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Posts made by wester130
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RE: I have proof of dozens of guys regrowing from "it's over" levels of bald with high pufa diets and pro-nitric oxide thingsposted in Bioenergetics Discussion
what has hans amato got to do with it?? :S
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RE: I have proof of dozens of guys regrowing from "it's over" levels of bald with high pufa diets and pro-nitric oxide thingsposted in Bioenergetics Discussion
i found the info where they replace spironolacton with taurine
https://books.google.co.uk/books?isbn=3319151266
Janusz Marcinkiewicz, Stephen W. Schaffer - 2015 - Science
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patient that received taurine therapy showed significant improvements in the signs of heart failure (fatigue, orthopnea, and dyspnea). Prior to being treated with taurine, the patient was being treated with furosemide, digoxin, and spironolactone, but taurine therapy reduced the need for digoxin and spironolactone" -
RE: I have proof of dozens of guys regrowing from "it's over" levels of bald with high pufa diets and pro-nitric oxide thingsposted in Bioenergetics Discussion
there was a study where people taking Taurine could reduce their spironolactone intake
So I assume spiro and taurine are doing the same thing inside the body
It can also vasodilate like minoxidil
dermarolling everyday with topical taurine in vodka could be interesting
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RE: I have proof of dozens of guys regrowing from "it's over" levels of bald with high pufa diets and pro-nitric oxide thingsposted in Bioenergetics Discussion
interesting
rolling everyday?? I used to do once a week without results.
Maybe everyday works better
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RE: I have proof of dozens of guys regrowing from "it's over" levels of bald with high pufa diets and pro-nitric oxide thingsposted in Bioenergetics Discussion
minoxidil probably does regrow hair
Maybe a better option is gingko biloba? same sort of mechanism
maybe topical citrulline?
they sort of act the same way
not everyone does regrow hair from them though,
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RE: Serotonin (5-HT) increases inflammatory mediators (IL-6, NF-kB), may cause atherosclerosisposted in Literature Review
interesting
do you agree with this tier list?
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RE: Beef gelatin relaxationposted in Not Medical Advice
@idealabsrat glycine induces sleepiness
taurine would be better in my opinion
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RE: Liver Damage, need helpposted in Not Medical Advice
taurine
b complex
zinc/copper/selenium/iodine
coconut oil
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Protein Tier Listposted in Bioenergetics Discussion
s - Taurine
a - glycine , agmatine, creatine
b - lysine, tyrosine, phenyalaline proline, serine, threonine, ornithine
c - glutamic acid, BCAAs , citrulline, arginine,aspartic acid, carnitine
d - methionine, cysteine, tryptophan
glycine is only a tier because it causes sleepiness
lysine is b tier because tends to lower body temperature
agmatine not technically a protein but included
taurine has the benefits of glycine and heart protective properties of lysine, making it s tieragree?
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how bad are these biscuits?posted in Products
https://www.islandbakery.scot/product/oat-crumbles-copy/
obviously not perfect
would you ever eat them?
Ingredients
Ingredients: OATS 35%, WHEAT Flour (WHEAT Flour, Calcium Carbonate*, Iron*, Niacin*, Thiamin*), Butter (MILK), Sugar, Honey 9%, Sea Salt*, Raising Agent*: Ammonium Carbonate. *Non Organic.
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RE: Any experiences with DHT?posted in Bioenergetics Discussion
why does dht reduce spinal bone density?
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RE: Help with EU Sourcesposted in Products
@edouard water soluble vitamin D3 might be better
it is sold as micellised vitamin d3
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RE: Reversal of hair loss in Mice with “sugar gel”posted in Literature Review
@OliverCloasov I don't know, 1 ml a day, so 50 days?
a few months ago before people were talking about ribose gel, I made this thread as a joke, in response to a thread about topical honey
https://bioenergetic.forum/topic/2295/sugar-water-with-lemon-scent-for-60-dollars
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RE: Reversal of hair loss in Mice with “sugar gel”posted in Literature Review
the product is on ebay and some people are selling it on reddit
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RE: [kmud] Ray Peat recommends topical Caffeine, DHEA, and Progesterone for hair lossposted in Not Medical Advice
@Hearthfire too early to say
certainly stops flaking