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What does watermelon contain such that you consider it to be a "probe" of a kind?

I think you are both correct, seems like some cases need some hormone-based intervention alongside the biochem stuff. Based on your posts, you mostly use 1-andro, 4-andro, dhea (whatever you think is the best choice at a given time) but what was your friend using in terms of hormones? Same stuff?

@Fazed22 @Yura Well, whoever it is, let's hope he's okay. But let me say this for anyone that is concerned whether this is Helen. I'm assuming he isn't based on the following. I talked to this guy when he was more active on his other reddit account. I'm not sure if I should share it, I really...

Hahaha yeah, he's so similar he might as well be Helen. He said last year he is 29 yrs old. He said some other things that made me think he's not Helen. I mean, he might be lying about everything. But who knows.

Yeah, that's the same dude I refered to heh! Helen was unhinged in the way he wrote and expressed his ideas, as if he was in an infinite hurry )))))))) This guy is more chill, uses translator, lives in Russia. Content and ideas - that's the same, yeah. I just checked my discord - the last I...

Are you sure? Hm, seems like everything said thus far matches his description. Or maybe I'm retarded

I talked to that guy a lot last year. Very friendly and much more systematic. Didn't have that Helen unhingedness. He denies knowing who Helen/Gbold is and denies knowing russian poiscenter or other such forums. He uses a translator. Anyways, we should invite him here

https://aniracetam.eu/product/ponazuril/ Just released today. Used for toxoplasmosis also

Challenge: go into the public looking like this

I think that's mostly right. well, polyphenols do vary in size and structure and thus absorption rate. But yeah, in the context of impaired sulfation, aldehyde metabolism etc, polyphenols are another burden for the liver to detox. But since certain polyphenols are especially good prebiotics...

What if you Hm, maybe you could try mutaflor

Helen often mentioned aldehyde overload in this context. Reasoning: since many copper-based enzymes have aldehydes as byproducts (and since estradiol is needed for ceruloplasmin which is needed to transport copper) - then the body epigenetically downregulates aromatase activity or estro receptor...

Let's be careful. I think women get cholestasis not only because of estrogen but combination of estrogen and progestins. But yeah, I think you're right. (Estrogen stimulates release of cholesterol into gallbladder and progesterone reduces gallbladder contraction = bile stagnation) It's...

2/2 ANYWAYYYYY, I've been running a group for people experiencing long-term "low E2" symptoms (of course, this is based mostly on vibes) after various kinds of interventions directly affecting aromatase or ERa/ERb ratio (let's assume talking about such a ratio even makes...

1/2 Interesting find. Let me share some of my thoughts. Mostly unrelated to these specific studies you shared. This is gonna be a longer post. (I had to cut it in 2 parts.) In my opinion, from the POV of hormone-based approaches (that I don't really like), estrogen is the most annoyingly...

Can you please (if you have time/energy) explain which Kathleen's ideas you are referring to?

I know this is old but I am thinking about it: why would less noradrenaline lead to raised prolactin and so on (agonism of alpha 2 receptor would inhibit release of noradrenaline, leading to more dopamine?)... Is it a matter of tonic/phasic balance? When dopamine to noradrenaline conversion...

Taube sharing interesting stuff again. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1Fccd9JxfF/ https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1JY17RygwG/

@bruschi11 Have you seen this? https://www.facebook.com/share/p/16DCfEaa8J/ About calcium carbonate bath...

Cool, just wanted to ask. In traditional chinese medicine they often give people with anxiety calcium carbonate in different forms (like pearls, oyster, dragon bone etc)