Posts made by wester130

@Chud i tried it for about 2 years with no results

I have to be honest

instead now I do topical minerals, zinc/copper/selenium/iodine and trace minerals

@CO3

"Estriol, however, has been shown to protect against estrogenic cancers, decreases the risk of fibrocystic changes in the breasts, and can even help women with estrogen-related weight changes to drop the extra pounds."

in the presence of estradiol, it is antiestrogenic

@herayclitus you really need a selenium/iodine (not megadose) supplement

200mcg of each
liquids are easier and purer

@happyhanneke probably makes things worse

@PrinceTrebata

I have reached the conclusion that a supplement of

zinc,
copper,
selenium,
iodine (not a megadose, normal dose,)

is better for the thyroid than thyroid hormone

This supplement looks excellent

https://www.upgradedformulas.com/products/peak-thyroid?srsltid=AfmBOoo9tNpNwvn4ab4K5ED0i9gq6CG0omVMJRUy6vJzQpio2zR7xSSK

Taking thyroid hormone never addresses the problem, a chronic low intake of iodine and selenium

I first started out peating in 2015

I cooked potatoes, rice, bread and croissants in coconut oil, not perfect but it was a start.

Added it to everything

Also supplement caffeine, niacinamide etc

I've eaten more coconut oil than most people in society, I feel fine and am a rational human being.

vitamin e, niacinamide, taurine/zinc can protect you from PUFA

@thyroidchor27 what iodine?

how much?

The problem is people mega dose iodine and it gives it a bad reputation.
Daily dose of 200mcg is safe

How valuable is this supplement?

https://www.functionalself.eu/upgraded-formulas-peak-thyroid-118ml.html

These beauty products use copper sulfate and zinc sulfate

https://skinsort.com/ingredients/copper-sulfate

https://skinsort.com/products/bioderma/sebium-gel-moussant

https://skinsort.com/products/bioderma/sebium-h2o-purifying-micellar-cleansing-water-and-makeup-removing-solution

Has anyone tried this?

It would likely help

@Crypt-Keeper just 5ml of food grade ethanol mixed in would solve it

@BeamsOfEnergy I was quoting someone else

@Bye4ever

https://raypeatforum.com/community/threads/bio-identical-dht-vs-synthetic-dht.21740/

bio-identical DHT:
-makes you calm en sleepy
-you feel very happy
-Obvious dopamine increase

• better focus
  -more anti-estrogenic than proviron (probably because metabolite androsterone)
  -better vision
  -joke around alot
  -very social
  -not liver toxic
  -increase in respect
  -makes you smarter/ increased creativity
  -makes things bigger downstairs
  -gives me less vasocontriction
  -makes skin ticker too
• no disire for sex at all
• high confidence
• increase in leg and arm hair
• weirdly enough made me feel even stronger than proviron

@Androsclerozat if starch is slave food, what is PUFA in metaphorical terms?

@DavidPS it also solves heart disease in the Linus Pauling protocol

it's an interesting substance

@DavidPS how similar is proline to glycine??

I find glycine makes me sleepy

is this a better alternative?

@Hearthfire

@LetTheRedeemed said in Reversal of hair loss in Mice with “sugar gel”:

@Hearthfire I do wish to clarify that I don’t mean to bully others into not joining the forum. But those are my strongly worded reasons, lol.

Yes I’m experimenting with d-ribose, and will likely try adding dextrose. It would probably be cool to dig around about any benefits of fructose directly on the cell (given that’s 50% of table sugar and higher in honey).

Look forward to seeing what everyone discovers.

Ps, I’m doing a topical blend of methylene blue, niacinamide, and aspirin once or twice a day

where do we buy the gel??

hell of a coincidence

I have bad reactions to glycine powder

could serine/threonine be a better option?

What do people know about these 2 proteins?

@insufferable is anyone doing this but studying DHT?

There seems to be litte interest in DHT

@LetTheRedeemed

a month ago someone mentioned topical ribose completely unconnected to this study though

https://old.reddit.com/r/raypeat/comments/1dlavfd/baldness_is_insulin_resistance_metformin_is/