“I don’t make the rules” is hypothyroid.

Glycine can be a great way to mitigate some of the GI symptoms associated with higher dose aspirin. Glycine conjugation is also the primary way in which salicylates are eliminated.

It do be like that.

The most powerful health accounts here have experienced bizarre and severe symptoms that completely abated with some dietary/lifestyle/supplemental intervention and seen firsthand how a slew of serious issues can simply vanish. You can’t learn that in a textbook.

He's CO2 maxing and it shows!

Thank you Dr. Peat. “What we've discovered is that aspirin might work, surprisingly, by unleashing the power of the immune system to recognize and kill metastasizing cancer cells." bbc.com/news/articles/…

2 coffees, 3 aspirins

Say his name

Cat purring seems to stimulate the thyroid gland

Only make Important life decisions when your body temperature is 37c or above.

Which fatty acid chain looks more trustworthy?

Being able to attract animals is a sign of a good metabolic rate. A sign of high energy is total body relaxation instead of constriction, which encourages cooperation with animals and mitigates their fight-or-flight response Good body order is closely linked to good health.

I think about the CO2 concentrations of Agartha a lot. This is what they've taken from us

She progesteroned across the room very thyroidly.

Ray Peat on "the unused muscle": “When your muscles are active and growing they actually produce some testosterone, when they are under stress and not being used properly, they tend to convert cholesterol into cortisol and actually create the stress syndrome, the unused muscle is

Sugar is literally crystallised sunshine.

Undifferentiated. Reminiscent of the giant tadpole that couldn’t undergo metamorphosis due to a lack of T3. I looked similar during the depths of my hypo-metabolic days. Androgynous and waterlogged