Lee Simeon
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Mine are elevated
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Hmm any suggestions how? Been peating since 2016 and have been working on it a lot.Increase thyroid function
Take T3Hmm any suggestions how? Been peating since 2016 and have been working on it a lot.
That advice is equivalent of telling a cripple to just start walkingIncrease thyroid function
That’s very interesting. Does amila have side effects? Does it impact kidney function? Raise blood pressure?3-5 grams of Amla powder a day. Lowered my LDL by 50% from 130 to 65 mg/dl in 4 weeks.
Have a look at the study I attached. Just mind-blowing effects of just 1,2 or 3 grams of amla on LDL and triglycerides reduction, HDL increase and blood glucose lowering effects, in just 3 weeks, and btw in humans.
Edit: The study has a control group, a group of healthy people treated with amla and a group of diabetic people treated with amla. Even in the diabetic group, Amla showed remarkable results.
No it's not, and your comment doesn't add anything to this thread. 99% of mainstream doctors don't even acknowledge the connection between cholesterol and thyroid function. It's virtually always "cut down on the eggs" or prescribing a statin. A century ago people with elevated cholesterol used to get their thyroids examined ASAP.That advice is equivalent of telling a cripple to just start walking
You said increase your thyroid function without suggesting any potential ways how to do that. It is like telling a fat person to stop being fat.No it's not, and your comment doesn't add anything to this thread. 99% of mainstream doctors don't even acknowledge the connection between cholesterol and thyroid function. It's virtually always "cut down on the eggs" or prescribing a statin. A century ago people with elevated cholesterol used to get their thyroids examined ASAP.
I don't give anyone steps or prescriptions, I only point them in the right direction, which aligns with Peat.You said increase your thyroid function without suggesting any potential ways how to do that. It is like telling a fat person to stop being fat.
Not helpful.
Sure, keep blaming the “very low energy state” for anyone pointing out a lack of input.I don't give anyone steps or prescriptions, I only point them in the right direction, which aligns with Peat.
Hence the quote on the top-left of this forum which I'll paste since you're relatively new: "Perceive, Think, Act."
If you want cookie-cutter advice and how-tos you can go to Keto and Carnivore forums.
And given the fact that he said he's been Peating since 2016 but still has high LDL, I told him to take T3, which lowers cholesterol.
Whatever health issues you have, I hope you get them figured out — must be in a very low energy state to nitpick such a simple comment.
thank you.....Dietary taurine or glycine supplementation reduces plasma and liver cholesterol and triglyceride concentrations in rats fed a cholesterol-free diet
The effects of dietary supplementation of taurine or glycine, the two amino acids involved in bile acid conjugation in the liver, on plasma and hepati…www.sciencedirect.com