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So this study shows that one of the heat shock proteins is important for viral entry of coronaviruses (and many other pathogens!).
The author looked for substances that are helpful in binding to HSPA5 ,so it won't bind to the virus.
That's at least how I'm reading it.
It's already known that...
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26374392/
Has anyone come across this study before? I don't have access to the full study but it would appear cinnamon lowers circulating levels of T3. Based on the keywords, I believe Ceylon cinnamon was used. The human equivalent dose, about 65mg per kg, is...
This study came out three months ago, but I think it has not been posted here. Cinammon was effective against migraines in a double blind placebo controlled trial with 50 patients. The effect sizes were pretty impressive.
Effect of cinnamon on migraine attacks and inflammatory markers: A...
Here probably i only post positives about igf1, as ray seeing it generally on reparative ,constructive side.(according to danny roddy,thanks to him)
it is interesting most nutrient deficiencies lower igf1 but not GH!
Hypothyroids have lower level of igf1...
Cinnamon is an old folk remedy used to lower hyperglycemia in type 2 diabetes.
Ray recommends to treat it with niacinamide, aspirin, thyroid, pregenolone, progesterone, thiamin, vit D and K, coffee.
He mentions too that the tens and tens of herbs able to lower glycemia are (most often than not)...
Cinnamon has been promoted in alternative health circles for helping keep SIBO under control, and it appears there is some truth behind the claims. According to this study, in very low concentrations (easily achievable with food/supplements) cinnamon killed most bacteria associated with food...