Fast Oxidizer Hairloss?

Jamie

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I have just done a hairtest. Will there be a wise person who can explain me what is going on with my body? I have so high phosphorus level and from what I read in another topic:
"Ca / P: The metabolic rate. How fast you create enzymes, digest food, etc. Higher than 2.6 makes you a slow oxidiser, under 2.6 makes you a fast oxidiser. Phosphorus is about protein usage - eating enoug? good sources? lack of hcl? too much exercise? not enough Zn?"~ [mention]m_arch[/mention]
but I dont know how to explain those Zn,Mg,Fe,Mn levels

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Aleksandr

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Do you have diffuse hairloss or alopecia?
 

Jamie

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I have diffuse thinning. Is there so strong correlation? I mean from what I remember [mention]TubZy[/mention] is a slow oxidizer and he has diffuse or I am missing something
 

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Jamie post_id=3726 time=1510121084 user_id=143 said:
I have diffuse thinning. Is there so strong correlation? I mean from what I remember @TubZy is a slow oxidizer and he has diffuse or I am missing something

Hey, here is the direct quote from @gboluev for slow oxidizers.
I stay away from meat milk, cheeses, anything that has hormones in it. I eat only sea food (shrimps oysters, crab, mussels., eat some fruit. Drink almond milk that I make myself for calcium. I eat rice. I think rice is really good, It keeps me clean and absorbs toxins. that is why it is used during poisoning.
Hairloss I outlined how to fix for most people. But you need to see if you are a fast or slow oxidizer. Most people are slow oxidizers and Peats diet is death for them.
Only fast oxidizers do well on Peat, since fast oxidizers need calcium, copper, and all those that do good, they don’t tolerate thyroid.

Like Haidut, his ceruloplasmin is high, he can’t tolerate thyroid. he is a fast oxidizer. he does well on calcium, copper, Peat recs, but he can’t take thyroid, since his thyroid effects is already too fast. LOL
And this person sits here and recommends Peat to others. same as Danny Roddy with his hairloss. He did not have androgenic hairloss. Vitamin D can’t help androgenic hairloss. It will increase the hairloss. Danny Roddy is also a fast oxidizer and does good on milk, copper, calcium and I bet he does not take thyroid either LOL
but most people are slow oxidizers not fast. they don't do good on calcium copper milk. they simply can’t do good in that. And if you force them on thyroid supplements this slowly kills them by ruining their blood vessels.
slow oxidizers have low sympathetic nervous system, you can’t put the on thyroid hormone. It will slowly but surely ruin their blood vessels, since slow oxidizers wont be able to oppose oxidation stress since they are lacking SODs.
their thyroid effect is lowered in the cell for a purpose not to create oxidative stress. It is regulation and you can only improve their thyroid effect by increasing their sympathetic nervous system
NEVER come off from the fast on sugar juices or fruit juices or fruit. NEVER. It is a mistake where people ruin the whole fast. Come off on slow carbs and protein. Like rice with eggs soups. for instance, Buckwheat. You want to make sure that you increase your sympathetic nervous system first to add any carbs.
Olive oil is mufa. If you do your preparations nothing will get stuck. Always drink malic acid before the flush or apple juice.
I avoid fruit juices, so I drink 1 tea spoon of malic acid per 1.5-liter bottle of water daily while preparing for the flush.
read again. rice and egg lemon soups. very easy on digestive system and rice will absorb all the toxins. I have done this for many years. This is the correct way. All those experts don't know.
 

Jamie

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thanks [mention]TubZy[/mention], I have analized almost entire section of "[mention]gbolduev[/mention] Ideas". He wrote somewhere that protein wasting hairloss is more like insuline/cortisol issue.
In the description I got from lab there is written that my low Na/K ratio indicates I have probably something wrong with adrenal glands and that resulted with overproduction of glucocorticoids (cortisol, etc.) wich are promoters of protein breakdown - catabolism.
Low NA/Mg ratio may indicate overactive adrenal. I thought about going to an andecrinologist to get an advice.

There is the list of suplement I was suggested by the lab:
Wit C - 400mg
B-complex - 2caps
Calcium - 600mg
Magnesium - 450mg
Omega 3(EPA180mg,DHA120mg) - 1200mg
Iron - 6mg
Selenium - 50 mg
Saw Palmetto - 110mg
Green Tea - 400mg
Sylimarol - 140mg
Wit D3 - 2000ui

But I don't guite get it how taking saw palmetto could be helpful.
 
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High P like you have usually means catabolism .Protein is being broken down..Definitely a need for magnesium .. This may help to relax you.. Usually fast ox's tend to run on empty.. A need to relax and calm the system down is needed .. Na/mg ratio doesn't always mean much. A lot of people say it means over active or under active adrenals but my experience is that although I had low na/mg ratio that I had high cortisol .. I don't like the way they separated out all the minerals , makes it a little more challenging to read .. I would suggest following their supplement plan it looks pretty spot on to me ..
 

Jamie

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[mention]Goose12[/mention] yeah saw palmetto seems to be quite shitty stuff.
Meow post_id=3832 time=1510241078 said:
High P like you have usually means catabolism .Protein is being broken down..Definitely a need for magnesium .. This may help to relax you.. Usually fast ox's tend to run on empty.. A need to relax and calm the system down is needed .. Na/mg ratio doesn't always mean much. A lot of people say it means over active or under active adrenals but my experience is that although I had low na/mg ratio that I had high cortisol .. I don't like the way they separated out all the minerals , makes it a little more challenging to read .. I would suggest following their supplement plan it looks pretty spot on to me ..
Which suplements do you take and how does it work for you?
How do you think about suplementing Iron, is that copletely ok? And in that suplement list there is nothing about copper