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    Are we losing steam in finding cures?

    lol no thanks. Last thing I need is a bunch of vaccine damaged depressed roided up dudes with mean looks in their eyes. I think we are speaking past each other. You seem to address the points I don't make and respond to the things I don't say. Either way, my opinion is pretty clear. It...
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    Are we losing steam in finding cures?

    HTMA is definitely selling something. I was under the impression that TEI was the only approved protocol of the forum? Has that changed? Part of why I left a couple year ago and stopped posting is the forum went from this very dynamic place of different protocols (electrolyte, RU486, Finn...
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    Are we losing steam in finding cures?

    No I do get it. I hear ya that HTMA is a tool and you can use it to change things for yourself. I just think its a crappy tool compared to what else is out there. I keep emphasizing that this is my opinion based on my 8 years of experience. Really tough to transfer to you what I have seen...
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    Are we losing steam in finding cures?

    That is pretty cool that it got you out of the shit. Right on.
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    Are we losing steam in finding cures?

    Sure I could do that too. I took Lisuride a couple times, felt amazing on it. I could load up and feel great, probably for a few years until I crashed. You are missing my point though. Again, this is my opinion from my experience with this stuff. I am sure you could push my hormones and...
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    Are we losing steam in finding cures?

    I did do the extras. The saunas, the kelp, enemas. The worse I felt the better I was doing! I don't think I even have the hair test reports anymore. I guess I could ask ARL and they might still have copies but its been 5+ years. I probably did 5-6 hair tests if I remember right. I am not...
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    Are we losing steam in finding cures?

    ha, it was very limited in scope, but learning not to take fish oil was dynamite
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    Are we losing steam in finding cures?

    I thought I would come check out how you guys are doing and saw this thread. I did hair testing and treatment through Dr. Wilson back in 2012-2014 or so. I eventually got my ratios to a prime area, felt like total garbage. I used to get these recordings from my practitioner and he eventually...
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    2nd TEI Hair Analysis (after 2 months of avoiding calcium)

    How much vitamin D were you taking and for how long? Curious
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    **HS Approved Protocols**

    Thanks man!
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    **HS Approved Protocols**

    I'd be happy to copy the thread content if you can link me to it, but I cannot find it, and didn't know it was going down.
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    **HS Approved Protocols**

    There was good stuff about melatonin's role in dysfunction, aspirin...the whole first post was great. Then a lot of feedback on dosing in the comments. It was messy sure but I went back to it a few times to research new ideas. Wasn't the whole reason you left RPF was because they started...
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    **HS Approved Protocols**

    There was a lot of really good information in that Electrolyte protocol thread. I propose that you at least leave it up, maybe with the caveats you have mentioned attached to it.
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    Herbs that Bring You Closer to God 2018 (Herbs that Increase Connection to God 2018) (Herbs Vitamins Minerals Supplements That Immediately Open The Th

    Onnit has GPC in it, a type of choline. I find choline and hence acetylcholine pretty disconnecting from the universe. The others seem great.
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    Experimental Hair Loss Options

    Potassium increases cortisol? I thought it lowered progest and cortisol and increased adrenaline. Potassium is a big part of my regimen and I seem to get less cortisol symptoms while on it.
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    WARNING( STOP RANDOMLY USING RU< CABERGOLINES< DHT CYRPO or any end metabolism products like l DOPA SSRI, MAOI etc) , ONLY WITH TESTS

    The amount of confidence displayed in new experiments, new methods, new substances and protocols is not lining up with the results experienced. That gap is narrowing. Happened on RPF too when people realized a little b2 didn't cure rosacea, thyroid was harder to manage then they thought, and...
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    Swimming in the "Ocean"

    What does depleted feel like? I often feel like a nap afterwards. One thought I had was adding more sodium to the bath, as I think it's mostly magnesium and potassium as seen from this one's CoA: I think for the people in four lows, or adrenal exhaustion, or whatever you want to call it...
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    Swimming in the "Ocean"

    Not hot, just warm
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    Swimming in the "Ocean"

    I used 1.5 cups or so...might be a bit much. I also don't react well to Magnesium which is why I picked this bath salt in particular and not one with epson salts. The one you linked looks good, decently priced too. Blood pressure can go down from Potassium as well.
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    Swimming in the "Ocean"

    Yes I was taking the potassium daily before the baths...their effect is similar, the baths just compounded it. I would think the potassium would lower progesterone more then salt would increase it. I dunno though. Thanks for your thoughts.