Ray has written many times about the links between metabolism and intelligence, and metabolism and longevity. The mainstream view if that both...
Ray has written about the metabolic origins of Alzheimer disease (AD) and I posted quite a few studies on the links between AD and PUFA...
"Intense exercise damages cells in ways that cumulatively impair metabolism."-Dr. Raymond PeatAnyone believe this is true and what exactly does...
Hopefully this won't spur another war on words as the previous discussion on the circadian clock. This study found that the coenzyme FAD (a...
The phenomenon of inheritance is a solidly established fact in medicine. The fact that having relatives who had chronic disease increases one's...
The salt recommendations mentioned by Peat in some of his articles have been the source of much controversy. He has given accounts of people with...
I think the most important finding of the study is that adults are actually capable of noticing and remembering a lot more, but they have to be...
I am posting this not so much because the link is strong but because the official message is that EMF is "completely benign" and cannot cause any...
While I do not agree with the main assertions of the author on "rate of living" theory, he does make a few very important points, including the...
If this is indeed true I am not sure how can modern medicine continue to deny the primary role of metabolism in the human organism. The picture so...
I posted previously about recent research indicating that CFS/ME is likely due to hypometabolism caused by environmental stress....
As many of you know, the Wikipedia page has a warning not to take more than 3g daily as it may elevate liver enzymes. I traced the warning to a...
Yet another study that shows why chronic fasting is not likely to lead to good long term outcomes for your health. While it can be argued that...
Not sure why the study considers January to May to be winter months, but this is yet another study that links maternal metabolism (and serotonin)...
WTF is this??? Higher metabolism, temperature and pulse and lower TSH associated with higher mortality
The so-called Farnesoid X Receptor (FXR) is a very interesting nuclear receptor inside the cell. It has a multitude of functions, but one of the...
EDIT: Since I keep getting questions about androsterone, here is Ray's response when asked about it: Ray Peat Email Advice Depository...
Androsterone is one of the 5-AR derived androgens and is a downstream metabolite of DHT. While modern medicine has almost completely forgotten...
Ray has written about how children have fast metabolism and are much harder to make obese than adults. He also wrote that delaying puberty has...
The US military has been pouring a lot of money into PTSD research, and especially non-chemical treatments. The official estimates, which are...
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