formalized and offers means for donation to keep the material open.
Sounds good
Magnesium tends to get depleted during stress.
B vitamins
Vitamin D
Keep blood sugar up with good quality fruits
Cyproheptadine for nausea (no prolonged use)
Progest E is good for sleep
Essential Ray Peat listening on the effects of trauma and stress on the body
I know the newsletter are already in the public domain but are there any copyright infringement issues related to republishing Dr. Peat’s newsletters somewhere else? There is Ray Peat Publishing (as discussed @32mins into this interview). The newsletters can still be ordered through Katherine.
Thank you @oldchem That's the book - looking to see if there is a pdf somewhere.
PeterSN is getting amazing results after only a week and half of low vitamin A diet. For someone who has low cholesterol it is truly a miracle!! 
Thank you @haidut Dr Peat talked about gelatin being used to cure diabetes back in the day. He talked about a book about the medical use of gelatin which was published in the 1940's - have you ever come across the book?
Could you be low in zinc?
This oyster soup/stew would provide zinc. You can adapt the ingredients to your taste.
