Posts made by yerrag

@Androsclerozat said in Donald Trump defies the laws of aging. A fat, garbage food eating insomniac conquered the world at 78 (politics aside):

Off topic: With Yandex I found a study where finnish scientists were against exercise, and it felt impossible with Google.

Can you share that? I'm interested in why Peat doesn't exercise, and I do little of it as well now as an experiment I began more than 12 years ago.

I have kept my weight, maintained the muscle tone I developed when I exercised. A lot of it is due to my having good metabolism, which I did not have before as when I struggled with low blood sugar. I find that having good metabolism burns energy adequately that I do not need external metabolism to burn excess energy. And that excess is further diminished when there is a lot of brain activity as when I read and think and write a lot.

@Mauritio

Nice to see you making the effort connecting the dots.

I've been wondering why in one of his last newsletters Ray would say that when the body is in the process of drawing calcium from the bones, in an osteoclastic process, it cannot be at the same time in a full optimal mitochondrial respiratory mode where among other things CO2 is being produced. I am paraphrasing a lot here but the idea is that calcium balance plays a vital role in enabling mitochondrial metabolism. Which is why these factors need to be considered instead of just reaching out for thyroid supplementation, which many tend to do with poor results when taking thyroid without considering other factors that affect metabolism.

I was hoping Ray would explain more in subsequenr newsletters, as I felt he wasn't doing as much new research into publications at that point, and he was connecting more dots from his prior research over the years. And the best from him was yet to come. But his passing overtook him.

Do you have any more thoughts on why calcium and it's balance, with the presence of osteoblastic activity, would favor mitochondrial respiration?

@gg12 he can choose do do what's right but Kamala isn't that. she is an order taker. but trump is so much indentured to Israel that he sees maga in terms of MIGA interwoven with it.

@wester130

It matters little if the patsies were boomers, gen x, Gen y or Gen Z. Look at the bigger picture so you don't miss the detail.

you know spreading toxins upstream ensures you catch more sick and dying downstream.

chemtrails do the same up in the atmosphere.

anything that slowly destroys us will all make us weaker. not make us stronger.

honey, please watch over our autistic children. forget about helping others. we have enough problems of our own. and yes, I know there's a gazillion things we have to fix to save the world, but we only have time for this one. the rest can wait.

the Talmudists know this element of overpowering works. planting the seeds of surrender by a thousand cuts.

living off rice and beans is better off than living off seed oils. more beans please...

@GRay

That has all the articles at raypeat.com

But to get his books and newsletters, you have to go to the ff websites, but unfortunately you don't get to download all of them all at once:

https://wiki.chadnet.org/ray-peat
https://expulsia.com/health

@Goodman said in Donald Trump defies the laws of aging. A fat, garbage food eating insomniac conquered the world at 78 (politics aside):

@yerrag
The only reason he is comfy with his prostate is finasteride. I took it for year or so it just felt so good. He was taking finasteride for hair growth, not sure if he keeps taking it now.
But having hair allows him to absorb cosmic energy directly into brain ... and feel super confident.

I find it hard to believe Finasteride works wonders the way you ascribe it to. It is a pharma drug, a doesn't improve health, but just covers up symptoms.

I think Trump is healthy enough that despite taking Finasteride, he is doing as well as he is now.

@Insomniac

I guess it is safe to say that a president is entitled to the best health care that the hospital complex has conjures up.

And the best is coming up short. And what you are seeing is accelerated aging. Not from the external stress, but from the side effects of iatrogenic intervention by the top witch doctors funded by healthcare insurance.

@Lordallmighty

Any links you can share on TENS? I have an EMF zapper called the Biotrohn (developed by Andreas Kalcker of chlorine dioxide fame) that cost me 1000usd. I have used it to decongest my lymphatic system. Works too well that I suffer Herx symptoms from all the dead red blood cells it has released, causing a lot of carbon monoxide and free iron to be released from heme oxygenase enzyme breaking down the heme and hemin from hemoglobin. Now have to keep the carbon monoxide from blocking my lungs with water, and the free iron from causing inflammation from peroxidation reactions. I have it under control but using Peat ideas is the only way I can recover slowly as doctors are too dumb and by the book to be able to do anything about it, after saving me from a heart failure condition that snowballed from bronchitis.

