metabolism

  1. haidut

    Niacinamide may treat Parkinson Disease (PD)

    A very interesting study, which used a relatively high dose of nicotinamide riboside (NR) to treat Parkinson Disease (PD). The dosage used was 3,000mg daily for 4 weeks and it resulted in improvement of motor and cognitive symptoms of PD, while producing no side effects. The study references...
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    • metabolism nad nad/nadh niacinamide nicotinamide riboside oxphos parkinson vitamin b3
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  2. haidut

    Multiple sclerosis (MS) may be due to low metabolism / glucose oxidation

    Nothing surprising in the findings of the study, and in fact a great corroboration of the results from the high-dose biotin human study with the aggressive form of MS published several years ago. The officially proposed mechanism of biotin in that study was improved glucose oxidation...
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    • energy fatigue glucose metabolism ms multiple sclerosis oxphos oxygen consumption
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    • Forum: Scientific Studies
  3. haidut

    Adolescent stress causes mental illness, cognitive issues by lowering metabolism

    It has long been known that pre-natal stress (e.g. stressed of the mother during pregnancy), as well as chronic stress after birth are associated with high risk of mental illness, criminal behavior, substance abuse, reduced cognitive function, chronic illness, and even early death. However, the...
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    • cognition energy mental illness metabolism mitochondria oxphos respiration stress
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    • Forum: Scientific Studies
  4. NatachaRose

    Thyroid Goiter on one side and atrophy on the other side

    Thyroid atrophy on the left and small goiter on the right after a year of supplementing with NDT and doing 12 minutes of red light therapy daily. I likely took too much thyroid medication simultaneously, ranging from 130-200mg in the morning only, as I can't sleep if I take it later in the day...
  5. haidut

    Obesity is estrogen-driven; Chronic fasting burns mostly muscle, not fat

    I wanted to do a quick post on this, as this topic is one of the most discussed in both medicine and society in general. Namely, whether fasting is a good and healthy approach to weight loss, which is largely determined by whether the weight we lose during fasting is mostly fat or muscle. Even...
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    • caloric restriction estrogen fasting fat metabolism muscle obesity stress
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  6. M

    High Dose Iodine, Are We Right

    Can everyone help this thread get a lot of traction? I feel like this needs to be discussed amongs everyone here! Maybe iodine is a very powerful metabolism booster that we’re all overlooking or missing? Can anyone weigh in on this post that take high ish dose iodine? I myself have tried...
  7. haidut

    LipOdd - Liquid Product With Odd-Chain Saturated Fats (SFA)

    More than a decade ago, when I was just beginning my exploration of bioenergetics, one of the first indications that Ray's writings were onto something when it came to SFA vs. PUFA was the fact that while mainstream medicine ruthlessly bashed SFA in general and promoted PUFA, virtually very...
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    • aging anemia antibacterial autoimmune cancer cvd depression diabetes fibrosis heptadecanoic inflammation lifespan lipodd metabolism mitochondria neurodegeneration obesity oxphos pentadecanoic sfa
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    • Forum: IdeaLabs
  8. M

    Eating More To Improve Metabolism

    The last few years I seemed to wreck my metabolism from not eating so much. While still working construction, working out daily, playing hockey, having tons of work stressors. During those times i was eating very clean and somewhat low calorie. Maybe around 2500 cals. Lunch and dinner no in...
  9. haidut

    How adrenochrome works - it is a potent oxidizer/quinone and serotonin antagonist

    As most of my readers know, the topic of adrenochrome is perhaps one of the most controversial in both politics and medicine, due to its purported harvesting from children and usage for anti-aging purposes, as well as due to its purported role in causing schizophrenia and a number of other...
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    • 5-ht adrenochrome aging lifespan metabolism oxphos quinone serotonin
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  10. M

    What Are The Causes Of Caffeine Intolerances?

    Curious as to why coffee leads to shakiness and twitching/anxiety?
  11. haidut

    Even a single endotoxin/LPS exposure has long-lasting health effects

    I am posting this study simply as an example of how profound the effect of endotoxin/LPS is on an organism's energy levels and behavior. A single exposure to supra-physiological (though non-toxic) LPS levels resulted in the animals increasing their night rest period for an hour or more for up to...
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    • acute chronic endotoxin energy fatigue immune lps metabolism
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    • Forum: Scientific Studies
  12. M

    Discussion: How Long To Fix Metabolism

    Hey all, can anyone chime in on this thread on how they fixed their metabolism? How long did it take you? What were the best tips and tricks? Do some people still need keto even when Peaty didn’t work well? Are there low carbers that actually thrive? It would be nice to hear from people that...
  13. D

    How can Pregnenolone cause Hair loss?

    Ive seen several people in this forum saying that pregnenolone causes them to lose hair. Charlie says so as well. Shouldn't increased metabolism reduce or even reverse hair loss? And shouldn't pregnenolone fix the hormone imbalance many claim is the cause of hair loss? I don't understand this.
  14. Nnik

    Thyroid dosing during bike tour

    Hi smart people on the internet. Looking for some advice here. I am about to embark on a 25 day bike tour. Not for the purpose of exercise (I know this will negatively affect my metabolism) but for the thrill of adventure. I was taking 25mg of Thyrovanz over the winter/spring and then stopped...
  15. haidut

    Aspirin reduces risk of developing diabetes

    Not sure if my readers have noticed it, but Big Pharma has drastically increased their bashing of aspirin since the pandemic started. Those attacks began when a few studies published back in 2020 demonstrated that aspirin users had a much lower risk of both contracting and dying from COVID-19...
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    • aspirin diabetes fatty acid oxidation inflammation lipolysis metabolism obesity
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    • Forum: Scientific Studies
  16. haidut

    Low mitochondrial function is akin to immunosuppression

    While most people intuitively link metabolic rate with things like weight and exercise/athletic performance, few people realize that since everything in the body (including its structure) is dependent on energy production, our immune system function and response to infections is also largely...
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    • bacterial bioenergetics covid-19 immunity infection metabolism viral
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  17. Sapien

    How does caffine boost metabolism ? (Mechanism of action)

    I have heard from Peat as well as the mainstream that caffine boosts metabolic rate/glucose oxidation, however I have never heard the means by which it does this; I did some brief searching on the internet and could not find any info Does anyone know?
  18. haidut

    Media: Endotoxin (LPS) drives obesity/diabetes

    I did not think we will ever see such a headline in a major news outlet, but here is is. And in The Guardian of all places, which is a newspaper that rarely deviates from the official medical narrative on any condition, especially obesity and diabetes. The official narrative for those conditions...
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    • diabetes endotoxin inflammation lps metabolism obesity oxphos pufa
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  19. youngsinatra

    The Emergence Diet : Get Out of Torpor!

    https://fireinabottle.net/the-emergence-diet-get-out-of-torpor/ „ In this video I ask how mammals get out of torpor. Grizzly bears are the most appropriate model organism: monogastric, large-bodied, omnivorous hibernators. We also happen to have very detailed knowledge about their diet and it...
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    • metabolic rate metabolism pufa saturated fat stearic acid torpor
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    • Forum: Diet
  20. haidut

    Regaining weight post diet/exercise due to lowered metabolism by increased PUFA in cardiolipin

    This is by far the most significant study I have seen come out in the last 2-3 years, simply because of the impact it has on virtually every person out there who has tried to lose excess weight (and who hasn't?). Virtually every person considering (or having done) dieting/exercise to lose excess...
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    • cardiolipin diet exercise fasting metabolism obesity oxphos pufa
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    • Forum: Scientific Studies
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