Topics created by temple of salt

@SpaceManJim said in 3-4am waking:

Odd that nobody's mentioned it, especially after seeing your username, but...

How about salt?

Probably because he listed salt before bed under the things he has tried.

@temple-of-salt

https://lowtoxinforum.com/threads/pansterone-liquid-pregnenolone-dhea-mix.7426/

personal thoughts: he has changed the formula a lot of times

I think there is a big difference with the alcohol and oil solution

It's probably his best supplement

it's effective, it shouldn;t convert to estrogen but it will in sickly people

@temple-of-salt I believe the main purpose of the SFA/ ethanol mixture is that it should greatly increase topical absorption of whatever is dissolved in it. Really great for stuff like vit K where a good topical dose would end up in me cutting up several capsules and mixing them with coconut oil on my legs. The olive oil may still be preferable for topical use on more sensitive areas, or for making into diy cosmetics etc. I’m unsure if one is better than the other for oral use other than olive oil being more pleasant to squirt into your mouth.

@temple-of-salt I do not. I think there are compounds such as policosanols in wheat germ derived products such as Tocovit.

Tocovit from Idea Labs is the best vitamin E product available today.

Idealabs TocoVit is unique and very good. I also got great results from Healthnatura’s “Whole E”

@temple-of-salt said in Thyroid, cholesterol, muscle growth:

particularly through consumption of brain - the organ meat with the highest concentration of cholesterol

Vince Gironda's "12 to 36 raw eggs a day" protocol was based on a similar notion (along with a belief that cholesterol degrades with heat). According to him it was the closest one can get to a steroid cycle without actually using drugs. I'm not sure how much validity it has; I haven't experienced any effects from trying it, but I am hypothyroid and I haven't taken thyroid along with the eggs.

I tried TTFD, Sulbutiamine, Benfotiamine and Thiamine HCL

They all share the improvment in physical energy and improved breathing in my opinion.

Benfotiamine was more effective for peripheral neuropathy.

TTFD feels very psychedelic and is in my opinion the best form for intellectual tasks but it comes with a lot of side effects compared to the other forms.

Sulbutiamine feels very physical, it's my favorite form because of the physical kick in the ass effect it provides.

Overall they are all good at increasing levels of thiamine.

TTFD is better when the goal is to increase central nervous system levels of thiamine.

Benfotiamine for neuronal pain, it was the only form that was aleviating my headaches and tingling in extremities.

Sulbutiamine is great for physically demanding tasks.

Thiamine HCL is doing a little bit of each one and requires higher doses compared to the other forms.