Had to spend over 30 hours just mildly organizing all my data/datasets. Never thought my autsitic drive to save every text I read because "who knows about the future" would be a good thing.
=( being disorganized all those years did NOT help.
I hope everyone is having a great week. Will publish something else soon.
That's a lot of thiamine. I've suspected my lingering sensitivity to light is due to issues in the cholinergic system. My 100mg/day would be like a grain of sand in the desert. I will try increasing dosage. Thank you!
Everything has a way out or fix. The first battle you must win is in your mindz everything is secondary. I am talking from experience, not abstraction.
"...with the addendum of just eat a load of fatty food (burger and fries being one example) before getting the damn thing, after all, fats want to stick to other fats, a way to avoid LNP going were it shouldn’t."
This passage stuck out to me because my leading hypothesis on why myocarditis seems to be particularly problematic in young athletic males has always (at least since late 2021) been that lean males have little body fat except for around the vital organs, like the heart, which could attract the vaccine's LNP's (or the way I would say it is: that's just where the body wants to put it).
Yes, it was something I talked about very early 2021, based on the literature at the time on nanoparticles, the lipids they were using, even if PEGylated, I suspect I wasn't alone on that proposition.
Since the LNPs are designed to pierce almost any cell membrane, it may explain the lymphocyte infiltration, etc. It basically explains a good portion of the heart damage we kept seeing.
Now my (insane) question remains. Are a lot of fat people walking around with literal lipid bombs stored, just waiting for that fat to get used ?
I refuse to spread bad vibes in mid to late December. People who engage on that have no moral values, most likely are grifters, and sincerely, should be shot.
Merry Christmas even though I will send an email wishing it to everyone 😆
I already saw that is why I left the comment of AI fixing the problems. Similar to monoclonals who have even worse long term effects (they basically give you nasty bacterial and fungal infections.down the road)
I have hesitations regarding CAR-T. I recently read a paper, perhaps the one you referenced that raised red flags.
I have SLE, 30 plus years ago I was almost completely deliberated. I followed the advice I was given; reduce stress, eat “better” food, and exercise.
I know everyone isn’t the same, so what works for me maybe not everyone else. However, my symptoms are manageable. I have an occasional flare, mostly fatigue and a little pain.
If your symptoms are managable for the most part, I wouldn't jump right into CAR-T therapy, I would wait a couple years and wait for biological-centered language models/generative AI to just fix the drawbacks that are there.
But it is good progress, I need to also write about the recent discovery that exhausted T cells...have positive effects sometimes.
I am optimistic about the future and helping people with hard to treat conditions (because of AI).
A little off topic, but did you ever write about "connective tissue disorders" like Ehlers Danlos syndrome? Is it under Th17 upregulation? Been seeing a lot of tissue connective disorganized among boosted.. ty!
I forecasted that in 2021, and warned of either development or accelerate disease, and yes it is directly correlated with Th17 and many of the recent topics I wrote about here.
One of the main reasons for Vitamin D, Berberine, Metformin, to skew away from Th17.
What do you think about Astaxanthin as a incredibly powerful antioxidant ? Crosses blood/brain barrier, blood/retina barrier....especially in comparison to Berberine and Quercetin as antioxidants...
Atx is among my suggestion for recovery (viral infection) and recovery from mRNA damage. It is powerful but it doesn't equate to NAC+Glycine.
Berberine and Metformin are suggested for other immuno modulatory reasons, and to that, they are the best compounds, nothing equates. But to answer your question, it is open to each person choice, if they want to use Atx, they are free to do so, if they want to use all the things, that works too (but hopefully they only stack a bunch of supplements if they actually need it, such as my case).
Niacin Flush and Nicotinamide are integral part of my "stack" group of supplements to recover from a myriad of things.
Both are incredibly potent supplement that can help many conditions. While I don't agree with his tone and how aggressive he is, Dmitry... Something has done massive, extensive, incredible work on Niacin. If you ignore his tirades and focus just on the science, there is a lot there
Been years since I read anything from him, but another worthy resource to keep in mind.
Yes, I think Kats was his last name. You can take long term just preferably AWAY from carbs, otherwise the evidence is solid on its use. If you are healthy you don't need it though.
Had to spend over 30 hours just mildly organizing all my data/datasets. Never thought my autsitic drive to save every text I read because "who knows about the future" would be a good thing.
=( being disorganized all those years did NOT help.
I hope everyone is having a great week. Will publish something else soon.
"thiamine (50, 100, and 200 mg/kg, oral"
That's a lot of thiamine. I've suspected my lingering sensitivity to light is due to issues in the cholinergic system. My 100mg/day would be like a grain of sand in the desert. I will try increasing dosage. Thank you!
Thiamine is considered "safe" even at 1.8 grams per day.
Benfothiamine you may need less because it crosses into the brain much more easily. I stick to 250 mg per day but sometimes I do 900 for kicks.
Thiamine biokinetics are WEIRD, it takes a while to experience perceptible improvements, save the odd outlier that experience those cast.
No surprise a link with glucose metabolism and increased Diabetes after COVID
Definitely a shout for B1
Dr Derek Lonsdale the pioneer of B1
thanks for giving me a path through the complexity....ps I am just using black cod, will deal with the mercury separately I suppose...
