Peat often says liver is anti-thyroid, but what specifically in it makes it anti-thyroid?
I had a thought to increase liver, to try and get more vitamin A but not exactly sure of all the pro's and the con's.
I'd also like to get more copper from non-oyster source, caus oysters are so expensive here.
My thoughts,
Vit A is unsaturated.
Vit A competes with T3 for transportation (I have no idea if this is legit, i read this but dont remember where).
Tryptophan content.
Iron.
But if one tries to minimize that? Ex, coffee and gelatin together with the liver?
How does one know if Vit A is needed? Or if you get to much?
I think i have low pregnenolone, so i thought i could try to get more vit a to support conversion from cholesterol -> pregn.
Anyone have any thoughts or knowledge to share?
Thank you!
I had a thought to increase liver, to try and get more vitamin A but not exactly sure of all the pro's and the con's.
I'd also like to get more copper from non-oyster source, caus oysters are so expensive here.
My thoughts,
Vit A is unsaturated.
Vit A competes with T3 for transportation (I have no idea if this is legit, i read this but dont remember where).
Tryptophan content.
Iron.
But if one tries to minimize that? Ex, coffee and gelatin together with the liver?
How does one know if Vit A is needed? Or if you get to much?
I think i have low pregnenolone, so i thought i could try to get more vit a to support conversion from cholesterol -> pregn.
Anyone have any thoughts or knowledge to share?
Thank you!