Low Toxin Videos Cure depression (and more) with glucose

[proteome]

I have been taking 50mg of thiamine a day for the last couple of months. I noticed some improvement in digestion when I started it but nothing crazy.

Why only 50mg? And what cofactors did you take it with?

 

[proteome]

I started with 160 grams four times a day the first day. Give something big and bold a shot. The worst that can happen is that you'll feel bad, but you already feel bad.

How is "diabetes" not the worst that can happen?

That seems like a risk with high glucose intake, no? Assuming that dietary glucose raises insulin, and that insulin tolerance is what causes diabetes mellitus?

 

[Forsythia]

How is "diabetes" not the worst that can happen?

That seems like a risk with high glucose intake, no? Assuming that dietary glucose raises insulin, and that insulin tolerance is what causes diabetes mellitus?

Diabetes is caused by insulin resistance. Insulin resistance is caused by high levels of fatty acids (PUFA) in the blood. Sugar is just an innocent bystander.

 

[Ras]

How is "diabetes" not the worst that can happen?

That seems like a risk with high glucose intake, no? Assuming that dietary glucose raises insulin, and that insulin tolerance is what causes diabetes mellitus?

He's cured diabetics with dextrose. Even Ray wrote about the use of white sugar to cure diabetes. Some users on this forum have reported lower fasting blood glucose after starting dextrose therapy.

It would be good for you to divorce your association of diabetes with sugar intake.

 

[Ras]

Dr. Stephens wrote to me that he has treated a small number of Parkinsons patients, and that they have recovered.

 

[Ras]

How is "diabetes" not the worst that can happen?

That seems like a risk with high glucose intake, no? Assuming that dietary glucose raises insulin, and that insulin tolerance is what causes diabetes mellitus?

Insulin can be released by sound. I wouldn't focus on it much.

 

[EvanHinkle]

Dr. Stephens wrote to me that he has treated a small number of Parkinsons patients, and that they have recovered.

My wife and I have just gotten in touch with him. May consult with him given my history of head injuries and tinnitus.

 

[charlie]

Dr. Stephens wrote to me that he has treated a small number of Parkinsons patients, and that they have recovered.

Praise Yeshua. And as I have discovered "Parkinsons" is nothing more then toxicities, specifically heavy metals like copper and lead. So this would show that Glucose does indeed fire up the detox process.

Do you mind following up with him and asking if he did anything different with "Parkinsons" patients? Did the treatment have to go longer and or more glucose then other patients?

 

[EvanHinkle]

He's cured diabetics with dextrose. Even Ray wrote about the use of white sugar to cure diabetes. Some users on this forum have reported lower fasting blood glucose after starting dextrose therapy.

It would be good for you to divorce your association of diabetes with sugar intake.

I’m one of them. My blood glucose after two hours was 91, 15 minutes after eating it was 125. Those numbers were typically 110 and 150.

 

[kamiak]

Why did you only have POTS during pregnancy, at first? And why is it happening more when you're pregnant?

I can't say for certain but I believe it's simply because of expanded blood volume. It became more and more difficult for my blood pressure to regulate as the pregnancy progressed until about the 20 week mark where it became full blown.

I actually think I had it before getting pregnant, just very mildly. The symptoms only popped up after heavy exercise or times of severe stress. And that's how it is now after 2 kids.

 

[Ras]

Do you mind following up with him and asking if he did anything different with "Parkinsons" patients? Did the treatment have to go longer and or more glucose then other patients?

That's essentially what I've already asked him. I hope he will reply.

 

[AinmAnseo]

I have seen various comments on this and other new glucose threads here about soluble vs insoluble fiber being best when taking glucose at the levels recommended by Dr. Stephens.
Does Dr. Stephens have any clear opinion on this?
I sent him an email a week ago with a couple basic questions about working with him, but had no response.

 

[charlie]

That's essentially what I've already asked him. I hope he will reply.

Check this out:

"Schwartz et al. (1976) found that dopamine lesions result in reduced glucose uptake in the forebrain, indicating that dysfunctional DA neurotransmission leads to reduced substrate availability for neural metabolism."

"In addition, dopamine itself is related to glucose metabolism and insulin sensitivity (Luo et al., 1997; Jetton et al., 2001), and thus, the loss of dopamine neurons in PD is likely to contribute to dysfunctional glucose metabolism."

Source

 

[AinmAnseo]

Check this out:

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Charlie,
I wonder, is there any research that shows that long-term excessive dopamine levels (from drug abuse, excessive video game use, gambling addiction, etc) - cause - the "loss of dopamine neurons"?

 

[Ras]

Check this out:

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Thank you

 

[Ras]

Charlie,
I wonder, is there any research that shows that long-term excessive dopamine levels (from drug abuse, excessive video game use, gambling addiction, etc) - cause - the "loss of dopamine neurons"?

Robin Williams would have said it does.

 

[AinmAnseo]

Robin Williams would have said it does.

Yes, I was partly thinking of him and his history of drug abuse and his tragic end, but also the millions of boys and young men who play video games for many hours each day, raising their dopamine to extremely unnatural levels.

 

[Daniel11]

Diabetes is caused by insulin resistance. Insulin resistance is caused by high levels of fatty acids (PUFA) in the blood. Sugar is just an innocent bystander.

It's important when talking about diabetes to differentiate between Type 1 and Type 2, with Type 1 Diabetes, the immune system attacks the insulin producing beta cells in the pancreas. If someone has Type 1 and does not get insulin they will die.