Where this one comes from?!thyroid(potassium)
"Potassium(inside the cell) makes the cell sensitive to thyroid"
Anyone knows a reference for this?!
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Where this one comes from?!thyroid(potassium)
Follow is a big word, as some just listened! Made changes and got some + results. And then started looking for informations.This is directed to all the people who followed him.
He went on quite often about it, it was an important part of his theory.
There are pages of him talking about it, six pages in fact.
Is there any actual actual evidence of normal people with non-life-threatening conditions having ph outside of 7.35-7.45? I know @haidut said he hadn't seen severe ph imbalance except in a few really serious cases.
Yes and no. He constantly talked about how people were supposed to open anesthesiology textbooks, and that all the PH stuff was right there to be had. So there was some basis of looking at blood gas levels and making determinations.
yes
However, he constantly went very far in his proclamations and contradicted himself. I read most of his posts, and I think he was the classic case of having some very solid info at the core of what he was talking about, and then using that core to weave a mythos around himself, making it very hard to see where the truth stopped and the falsehood began.
he still does contradicts himself, but says we all check about theories, so when he is either wrong or when he sees there is a new informations, he seems to have no shame in telling it!
Some of his info was very useful, and I have used HCL with meals on his recommendation to bring down my Co2 levels in my Veinous blood, and feel great from it.
I think there is more than pH and co2 in this...
However, a lot of people were sucked into his fasting stuff, and are probably being made worse from it.
No, better, starting with me, fasting with veg juice 1 week and then 1 week raw veg, as I was not feeling like eating! I still have bad results when I try to eat more fruits... as I will not let my chirimoyas rot in the garden, no way!!!!!! lol
Others who fasted are remarkably happy!
If you can resist the pull of the cult of personality, and fasting-quick-fix, he has some decent info that may give you some ideas.
Those who want to hurry are just under pressure to solve a problem, and are not encouraged like this, and the reverse of the quick fix is looked for! But the fasting does make surprisingly fast and durable changes, though it is more of a regular practise to keep as in old traditions....
Yes that's it, that is why he advised hair mineral analysis. Yet difficult to interpret too! If it was easy the job would be done already.It's just that it's rarer for it to appear out of range because the effort is put to keep it as stable as possible, so the problems tend to appear on the compensation, especially if it's chronic and subtle.
But the point is not an imbalanced pH, it's how the body is trying or what it's compromizing to normalize it.
I sense some encouragement for depency in his tone, but on the other hand it's difficult to ask someone that knows a lot "how did you learn your stuff?".
PH variations inside this narrow range will not result in either acidosis or alkalosis.Follow is a big word, as some just listened! Made changes and got some + results. And then started looking for informations.
He never stated "having ph outside of 7.35-7.45"
We all talk about pH variation in this narrow range! Only!
Then you can see that you make a misunderstanding from the start, as what he said does not need back up for this pH topic.
And thus that Buteyko breathing is not for people having respiratory acidosis!
Then it is difficult to understand that pH varies for different reasons, how to know etc.
I agree withh what my body feels, and for some metabolisms fasting works and what you wrote from Peat does not produce what is said! What peat says here puts people who are not in the right context in a FEAR and helpless state!"...so it happens that starvation, or radiation, or estrogen will all shift our oxidation from sugar to fat....
One of the special problems of fasting, if you've been eating Polyunsaturated fats in the past is that it gives you a pure diet of polyunsaturated fats with a terrific amount of oxidation byproducts when you go into a starvation state...
They specifically spoil the ability of the enzymes to produce energy from...from anything, especially from sugar, and a failure to produce energy is almost exactly the definition of stress, anything that makes you lack energy IS stress. It turns on the whole system of responses to stress."
from KMUD: 12-12 Dementia, Progesterone, Fasting, Fish Oil, Testosterone, Red Light
If you don't agree with this, then why are you even on the Ray Peat Forum? Just to argue?
Words are always deceiving when used in a slghtly different way, as when peat uses badly the word glycolisis, as a short cut to say something a bit different that would be longer!PH variations inside this narrow range will not result in either acidosis or alkalosis.
You might also been brainwashed on this take....The idea that people who fast are a certain type is an interesting thought, I think it also goes hand-in-hand with the anorexic and bulimic pathology. There is something to that need to feel "clean," perhaps from some deep rooted self-hatred that makes one feel dirty because of fat and any other so-called impurities (like sugar!) It's interesting because we have been brainwashed to believe that saturated fats and sugar are "bad" and things like water and fish oil are salutary. So opposite. And the most ironic thing is that the starver effectively forces him or herself to fuel the body with rancid PUFAs! It's almost like a symptom of the lies that our so-called health system is built on.
You have to be sure of your metabolism type...Hmmmmmmm, wow! Thanks for the insight. Something to consider for sure. I think I would consider doing a fast of just vegetable broth because anytime I have just used water I have gotten severe headaches which makes me think I just have too much FFA and it just overwhelms me. I definitely have a bit of stubborn belly fat that won't quite go away, although it got pretty low when I had low stress and a really high quality t3 supplement (cytomel). The other thing I would be concerned about is low calcium. I recently got a TSH profile and I was in the upper 5's. I also had really low vitamin D, below 25. Perhaps if I used kale as part of my broth? Did you make your own broth when you did it or did you just use whatever the medical pros gave you?
You might also been brainwashed on this take....
All who fasted said they ended up better, and also were feelimg better and better DURING the fast.
And fast is ok only for slow oxidizers....
And going into psycho stuff for people having metabolic problem is really hurting people having problems in their body.... If you have once been in that case for something you found legitimate for yourself, please remember it, so that you can apply it to others....
