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I disagree. "vitamin A" is a toxin.Vitamin A is not a toxin but it can harm you if you over do it.
I know you do, that's fine. I think it's an important nutrient.I disagree. "vitamin A" is a toxin.
That is what the Rockefellers would have you think. Their science is bunk.I know you do, that's fine. I think it's an important nutrient.
Dr. Peat didn't think so. I don't care about Rockefellers.That is what the Rockefellers would have you think. Their science is bunk.
He was using their science. Doesn't make Peat a bad person, he was just on the bad science. Are you not overweight on a Peat inspired diet?Dr. Peat didn't think so. I don't care about Rockefellers.
But what if it is all caused by "vitamin A"? Would you not feel very silly if you were fighting against the world healing?So in that picture there is 99% diseases of the world. All caused by vit A. Are you not seeing how manipulatives are these tweets ?
I am 45 years old, I have been eating foods rich in vitamin A since childhood, I am muscular and healthy. To understand my case, vitamin A is not a toxin? I know about Ray Peat since 2009. I think it makes sense if you go from vitamin A toxicity to aldehyde toxicity, and thus it makes sense and covers a whole palette of toxins that harm through this system, when the metabolism no longer has enough energy to eliminate them properly.I disagree. "vitamin A" is a toxin.
It has to be what you are saying here Peatress, otherwise why do I not have any of these issues listed above eating like Ray Peat suggested. I have only gotten better as the years go by avoiding grains and PUFA’s and upping my dairy and sugar sources.Vitamin A is not a toxin but it can harm you if you over do it.
Just because you have not experienced the "vitamin A" cascade does not mean it's not true.It has to be what you are saying here Peatress, otherwise why do I not have any of these issues listed above eating like Ray Peat suggested. I have only gotten better as the years go by avoiding grains and PUFA’s and upping my dairy and sugar sources.
But it also doesn’t mean Ray Peat was wrong either does it? I am a strong believer in the Blood-type diet and because of these major differences in each of us, like our different blood types, may explain why some do well with Ray Peat’s recommendations and some seemingly to heal on a low vitamin A protocol. Just like diabetics have to limit meat consumption because of their impaired kidneys, it doesn’t mean we healthy people are going to be having kidney trouble if we eat meat. Maybe your vitamin A diet is working for people with worn out livers for lifelong cumulative reasons, not because of Ray Peat. Just the very fact that elevated cultures prized the liver of the animal, as well as the longest living people, proves vitamin A does not harm health people. I would say looking at all the supplements and pills people consume should be the rock to look under.Just because you have not experienced the "vitamin A" cascade does not mean it's not true.