I wonder if the TENS unit you use would markedly differ from my unit in terms of the mechanism employed.

@Insomniac

External stress is overrated. It should actually be seen as hormetic. It keeps the saw sharpened. As long as you can outrun or outsmart the predator, you are fine. And good internal health centering on optimal metabolism is what counts most.

@happyhanneke Ray says progesterone allows for enough hepcidin peptide to keep a check on free iron to keep bacteria at bay. Infection and inflammation is what causes prostate issues. And if Trump is sufficient in hormones and steroids as part of having good metabolic health, he won't have prostate cancer issues .

@happyhanneke

I know from my high pee rate it's from having a working immune system and having toxins (heavy metals in my case) and a persistent internal low grade infection. Remove these and I'll have rem sleep like I was a child and have more energy during the day like Trump.

@revenant

not really. not enough oxidation is reductive stress

@Insomniac

He doesn't drink. He's a puritan in some ways.

He's a born showman. He eats KFC to show he's one of us. When I eat healthy at home, I eat dirty outside. I have the license. Maybe Trump is like that as well.

But he is overweight and I could be wrong. But still, it's better he is stout than thin. As thinness belies a lot of muscle wasting going on in elderlies, to compensate for low blood sugar, and that increases cortisol and ammonia production, and the stress from that isn't life prolonging.

@Rah1woot

I can only hope the eventual outcome will see you right. The plot and its twist and turns will be a roller coaster ride, with no engineer/designer guiding a predictable outcome.

If you are right, it will have to involve a once in an epoch reshaping of history where mankind undergoes a mass awakening that makes us act in unison in overthrowing the system lords. Some kind of termite mindmeld may have to happen.

@Rah1woot Your honesty is encouraging but there is nothing Peaty about what you said.

The powers that be impose vaccines and the false idea of the germ theory and that of random mutations instead of the wisdom of the body and the terrain theory.

Your belief makes you hostage to the false narrative of the medical industrial complex.

They are winning. And you are just bowing to them.

@Rah1woot said in What do you guys think of Trump now that he won:

Victory in actual History is infinitely more important.

And that makes you an apologist for the victors. It matters little what your belief and concept of virtues is. Winning is your virtue. Everything else goes to the scrap heap.

@Rah1woot

It makes you even worse. Being a white apologist for the Talmudists who are behind almost all of the carnage in the Napoleonic wars, and continuing on to the world wars of the last century, and continuing on with all the limited scale and regional wars we see now.

I would be honest just as you have been honest with me, that the details of German local politics are lost on me particularly to the rise of Hitler. But I don't doubt your recounting of the atmosphere of fear that helped him rise, but in politics, amidst the scale of Talmudist efforts to destabilize Germany with the money and power of Jewish financiers, who don't play by rules, would you see yourself as being able to get to a position of leadership by playing square?

You look at the soiled boots and say dirty while you overlook and trivialize how Hitler resurrected Germany's economic stature despite the odds imposed on Germany by the heavy reparations imposed on it by the Talmudist power brokers in the Treaty of Versailles? How convenient to your shaping of your own version of history.

@Rah1woot said in What do you guys think of Trump now that he won:

Normally I might be more charitable to this false consciousness you have, but seeing as it would be my age group on the front lines of this Hiterlite Hyperwar (which was the only function of the Nazi Regime...) you gesture at, I can't really forgive it. You peddle the Regime's History Channel line about what Hitler was. The rise of Hitlerism on X and other places is not the result of "ourguys in control", but exactly the same forces you describe as polluted doing their work.

Answer me straight: Are you a Talmudist or not? I would normally not ask this, but how does the "Regime's History Channel" be allowed to perpetuate the narrative you accuse me of spreading when all media is sterilized of anything positive of Hitler? Your attempt at twisting is so Talmudic ans Mossadic you betray yourself already from the get go.