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[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Fun fact: you can see photosynthesis in real-time.

This is an aquatic plant producing oxygen.

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@stag________ Apparently fructose hinders phosphorus absorption in the intestines. Maybe adding sugar to the milk will help?

[Charlie Kirk @charliekirk11]

It’s all about Jesus.

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@888Pliskin @pikeypilled That’s how I view Catholicism and the veneration of Mary: as gynocentrism elevating a human woman in a way that amounts to idolatry. There’s no need to stray from the Lord Jesus as the center, yet humans persist in seeking honor from the created rather than the Creator.

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@badzachtakes I look forward to your write up!
Hope you feel better as well!
Take care until!

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@esthr2k @JoanTSavag17290 Please keep us posted if you find a remedy. I'm going to try the honey water now. Good luck to you.

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@badzachtakes Hey man,
How did it go?

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@el7_77 10 reps 3 sets good to aim for? Have you figured out the best ranges for muscle growth?

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@el7_77 Your proposal for concentric non exhaustive only workouts would then be invaluable. Not only for histamine intolerance but for muscle growth/health + mitochondria saving.

Would this be a good recommendation to start?

https://t.co/dLIjS5J2RG

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@el7_77 Thanks for taking the time to reply. I struggle with histamine related symptoms as well. Cyproheptadine worked for the first few weeks but my body got adapted. DAO enzymes help but are expensive.

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@el7_77 Found your post explaining. Thanks!

[El @el7_77]

Imo one of the biggest peat misconceptions is that because concentrics are better than eccentrics, you should do concentrics past the point of fatigue

The whole main point is that you should stimulate the cells without going into fatigue/stress, which concentrics do better

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@el7_77 Would like to know more. Any idea why?

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@BigDinnerPeater Amoxicillin didn't fix my white tongue. Minocycline did. But if you have the problem, I think it's best to aim for thyroid supplementation regardless. Start with 5mcg and test your temperature and pulse to determine if it's an effective dose before increasing dosage.

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@chrisfhibbitt Man, you're lucky haha I read your post and remembered this freshly posted tweet

https://t.co/EAlGksEt0q

Good luck!

[Andra @BioavailableNd]

Lactoferrin could be a breakthrough in nerve regeneration and neuroprotection. I don't share in vitro research, but it has the potential to:
- Promote nerve regrowth in damaged nerves (spinal cord injuries, neuropathy).
- Protect brain cells from degeneration in diseases like Parkinson’s.
- Reduce inflammation & oxidative stress, creating a healthier environment for nerve healing.

“Our findings indicate that lactoferrin might have therapeutic implications for treating nerve damage, including spinal cord injuries and neuropathy."

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@BioavailableNd @dash_1x With the expectation that the gut symptoms will resolve with continued supplementation? Or additional measures are then required?

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@calicojackzed @HansAmato You incompetent fool. I intentionally used ‘bro’ twice in my response after you went on about it, yet you still missed the point.obvious trolling 101. As for your aggression, maybe you’re the one people should avoid. Civil conversation clearly isn’t your strength. Have a good day

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@badzachtakes Thanks for sharing. In a few days, could you update us regarding it's effectiveness? I'm willing to do your method if it's more beneficial.