BibleBeliever
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Aren't most who are low thyroid high in potassium and low in sodium? Wouldn't this benefit low thyroid?Haidut , bud. Aspirin is an acid, it will lower potassium in the cell as any acid does. At first body will try to compensate for lack of potassium in the cell by inducing 3 beta HSD and raising progesterone. This will obviously increase testosterone via 3 beta hsd. In a week, testosterone will crash and will stay down for EVER, and then you get low on zinc you will crash.
I told you many times , these studies are out of context. Your conclusions from these studies are just wrong.
if you want to understand biochemistry start from the anesthesiology. PH is the first thing the body is after.
Most people here experience great benefits from high sodium, which antagonizes potassium.
Otherwise orange juice is highly consumed by most here for ample potassium.
What is the mechanism that low potassium causes low zinc?
Your premise is interesting though; many foods are high sources of salicylic acid, coconut oil being one, which is highly consumed amongst Peaters. I have never experimented with aspirin yet, but I wonder if my high coconut oil consumption increases the need for potassium and zinc.
Nevertheless if your premises are true, couldn't one just increase potassium/zinc with aspirin as well as the noted vitamin k as other threads prescribe to counter any negatives?