Everything has a way out or fix. The first battle you must win is in your mindz everything is secondary. I am talking from experience, not abstraction.
Milk Thistle has been looking pretty attractive lately, a plant or 2 usually grows in the yard...thanks M a link for northwest usa https://mountainroseherbs.com/milk-thistle-seed
"...with the addendum of just eat a load of fatty food (burger and fries being one example) before getting the damn thing, after all, fats want to stick to other fats, a way to avoid LNP going were it shouldn’t."
This passage stuck out to me because my leading hypothesis on why myocarditis seems to be particularly problematic in young athletic males has always (at least since late 2021) been that lean males have little body fat except for around the vital organs, like the heart, which could attract the vaccine's LNP's (or the way I would say it is: that's just where the body wants to put it).
Is this something you have considered as well?
Yes, it was something I talked about very early 2021, based on the literature at the time on nanoparticles, the lipids they were using, even if PEGylated, I suspect I wasn't alone on that proposition.
Since the LNPs are designed to pierce almost any cell membrane, it may explain the lymphocyte infiltration, etc. It basically explains a good portion of the heart damage we kept seeing.
Now my (insane) question remains. Are a lot of fat people walking around with literal lipid bombs stored, just waiting for that fat to get used ?
This was really upbeat. Thanks. Merry Christmas!
I refuse to spread bad vibes in mid to late December. People who engage on that have no moral values, most likely are grifters, and sincerely, should be shot.
Merry Christmas even though I will send an email wishing it to everyone 😆
I need to write about PD-1 inhibitors, and you've hi-lighted that we had a significant one hiding in plain sight all along, at minimal cost. Thanks!
***
Erm, I beg to differ here, its a Gal-3 inhibitor too:
"Of course, vitamin D is not itself an anti-cancer drug..."
Normal Vitamin D Level May Boost Anti-PD-1 Response in Melanoma
https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/991888?form=fpf
CAR-T is vitamin D monetized to infinity$€£¥
Umm..you might want to have a look at this re CAR-T. If you haven't already. Go slow, caution ahead
https://hedleyrees.substack.com/p/fda-reports-hospitalizations-and
I already saw that is why I left the comment of AI fixing the problems. Similar to monoclonals who have even worse long term effects (they basically give you nasty bacterial and fungal infections.down the road)
I have hesitations regarding CAR-T. I recently read a paper, perhaps the one you referenced that raised red flags.
I have SLE, 30 plus years ago I was almost completely deliberated. I followed the advice I was given; reduce stress, eat “better” food, and exercise.
I know everyone isn’t the same, so what works for me maybe not everyone else. However, my symptoms are manageable. I have an occasional flare, mostly fatigue and a little pain.
If your symptoms are managable for the most part, I wouldn't jump right into CAR-T therapy, I would wait a couple years and wait for biological-centered language models/generative AI to just fix the drawbacks that are there.
But it is good progress, I need to also write about the recent discovery that exhausted T cells...have positive effects sometimes.
I am optimistic about the future and helping people with hard to treat conditions (because of AI).
A little off topic, but did you ever write about "connective tissue disorders" like Ehlers Danlos syndrome? Is it under Th17 upregulation? Been seeing a lot of tissue connective disorganized among boosted.. ty!
I forecasted that in 2021, and warned of either development or accelerate disease, and yes it is directly correlated with Th17 and many of the recent topics I wrote about here.
One of the main reasons for Vitamin D, Berberine, Metformin, to skew away from Th17.
Disorder*
What do you think about Astaxanthin as a incredibly powerful antioxidant ? Crosses blood/brain barrier, blood/retina barrier....especially in comparison to Berberine and Quercetin as antioxidants...
Atx is among my suggestion for recovery (viral infection) and recovery from mRNA damage. It is powerful but it doesn't equate to NAC+Glycine.
Berberine and Metformin are suggested for other immuno modulatory reasons, and to that, they are the best compounds, nothing equates. But to answer your question, it is open to each person choice, if they want to use Atx, they are free to do so, if they want to use all the things, that works too (but hopefully they only stack a bunch of supplements if they actually need it, such as my case).
What's your take on B3 (niacin). Reading this book: https://www.amazon.com/Niacin-Andrew-W-Saul-PhD/dp/168442903X/ref=asc_df_168442903X/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=652510462762&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=13794050508444830317&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=21150&hvtargid=pla-1931000878531&psc=1&mcid=3f6a8889a9cf364c875b1b078187908e
Niacin Flush and Nicotinamide are integral part of my "stack" group of supplements to recover from a myriad of things.
Both are incredibly potent supplement that can help many conditions. While I don't agree with his tone and how aggressive he is, Dmitry... Something has done massive, extensive, incredible work on Niacin. If you ignore his tirades and focus just on the science, there is a lot there
Been years since I read anything from him, but another worthy resource to keep in mind.
Lol, I first heard of niacin through him. Crazy as a bag of cats, but that niacin might have saved my life.
very true.
Dmitry Kats? But niacin not something you take every day?
Yes, I think Kats was his last name. You can take long term just preferably AWAY from carbs, otherwise the evidence is solid on its use. If you are healthy you don't need it though.