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[Haych @consumedenough]

@zerorespawns @sam_stoffel Let me introduce you to ECDO @EthicalSkeptic

[Haych @consumedenough]

@_MaxBlade Yo @_MaxBlade can you share the audiotrack. I need this on repeat

[Haych @consumedenough]

@BasedInHealth @anabology And suggested dose?

[Haych @consumedenough]

@anabology how long did you mess with androsterone and dht for?

[Haych @consumedenough]

@ForwardEditor they should consider this https://t.co/FFI8vuYEW0

[Haych @consumedenough]

@dominikmartn When installing it tries to replace my install of
@AsideAI maybe call the actual install Aside Notes idk

[Ethical Skeptic ☀ @EthicalSkeptic]

@BrazilianNut00 CO2 indeed LAGS SST surges. That became poignantly clear in 2023.

[Ethical Skeptic ☀ @EthicalSkeptic]

Model hints. Shhhhhh, don't tell anyone.... Guess what emerges during ECDO State 2?

Atlantis
Lemuria
Mu
Oceana-Sumatran Bridge to Asia
Bahamian Shelf
Cuban bridge to Yucatan/Cuban Underwater Formation
Galapagos and Easter Island Bridge to South America
Ceylon Bridge to India
Madagascar Bridge to India (Aboriginal DNA migration route)
Gigantic boulder displacement in the Andes

The results are confirming, that - a crustal displacement would rift-distend or Himalayan-uplift most all areas of the Earth's surface. But a Core-Mantle boundary decoupling results in oblation displacement only, and produces exactly what we observe in our geostrata today.

[Bryce Hanna @photobiogenesis]

The calcium/toxic metal relationship goes deep

Both toxic metals and calcium use the divalent metal transporter (DMT1) which has high selectivity for +2 charge but a broad ionic radius (size) filter

This is why drinking a lot of calcium in milk can reduce absorption of iron, they both compete for DMT1

Beyond this though A TON of the effects of toxic metals occur via mimicking calcium, for example cadmium, lead, and nickel all bind calcium-sensing receptors (CaSRs)

This is why these metals are so kidney toxic, they tell the body that it has a surplus of calcium causing processes like vitamin D activation to be inhibited

Excess CaSR activation also reduces parathyroid hormone, which sounds fine on paper but in reality actually skews the calcium:phosphate ratio by driving up phosphate resorption and increasing calcium secretion

Over time this increases load on the kidneys

CaSR activation inside cells also activate calcium-driven responses including:
- muscle flexion
- heart rate changes
- neural excitation
- inflammation
- mast cell degranulation

And if that wasn't bad enough cadmium, lead, and other metals have been found to accumulate in bone in place of calcium, so the loss of bone density in aging likely drives up the heavy metal burden even further

This likely plays a role in why neurodegeneration, osteoporosis, and kidney disease have a similar age of onset

[Haych @consumedenough]

@RhysSullivan keep pressing same direction to then nav through submodels? eg. left left to switch to next claude model

[Haych @consumedenough]

@1Immortals1 just dont use it chronically, benefits can come from 1 or 2 uses

[Haych @consumedenough]

@ABhummingbird @DrMichaelScoma Negative charge (grounding) - or blessed water @NgoloTesla

[Meerkat Respecter @Meerkat_Respect]

@WaifuverseAI Don't be rich, it's that simple. Read Matthew 6:24, Luke 3:11 or Matthew 19:21. Do you think you deserve to be truelly loved if you love your wealth more than your neigbour?

[CO2 + T3 + B1 @spheno_xiphoid]

You can upgrade from the disposable shower cap to an ozone therapy "head bag" with a much better seal. Although it looks ridiculous it's much better at retaining the CO2 gas, allowing it to absorb into the scalp more efficiently.

[Gary Brecka @thegarybrecka]

Selenium deficiency is far more common than most people realize and the consequences are significant.

Selenium is essential for thyroid hormone conversion, glutathione production, immune function, and DNA repair. Deficiency is linked to thyroid dysfunction, poor immune response, and increased cancer risk.

The simplest solution in nutrition: two Brazil nuts per day meets your entire daily selenium requirement.

Two nuts. Every morning. Done.

If you eat limited animal products or live in a selenium-depleted region, this single habit covers one of the most consequential nutritional gaps available.

[Shining Science @ShiningScience]

A new treatment literally removes Alzheimer’s plaque in just one hour.

Scientists have unveiled a groundbreaking approach to treating Alzheimer’s disease using supramolecular nanoparticles that act as the medicine itself rather than just a delivery vehicle. Unlike traditional therapies that target neurons directly, these engineered particles focus on repairing the blood-brain barrier—the critical interface that regulates brain health. By mimicking natural ligands, the particles reactivate a protein called LRP1, which serves as a molecular ferry responsible for transporting toxic amyloid-beta out of the brain and into the bloodstream. In laboratory tests, just three injections reduced toxic plaque levels by up to 60 percent in as little as one hour, essentially jump-starting a stalled waste-clearance system.

The long-term cognitive impact of this treatment is even more promising for the future of dementia research. Mice at an age equivalent to a 60-year-old human regained normal behavioral patterns six months after receiving the therapy, with brain imaging revealing a dramatic decrease in amyloid plaques compared to untreated subjects. This shift toward restoring the brain's vascular function suggests that we may be able to reverse neurodegeneration by fixing the "plumbing" of the brain rather than focusing solely on the cells themselves. While human trials are still on the horizon, this innovative strategy offers a vital new roadmap for treating a disease that has long resisted conventional medical intervention.

source: UCL News. (2025). Nanoparticles Reverse Alzheimer’s Pathology in Mice. University College London.

[Nutrition Detective 🔍 - Dr. Garrett Smith @NutriDetect]

People with colostomy bags took charcoal 3x a day for a year. No worsening nutrient deficiencies, even with part of their intestines removed.

In a Russian study, old mice given charcoal lived longer.

Charcoal causing nutrient deficiency? The data doesn't back it up.

[Haych @consumedenough]

@typedotcom @apify @firecrawl Would love if I could work with local files. I think at the moment the desktop app type is cloud only right?

[Haych @consumedenough]

@recap_david CONTEXT