I have seen haidut mention this a few times, and I noticed it had not been posted in the forum. (Correct me if I have got this wrong so this can be deleted)
Use of Nicotinamide to Treat Hyperphosphatemia in Dialysis Patients
Drugs R D. 2013 Sep; 13(3): 165–173.
Published online 2013 Sep 3...
So far on the peat diet, most of the things seems okay. I feel somewhat better and I sure as hell enjoy the ice cream. But this aspect is something I have had second thoughts about. I just find it unsustainable to drink milk instead of meat. I try to do this as much as possible, and I am giving...
I've recently been having great success by focusing on getting a higher calcium-to-phosphorous ratio in my diet rather than just focusing on calcium.
Dr. Peat has said that this ratio is very important:
It was pretty eye-opening for me to finally investigate the calcium-phosphorous ratio of...
Micronutrient intakes of wild primates: are humans different? - PubMed - NCBI
Abstract
Low micronutrient intake is implicated in a diversity of human health problems, ranging from problems associated with food insufficiency to those associated with food over-consumption. Humans are members of...
we all here know that a calcium score near or above phosphorus is necessary, but im beginning to think that even so, you don't want Ph intake to be that high. Its been a puzzle to me why I felt the best I ever have when I was a vegan years back eating mostly fruit. Since then I wrecked my health...
Is it the calcium/phosphate ratio that is of more importance to your requirements for calcium, or, is it that you need thousands of milligrams per day, regardless?
I had my phosphorous level checked, and it's a little high. Don't know how to do the ratio thing with the calcium, But here are my levels:
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Calcium is 9.8 mg/dl
Phosphorous 4.3 mg/dl
Parathyroid is 15 pg/ml
and magnesium is 2.0 mg/dl
But on cronometer, now that I'm trying to...