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    2nd TEI Hair Analysis (after 2 months of avoiding calcium)

    Reading up on Carnitine (with it having been discussed a bit recently) and the following is fairly interesting (bearing in mind that study on how SAMe potentially mitigated the effects of isotretinoin - potential deficiency for people with accutane sides, PFS etc). It seems SAMe is a pre-cursor...
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    Slayo's PFS Log- is recovery possible for me ?

    Fair play for having the bottle to do your own injections! Closest I've come to that is when I did an online test for progesterone. The kit included a device to prick the end of my finger, then I had to 'milk' my finger to get blood out into a tube. Never again! My finger didn't look right for...
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    Goose PFS (Saw palmetto) log- TEI

    Actually after watching that I realised I have seen that before, but it was ages ago on that huge acne.org thread, but at the time I think I just discounted it is BS as soon as he started on about 'ying & yang' etc, but this forum, and especially reading theories Helen has posted, has broadened...
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    Goose PFS (Saw palmetto) log- TEI

    I've not seen any of his videos, but that's quite a big deal if ARL cured his accutane sides! Will have to check that out
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    Liver damage from herbs (Valerian, Green Tea extract)

    Yeah I'm increasingly thinking liver flushes are worthwhile. There are so many testimonials from people saying they're helpful - too many for if it didn't really give benefits, and it's not like it's promoting anything - you only need simple and cheap things to perform one. The only negative is...
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    Liver damage from herbs (Valerian, Green Tea extract)

    This website has a load of info on pharmaceuticals and herbs known to cause liver damage, along with case studies and mechanism where known, Drug Evaluated for Liver Injury No surprise to see some things on there people will be very familiar with.. Finasteride Citalopram, Escitalopram...
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    Improving bile flow and bile production

    But isn't it a fairly powerful 5AR inhibitor? I've read of some people potentially getting PFS from it
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    Improving bile flow and bile production

    Just reading this about bile flow (and interestingly studies showing how fenugreek is used for better bile flow?) Ayurvedic Herbs for Bile Sludge & Gallbladder Health | John Douillard's LifeSpa First time I've read about a direct link between impaired bile flow, and a knock-on effect of poor...
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    Improving bile flow and bile production

    You should try and increase bile flow, and then maybe get an ultrasound to see if they've reduced in size. It sounds like poor bile flow is often the cause of the gallstones. Some potential remedies here to dissolve them, including a plant based compound called Rowachol which is apparently...
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    Improving bile flow and bile production

    Found a really interesting article here on ways to improve bile flow and increase bile production. This seems to be a real issue for a lot of people, and it's got to be a real issue for me. This seems to overlap with liver flushes a bit, but some interesting things mentioned; Gallbladder...
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    Tei Results-help majorly appreciated!

    That aluminium is high! Do you use spray-on deodorant which is not aluminium free? And do you supplement with potassium? Have you had any bloods done, including hormone profile and electrolytes?
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    40 y/o+ dude who's done 10+ liver flushes

    I was skeptical about these at first too. I've only done one and didn't see much benefit, but there are people saying they got nothing from the first 4 or 5 and almost gave up, then they started seeing huge benefits, and were so thankful they continued. There are way too many positive...
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    40 y/o+ dude who's done 10+ liver flushes

    Continuing to read through these liver flush testimonials and it's amazing how many people mention tinnitus, and how they get rid of it with the flushes. I'm more and more convinced about the benefits of these the more I read; Hundreds of testimonials about the liver cleansing Moritz method
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    Can you reverse blindness?

    I think without knowing specifically what is causing the blindness it's impossible to suggest anything. The doctors advice is probably best - just hold on and it might come back on it's own, especially if he's been out for months. Just have to give your body everything it needs to give it the...
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    40 y/o+ dude who's done 10+ liver flushes

    Decent site on liver flushing here, including versions in French and Spanish, and a load of testimonials from people who've seen benefits; Cleansing of liver and intestines: practical site with testimonials
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    METHYLATION PROTOCOL

    I've tried in the past, but it's too much driving blind. You can't really easily measure if it's working or not, or whether you need certain things or not. This guy talks extensively about methylation protocols, but if you read his posts he's forever changing what he takes Active B12 therapy...
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    Random recoveries....

    @Admiral Great list! So quite a lot involve Tribulus and DIM, and usually in cycles. Trib is definitely powerful stuff. DIM I assume is used as an AI? These sound almost like ARL recoveries? Do you know if there is anymore info specifically?
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    Dr. Crisler

    To be honest I think this just highlights that messing around with hormones, and pharmaceuticals and stuff is ultimately a bad idea unless you really have to do it. The best thing really is just live a healthy lifestyle, eat a healthy diet and try a minimise exposure to toxins as much as...
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    Jack17 PFS log

    I was 4 lows on the first (Fast4), and on the second calcium and magnesium has risen to mid-range, and the others still low and I moved to Slow1. No change in the sweating though - i.e. none!
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    Jack17 PFS log

    I was a Fast4 in my first hairiest, and a Slow1 in the second. Either way I don't sweat at all. The only thing that seems to be make me sweat is Tudca or to a lesser extent, taking tribulus. Oddly before getting screwed over by accutane I actually think I sweated excessively for a while. Have...