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Editing remarks in red with some addition of bold italic topic headings by Barnett J. Weiss, MA, LCSW Senior Buteyko Breathing Educator of the BBEA and compliments of www.buteykonyc.com CARBON DIOXIDE by Yandell Henderson, Ph.D from the : Cyclopedia of Medicine ( 1940 ) ---HISTORY--- On May...

Fueling your workouts properly is key to performing optimally. Sometimes is difficult to get it right. Either the amount is not enough, or we get gastric upset, or worse, hypoglycemia during the workout. With the right carb source, we can prevent that from happening. A few benefits of...

Saw this on a news site today and was wanting some bigger brains on this... Forced to wear masks that push CO2 levels down below 20% with any level of exertion, can lead the way to heart trouble, manifestation of deadly bacteria, a weakened immune system with nearly a 50% reduction in...

I've heard of people nebulizing baking soda before, which probably yields really good results. However I don't have a nebulizer, however I do have a diffuser that you put essential oils in and it blows them out into the air. I got the idea that this might work with baking soda, so I took about...

Live high:train low increases muscle buffer capacity and submaximal cycling efficiency - PubMed Showing intermittent time in altitude around 3000m having benefits ,e.g. less oxygen consumption . So even just a few hours every day at high altitude can have a good effect. Metabolic and work...

I enjoy running and have recently started running 5km every other day after a long break of not doing so. Unfortunately.... there are early signs that this is not all that great for my health. :( Noticed myself having some nasal congestion the last few days. Even though I breathe only through...

Hey everyone, Just wanna preface this by saying please bare with me as I do have a few questions. so in Danny's weblogs, Ray has said that moving to a high elevation (which has high CO2 air content) is the best thing that one can do for their health. We know the CO2 automatically raises the...

If you want to increase your CO2 simply wear a mask. Del Bigtree in the latest Highwire YouTube video measured the CO2 concentrations for various Covid-19 masks. All masks measured concentrations of 9000+ ppm after a few minutes. Normal concentrations without a mask are around 800 ppm. Wear a...

When tourists from Mexico, China and Britain became the first covid-19 fatalities in Cusco, Peru, it seemed as if the onetime capital of the Inca Empire might be headed for a significant outbreak. Nestled in a picturesque Andean valley, the high-altitude city of 420,000 residents, the gateway...

Below my commentary will be a master list of Gbolduevs insight. This is the third day in a row I have ran 1-2 Miles and the results on hair quality are astounding. After reading Gbolduev and seeing real life examples for 3-4 guys in my circle who are runners and a few famous guys who are big...

Carbon dioxide protects nerves and muscles against excessive excitation. It inhibits lactic acid formation, and lipid peroxidation (measured in the blood) can be completely suppressed by a pC02 of about 90 mm, which isn't high enough to produce acidosis. Hospital respirators are normally set to...

..... Similar patterns of pulmonary disease between HAPE and COVID-19 Both COVID-19 and HAPE (high altitude pulmonary edema) exhibit a decreased ratio of arterial oxygen partial pressure to fractional inspired oxygen with concomitant hypoxia and tachypnea. There also appears to be a tendency...

The title says it all, but the study authors make the unfortunate/handicapped conclusion that while we may very well be able to regrow cartilage, we cannot regrow limbs. Well, multiple animal studies I posted in the last beg to disagree and point to both high metabolism and progesterone as...

Roles of interstitial fluid pH in diabetes mellitus: Glycolysis and mitochondrial function

Finally some good news out of mainstream medicine! I am quite happy to see that the crucial role of carbon dioxide in health and metabolism is finally being recognized. This was a human study, which makes it even more relevant. Finally, given that belly fat is primarily driven by cortisol is...

Peat mentioned this in a few of his articles and the process of formation of basic amino acids from simpler chemicals is well-known. But up until now the "trigger" or "spark" of this process was not known. The study below shows that low-energy electrons from cosmic radiation can serve as that...

Many forum users are familiar with the naked mole rat. Peat has mentioned them a few times and we have a few other posts about them on the forum. They are highly resistant to cancer, and while the mainstream medical view is that this is due to their special genes the much more likely explanation...

pH of soul: how does acid-base balance affect our cognition? Abstract Respiratory Alkalosis due to changes in sympathetic hyperarousal during pathological emotional states can change our cognitive abilities. This occurs through the effects of Alkalosis upon cerebral vasoconstriction and the...

I probably will edit this post and update it. Magnesium and tnf alpha interaction Elevated concentrations of TNF-alpha are related to low serum magnesium levels in obese subjects. - PubMed - NCBI Adequate zinc intake is necessary for protection against tnf alpha and pufa Zinc nutrition and...

Nothing particularly new in the Peat sphere here but found a nice little study to add to the forum when I was researching alternative antihistamines. Treatment of mast cells with carbon dioxide suppresses degranulation via a novel mechanism involving repression of increased intracellular...