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Interesting blog post by Nora Gedgaudas on the Carnivore Diet: My Beef With The Carnivore Diet She points out the need for veggies (the ones you tolerate): She also writes that excessive protein can supply cancer fueling growth factors. FWIW.

Another company I just found in searching for grassfed beef is called Ancestralsupplements.com They offer encapsulated freeze-dried offal (organ meats) from New Zealand's grass-fed cattle. Prices seem reasonable, especially since one could remove many supplements from daily regiment because...

I'd like to share a quote I found in a book about vitamin C. The book is written in Spanish, and has not been translated, but I found the same quote on: DoctorYourself.com - Cancer Therapy: Vitamin C Actually this is not a quote but an essay, written by Abram Hoffer, who is considered the...

Neurological Lyme Disease: What You Need to Know by Dr. Bill Rawls Posted 4/20/18 Lyme disease can manifest in a seemingly endless number of ways. While the spectrum of symptoms is similar for most sufferers, the worst of the bunch varies from person to person. And for those who have a...

I want to update (and not really, since the paper is from Ago 2015) regard boron, but this information is not here in a comprehensive form. The most important information that at least for me was a surprise was that it increases the electrical signaling in the brain, and improve memory. The...

Watched part of Joe Rogan's podcast with Dr. Rhonda Patrick where the carnivore diet was discussed, here are the notes:

This article is interesting:

Looking around, I found this extremely interesting article on the topic which appears to me to be a way to disseminate very useful info about Vitamin C by incorporating it into a discussion of Ebola. I've highlighted some crucial items that probably apply across the board whether you are dealing...

I recently wrote an article on a kind of plant toxin called oxalate. It is found heavily in spinach, tea, cacao, gluten free flours like amaranth, cassava, and buckwheat, nuts, sweet potato and certain green veggies like kale and the crucifers. I have been delving into this topic in some depth...

...during old age, according to a recent animal study conducted at the University of Toronto. "We found that old dogs that were on an antioxidant diet performed better on a variety of cognitive tests than dogs that were not on the diet," says P. Dwight Tapp, PhD, now of the University of...

"A perfect example of this phenomena is the collapse of bee colonies as a result of increased electromagnetic frequencies. Increasing scientific evidence strongly support the theory of colony collapse disorder (CCD) among honey bees due to electromagnetic radiation from cell phones and cell...

One new research on the subject - Is Vitamin C the Ultimate Quantum Interface? To be honest, for me, this article represents a real challenge to understanding, both conceptually (linguistically) and scientifically (many biology, physics). But I hope that some, with more knowledge, will...

Thiamine in cardiovascular disease and diabetes:

Huh! Interesting, thanks for sharing whitecoast. It seems I haven't been getting any of the benefits of eating broccoli because I steam it for way too long. I came across this article by Bulletproof on sulphoraphane as well as how to increase your intake of it and grow broccoli sprouts.

I posted about this elsewhere but I thought it deserved its own thread, since to-date I don't see one for this organic sulfur compound. I first heard about it through Dr Rhonda Patrick's various podcasts and interviews, on her website and elsewhere. She has several videos about this compound...

In talking to my father, I learned that he since a few years was taking rose hips powder against arthritic joints and to good effect. He is 83 years of age and when his 4 year older sister started to have arthritic joints, she on his advice did the same to good effect. My father said it was an...

For last 4,5 years I'm on keto and paleo diet. Of course I don't use sugar, instead of that I use a bit of xylitol in coffee, but I found following article about monk fruit (Siraitia grosvenorii), or Luo han guo and its interesting properties as a natural sweetener with negligible effect on...

Hi Jefferson, you could try this supplement: LIMICOL (made in France). Someone I know has been taking it for high cholesterol for almost 3 months. According to the manufacturer, you have to try it out for at least 3 months to see any effect, and then you can do another cholesterol test. See the...

The Dark Side of Statins book review continued … Mitochondrial mutation and dietary supplements. Studies of chronic fatigue show the progressive loss of the ability of mitochondria to produce high-energy molecules for cell function. Our anti-oxidation capacity gradually...

The Dark Side of Statins book review continued … From CoQ10 inhibition to mitochondrial mutations; one of the most serious side effects of stain drugs is their tendency to increase mitochondrial mutations, therefore contributing to premature aging, and every cell comes equipped with...