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"We often think of depression is a mood disorder, but depression is also metabolic disorder – meaning that, fundamentally, there is something wrong with your metabolism and your energy regulation. When you experience depression, you don’t experience that metabolic difficulty directly; you...

Buteyko and Other Scientific health and educational Issues At my request, Ray Peat, PhD www.raypeat.com Has released his recently completed May 2020 newsletter below for free distribution to those who wish to do so. He has also Similarly released his previous March 2020 newsletter which is a...

How Chronic Fear Results In Hypoxia in Tissues and Cancer in Humans through Bohr Effect Professor Sir Sorush Niknamian; Dr. Somayeh Zaminpira Fear is a number of chain reactions in the brain that occurs when one encounters a potentially harmful stimulus. The amygdala is the part of the brain...

I'm shockingly uninformed on the Peat-ey perspective on HDL, but maybe this explains some of the flaws in the "you should blindly increase HDL levels" idea: HDL Composition May Help Predict Health Risks and Design Therapeutics And the actual study: HDL Glycoprotein Composition and Site-Specific...

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/10/071024123249.htm http://www.cell.com/current-biology/fulltext/S0960-9822(07)02086-6 Daylight saving time by country - Wikipedia ?

http://www.atsjournals.org/doi/abs/10.1164/rccm.201605-0968OC Going through the menopause impacts the lungs the same way as smoking 20 cigarettes a day for a decade, scientists claim. Experts say the change accelerates the decline in the lungs' ability to expand and expel air. This could make...

New form of autism found BCAA's administered directly to the brain seemed to reduce autism symptoms significantly. Might this be due to BCAA's lowering brain serotonin via reduced brain trypotophan?

Acquired hypothyroidism in childhood and adolescence INTRODUCTION Hypothyroidism is the most common disturbance of thyroid function in children; acquired hypothyroidism is most often caused by autoimmune thyroiditis [1]. As in adults, acquired hypothyroidism can be caused by both thyroid...

Don't have a study as this was just presented: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/11/161116132813.htm Not surprisingly, the entire Alzheimer's treatment community will still be doing the same things, even though these amyloid-beta plaques probably have nothing to do with the problem.

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http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S221287781300063X In this study we examined the role of methionine and choline in mediating the metabolic effects of KD. We have found that choline was more effective than methionine in decreasing the liver steatosis of KD-fed mice. On the other...

As the article says the therapy is not yet approved by the FDA in the US but if it works as well as it is being described then it is only a matter of time to get it available here. I am not sure I am thrilled about the UVA light used as part of the procedure, but still it is an impressive...

The number of so-called preemies has been steadily rising over the last 2 decades. The official explanation is that the cause is unknown, but the only officially approved treatment is progesterone. This study sheds a bit more light and claims that endotoxin is behind the majority of cases of...

Concern that radiation may contribute to development of Alzheimer's https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/10/161027122751.htm

How the FDA Manipulates the Media

I've never posted on the forum before but I've read many posts with great interest and want to say thanks to everybody for sharing helpful information. I'm wondering if some of you can confirm what is being stated by a study I was looking at pertaining to both progesterone and estrogen relevant...

Academia is killing my friends "Anything that is is born of the scientific thinking of man will ultimately destroy this world and you and me and everyone on this planet." - UG Khrisnamurti

"Gianni Pes, the Sardinian scientist who helped coin the term Blue Zone, is not convinced there is any such thing as a “longevity gene” that sets the populations apart. For one, there are genetic differences between the populations of the 14 towns that comprise the Sardinian Blue Zone...

I'm not an avid aspirin user, but appreciate the measurable improvements to health and wellbeing from ingestion. Some forum members have seemingly had significant problems with aspirin. In particular, this interpretation of John Vane's research was interesting. Is this theory bunk? I might look...

:-D Drinking Coffee Could Be Method Of Suicide Prevention