u/Evening_Flower8

YSK too much vitamin A is scientifically linked to intracranial pressure.
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YSK too much vitamin A is scientifically linked to intracranial pressure.

u/Evening_Flower8 — 4 days ago

forbidden pharmaceutical

I somehow stumbled on this years ago and think about it every once in a while.

There’s a research compound that induces potent and long-term enhancement of libido

« induces longlasting sexual excitation in male rats. »

« excessive sexual activity in cats⁸»

« they required fewer mounts and intromissions prior to ejaculation, and displayed shorter intromission and ejaculation latencies as well as shorter refractory periods and intervals between successive intromissions. »

« These observations established that "hypersexuality," increased aggression, and perceptual disorientation are sequelae of the chronic administration of the drug in cats. »

It’s a potent neuroprotective agent too:

« Pretreatment significantly attenuated breakdown of the BBB permeability, brain edema and the CBF disturbances. Damaged and distorted nerve cells were markedly less frequent in treated rats »

Its effects are independent of hormones:

« No effect on plasma luteinizing hormone (LH), follicle stimulating hormone (FSH), growth hormone (GH), thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH), testosterone and other steroid hormones could be observed. These results are discussed in respect to the sexually stimulating effect »

It’s p-chlorophenylalanine (PCPA), a selective and irreversible inhibitor of tryptophan hydroxylase the rate-limiting enzyme in the biosynthesis of serotonin. It doesn’t seem to have been tested in humans yet. The studies are all from the 60s-70s interestingly right before SSRIs were introduced.

It’s just a slightly modified phenylalanine with a Cl. I’m not sure why they wouldn’t instead use a tryptophan derivative but it seems to work.

If low serotonin caused depression then why deleting it causes high libido which is supposedly lost in depression.

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u/Evening_Flower8 — 6 days ago
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They’re just starting to figure out serotonin. there was a search term trending on google “serotonin tinnitus” and “serotonin migraines” for a new study that showed what we already knew for like 50 years

Endotoxin is similar there’s an endless sea of data on it, like 30% of people have metabolic endotoxemia, it’s a known root cause of diabetes and obesity yet I never heard it mentioned other than by Peat and his people or this youtube cardiologist dr Jamnadas.

For LPS I’m doing very low fat, psyllium husk (I know he doesn’t like it but it bind toxins) oral hygiene by gargling dilute h2o2 (the “red complex” in mouth is potent endotoxin). lots of coffee.

Started a few months ago and It seems to be making an extreme impact. At first I got fevers from “die off”.

Rosacea is going away. my skin which has been a disaster since I took antibiotics is starting to look phenomenal, posture has changed and I walk super straight, I only feel depression/anxiety if I drunk alcohol or ate fat (translocators), dry eyes are going away and look more symmetrical, sense of smell came back, morning wood…

Most shockingly the way people act around me in public has changed. Cashiers aren’t rude anymore. I notice preening behaviour from women and men constantly.

I’m 23 177cm 70kg

Data:

Endotoxin-initiated inflammation reduces testosterone production in men of reproductive age

Effect of dietary fat intake on metabolic endotoxemia: Mechanisms and clinical insights

Quantity of alcohol drinking positively correlates with serum levels of endotoxin

A High-Fat Diet Is Associated With Endotoxemia That Originates From the Gut

☕️Chlorogenic Acid-Induced Gut Microbiota Improves Metabolic Endotoxemia

u/Evening_Flower8 — 19 days ago