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So high vitamin C is unhealthy?
All I know is - I supplement 3,000mg's every night before bed. Ever since doing that I almost always wake up with a hard-on and I don't feel sluggish.
I also feel better with lots of vitamin C. I wonder whats going on with that...All I know is - I supplement 3,000mg's every night before bed. Ever since doing that I almost always wake up with a hard-on and I don't feel sluggish.
Could try the daily morning adrenal flush, though it's usually done in the AM on an empty stomach at least 1 hour before eating: 24-32 ounces body temperature water, adding 1g NaCl and 1g vitamin C per 8 ounces. I suppose magnesium is also part of adrenal formulas.All I know is - I supplement 3,000mg's every night before bed. Ever since doing that I almost always wake up with a hard-on and I don't feel sluggish.
I dont know, Ray said he stopped taking excess vitamin C in the 60s, and is of course avoidant of ironmaybe excess vitamin C is only dangerous with high blood iron because it can turn it into it’s reduced form?
has anybody used lanolin topically? i want a new skin cream ....
Ray says to blend it with MCT oil, or some other type of skin friendly oil. Lanolin is stiffer than butter out of the fridge, from what I remember (I used to use it to condition my conga heads and baseball glove).Haven't tried lanolin: I think it will be too hard to massage it into the skin, to absorb it well
I use an MCT oil-based cream. And it works pretty well in terms of entering the skin quickly and leaving the skin "plum" (this is how I imagine the skin full of cholesterol to be, à la baby skin). Maybe shea butter would be good too but I haven't tried it.
We had sheep when I was a kid. My father would shear them in the spring - for a week, his normally rough calloused hands were soft and smooth like the skin of a baby. While pure lanolin is very stiff and tacky, there are quite a few lanolin based creams available. I am looking for one myself.has anybody used lanolin topically? i want a new skin cream ....