Perry Staltic
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Since you are on the Ray Peat forum, doesn't it make sense to read some Ray Peat?
Well I do, but honestly I can't follow him for very long before my eyes glaze over and my mind shuts down. His communication style - sort of stream of consciousness, rambling, professor-speaking-to-class, pastor-preaching-to-congregation - is something my mind is simply not able to endure when it comes to technical matters I'm trying to learn. It's just not the way I learn.
He said something very interesting, though, in a podcast that I heard before I came here, and it was only after coming here that I realized it was him in that podcast. He claimed that low CO2 in mechanical ventilation air caused inflammation and mentioned that carbogen (5% CO2) would remedy that. I have tried to verify his claim that CO2 is anti-inflammatory, but have not been able to do so. That's another problem I have reading his stuff: for me learning requires a chain of authority based in verifiable data and facts.
btw if anyone knows where I can find that podcast please let me know. I would love to hear it again.