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@Gardner did he differentiate between iNOS and eNOS?

@Corngold

Funny that this can be taken towards radical individualism or radical social-ism. I keep seeing the horseshoe theory everywhere...the limits of the individual are the limits of the group, and group size and number needs to be considered.

I have recently been brushing up against this in a lot of different areas as well. Although I do not think about it in terms of a horseshoe, but more of a hub-and-spoke. As in a bicycle wheel. Actually it's a recursive hub-and-spoke.

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Source is: https://x.com/HUMANMAXXING/status/1848831481046568967/photo/1

The hubs (more stationary, "sources" of power), have a more "female" quality. The spokes (protruding, "ejaculatory", exploratory, more varied (in terms of measured IQ for example)) have a more "male" quality. I think this maps really well onto the fact that males are a sub-variation of females (we still have nipples, fused labial scar on underside of genitals, etc...). @LetTheRedeemed had mentioned a similar sexed evaluation of the social hierarchy. As opposed to a "vulgar dialectic" of equal yin and yang. Individualism or socialism is as such a question of what place in the system is within your view. In the design of computer architecture management, an often-used dictum is "cattle, not pets". But this is myopic because you need pets to manage the cattle. Call it "sheepdogging".

The center might be called The Party. The periphery might be called the Mass Line.

Funny that this can be taken towards radical individualism or radical social-ism.

The founding fathers were generally preachers towards individualism, but their individualism was indisputably enabled oftentimes by slave plantations or other structures. Hence the dissonance between Jefferson calling slavery a "hideous blot", designing Monticello in such a way as to see slaves as little as possible, yet still continuing the practice. Without this social structure their time at the constitutional convention and such would have been spent doing menial labor in the maintenance of clothing, housing, food. The "individualist", let's go with "software entrepreneur", is a phenomenon made possible by an incredibly socialized manufacturing and commodification of computers.

Today a greater individualism is materially enabled by a vast socialized, standardized, electrical and communications grid. As Lenin said, "Socialism is Soviet Power plus Electrification of the Whole Country". Standardization of shipping containers. And so on.

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(This is from the video: "modes of production": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HbjZlKqDCMA)

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@wester130 said in glutamine? good or bad?:

why is gelatin so high in glutamine?

We don't use gelatin for glutamine but for collagen. Collagen is rich in glycine and proline.
Glycine is going to moderate the possible excito-toxicity of glutamate (change of glutamine into glutamate (glutamic acid) in the process of assimilation, partially).

Collagène composition: Protéine 86 – 92 %

Glycine: +/ 30 % (+5 / -9) Proline: +/ 18 % (-6) Hydroxyproline: +/ 14% (-2 / +2) Alanine: 11 % (-2 / +1) Lysine: 5 % (-1)
NB: Pour le collagène selon Ray PEAt, myprotein .com, Great lakes.

Si prise de glycine : 2 x 5 g, assimilation 20 % selon un post de Haidut.

this?

uses benfotiamine, but 41,000% of the b12 rda

Energi+ b complex

https://lifeblud.co/products/energi

@Sugarnotsnow really never worked for me

maybe i could try it mixed with dermarolling/stamping

that would be more interesting

He is playing his part of the script, doing as told. Lifetime actors have no choice.
But it IS just that, a script to keep you in fear.

@wester130 If you like them then just have them but don't overdo it. If you are okay with oats and wheat then the reduced iron is probably the worst thing in them.

@wester130 I'm no expert on this, but I think it's strongly related to hair loss, but then again K is related to nearly everything. Mg is probably more important to counteracting the effects of excess Ca than anything. And Mg helps preserve K as well.

Thyroid for me is essential but not the 1 pill to cure all my woes.

Without taking thyroid, my pulse dips to 36 bpm and in the 40s - 50s with office work. On thyroid, my daytime resting is around 70 bpm.

I take Cynoplus and Cynomel. I need less in the summer and more in the winter to reach a daytime temperature of 37 C or higher and a reasonable pulse.

I hope that one day I can become metabolically healthy enough to stop needing it, but until then, I still have to source it.

@wester130

my final solution

thiamine
niacinamide
magnesium taurate
potassium bicarbonate
caffeine - only 0.1%

@wester130 said in Help me with a pro-metabolic protein drink with lesser known ingredients:

@Mulloch94 would dissolving the bcaa in orange juice mask the taste?

Maybe, I find the bcaas to be bitter. My shake with milk, blueberries, bcaa, and honey (recently omitted bananas) tastes really good. So I know that combination works. It doesn't work in oatbran though, very bad, lol.

@wester130 said in L citruline - yes or no?:

Apparently it is not as bad as arginine

Beyond the question of Peatiness of L-citruline, you could try watermelon and watermelon rind to get it from food. Being that I'm incredibly sensitive to supplements, I can juice watermelon rinds with no negative effects, but taking an L-citruline supplement definitely gives me the negative effects of low blood pressure and pulse, and excess NO. Maybe the NO from L-citruline would want to be avoided, from a Peat perspective, but that I don't feel those effects from watermelon makes me less concerned.

@jamezb46
nothing - I meant increase the vitamin E/olive oil to 90% and make the rest 10% Food Grade Ethanol

Now foods Vitamin E is 95% vitamin E/5% Olive oil

"The Vitamin E content is >95% and the balance is olive oil.
Wishing you good health,
Jim G.
NOW Product Information Dept."