Using words like starving and pathology is very depreciative, and feels better for me if i find it funny, while remembering how much I was starving every 2 hours after meals with mainly carbs, though with high proteins and right fats, and now I eat less and do not feel I starve! And I feel less ill!
And I still have carrot, and had the opportunity to eat oysters this w-e, plus some beef liver and plenty of fish!
And I can eat some almonds wthout calling them impurity....
Still hope i will loose the little ugly fat I now have for the 1st time in my life under my skin.... yes this called orange skin that I never had in my life but gained mainly when I ate hagen daaz! And started to have some with coconut oil and sugar. I rally liked the type of fat I had before much better than the one I see in my body now! No matter the theory and explanation, i can just see it and when it started. Sorry I have no group to compare in my own study!
I am currently on day 47 of a 54 day Breuss fast, no supervision, all is going well. Heart rate has stayed at 78-80 BPM, waking basal temps have stayed at 98.
Continue to walk 45mins every day(light weight lighting once per week), work 5 days week, single parent to preteen, sleeping well, lost lots of fat(195 to 165 so far), muscle seems to have maintained size.
Main issues were acne, dandruff and shedding, and skin has cleared dramatically, dandruff gone, shedding has slowed, but looking forward to refeeding next week(proper breaking protocol, then following a slow oxidizer diet), to see how these stick.
I did full RP for close to one year not getting the results I wanted, so this was the next experiment, and has really been eye opening.
Hi guys!It up-regulates all your hormonal receptors since your body isn't taking anything in, in order to compensate, which starts to make you sensitive to hormones again, hence the T spike and improved insulin sensitivity post fast.
I have problems with only taking progest-e for 2 years regularly, so not even synthetic progestin...That's interesting about the high progesterone results. This might be a stupid question, but couldn't that be due to progestins, or pharmaceutical "progesterone?" Those are just as toxic as estrogens.
He never said sugar was bad, as he said fast oxidizers are doing good with it! HE does better with rice and advise to try, then you see by yourself!I get what you're saying and I'm usually very good at cutting through the bulls*t. But when you guys get to talking about Gbold it's just way over my head. I feel like I'm watching heavyweights go at it. Neither side sounds dumb to me and I never really hear anyone admit to defeat.
It's like two seemingly intelligent camps not being able to come to an agreement and they have very different opinions and dire consequences.
Anyone have anything to say about Gbold saying sugar is bad but still eating rice??
I also had energy at the beginning, before i saw I had to eat each time more frecuently for example. For others the problem came from starting digestive issues, so it was not sustainable.One thing I have noticed is that people tend to become disillusioned with Peat and his ideas after they have used these things to successfully treat themselves, which I think is very strange.
Well, you know where guys have posted their logs if you want to ask them! About receptors, well, it works the same as why we have too much insuline in blood: because it does not do its job and cells are closed, same for thyroid.But all of this bantering and taking shots at each other is mighty fun and all, but we should try to make things constructive. I am very interested in learning why fasting helps PFS, and I am hoping for a more detailed explanation that "upregulating" receptors because I personally don't hold a ton of stock in receptor theory.
I was surprised but understood this with my hair test: I have to much ca compared to other minerals, though my Ca is in the perfect range. More vitD would risk to change the ratio in the bad direction.I didn't really make fun of his theories, his claim that sunlight has little to nothing to do with Vit D is some what... dubious.
Not estrogen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11Here's my official position on muscle/estrogen: Estrogen, by causing water retention in the muscle, has a creatine-like effect on strength.
The body monitors itself for the the best he can feel and the best it can do.I also obviously do not agree with his idea that blood PH is something that has to be constantly monitored in most people
Yeah, in the nervous systemm we talk about over-coupling...................................................don't think most people will fully accept the ideas behind fasting since the practitioners and authors who have constructed the core ideological framework behind it (i.e. Shelton; Ehret) write in a very anti‐cooking, anti‐dairy, anti‐meat language (with a few exceptions).
I'd be willing to try fasting if I thought it would benefit me, but I dismiss it because many on here warn that it will have many negative consequences and ultimately be destructive to health.
I agree with him on zinc, high-zinc diets seem to be better for preventing hypothyroidism than high-copper diets.
Thanks Tub!That is not what Gbol said. He never suggests a diet to be high in zinc, but a balanced diet (he talks about copper all the time),
This thread got intentionally sidetracked from talking about PH level, more specifically evidence that PH can be outside of normal range for long periods in people without extreme conditions, to talking about fasting.
If anybody ever posts in this thread ever again after this I would like to let it be know that there has been no actual evidence of anything so far, unless you count "if u read anesthesiology u will see that ph is what body is after first of all for some co2 is good for other it death LOL" as evidence.
Weird. All the people I know personally, who tried fasting for more than 2-3 days, said they felt like ***t, couldn't sleep, focus, or work/study. I know no one that was able to continue it for more than 10 days. Probably they were all fast oxidizers, which is odd since the great gbol said that most people are slow oxdizers. As far as I can see the categories "slow" and "fast" oxidizers don't relate to anything in the real world. Can you briefly outline what distinguishes one from the other?
Do you understand why the cell is closed to insulin?About receptors, well, it works the same as why we have too much insuline in blood: because it does not do its job and cells are closed, same for thyroid.
The easiest to understand explanation I’ve come across was in a Chris Masterjohn podcast. He uses biochemical and physiological explanations as to why cells are “ignoring the instructions” of insulin. Below is a portion of the transcribed podcast. Later in the podcast he goes into detail on more of the specific things that regulate whether a cell “decides” to respond to insulin.@Travis might say if I am right or wrong, or look right now at my just posted answer in another thread.....
protein problem!