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I've done the hair test in February 2017 when I was on that alternative physician. Back then, I started doing IV chelation therapy with EDTA, IV Ozonotherapy, infra red saunas and also taking this supplement (Zinc, Selenium, Magnesium, and some vitamins) - RPC Multivitamin dietary supplement...

I have opened a thread a long time ago talking about my hair test results, but, back then, the forum still didn't have this section. I have been lurking around here on and off, but the brain fog doesn't really help me to write much and I am currently quite incapable to do more than the basics on...

If I remember, Tyw has already talked a lot about Betaine HCl on Ray Peat Forum - Metabolic Efficiency And Metabolic Rate - Doubt If you want to read more of what he says, this is the rest of the search results: Search Results | Ray Peat Forum P.S.: Lol, sorry, but I had to put what Haidut...

Dang, I was used to old layout. I was going to say the same as @gbolduev: it seems very confusing. I guess it will take some time to adapt to it. Perhaps making it more eye friendly like diminishing the blue colors? Only if it makes sense to you @TubZy . But, overall, it looks pretty gorgeous!

Did you test it more than once just to make sure? I mean, you're supposing here. Who knows how fast chelation works on certain substances. I wonder though, if that is the case, if all other brands happen to have lead too.

For those who don't understand any, you are not alone. Unlike other people who talk about biochemistry like they were talking about the different colors of foods, I don't understand any about what they are saying. I simply can't follow their ideas, because they are talking Chinese to me. It's...

It's not the first time I've read about Juice Feasting and, as always, each person has its own formula. This is not good nor bad, but it just makes me more confused. If you don't mind, I just have some simple questions I want to ask you Cdsnuts : - I suppose a person loses much more weight...

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How do you guys fulfill calories just by eating veggies + protein + fat? Do you guys really just eat, for instance, for lunch spinach + meat + fat and for dinner broccoli + fish + fat? When I read what you guys eat, you seem all under eating. Unless you eat tons of fat, like literately drink...

Re: Diet for slow oxidizers <t>"Eat at least 70% cooked vegetables with each meal"<br/> <br/> What does this concretely mean? How I will maintain/gain weight with 70% broccoli in my meals? Better, how can I reach at least 2000 kcals eating this way?</t>

I don't understand one thing: everything indicates I am slow oxidizer. gbolduev says when slow oxidizers eat sugar, they easily gain fat. However, when I go for full sugar diet, I start to lose weight like crazy. Ok, I may end up under eating a bit since I find too difficult to fulfill all the...

I've read you saying that fasting is a way to heal from an infection. But what if a person is underweight and cannot fast... Is there any other way to do it?

10% body fat? Hmm, I have 6% body fat at the moment. Perhaps fasting won't be a good idea for me. I have so many issues gaining weight because I have to avoid almost all foods since I have tons of intolerances probably due to an underlying infection...

gbolduev How do you interpret constant low blood pressure? I have always low BP and curiously enough, I seem to crave salt. This is, it tastes always good and seems never enough. It is much harder for me to get the feeling "this food is too salty" comparing to people around me.

I must be honest here, but why do I think being a slow oxidizer completely sucks? Seriously, is there any pro being a slow oxidizer? I don't know much about this terminology. All indicates I am one since as far I can remember. I may be biased here, though I have to say is that my life was always...

I don't know if anyone here besides gbolduev knows how to interpret hair test results. I would actually be very curious and certainly appreciate to read his opinion. I would be impressed if could guess/predict my problems/symptoms right.

I've done a hair test in February when I was on an alternative physician. These were the results: If I am not wrong, all indicates I am a slow oxidizer. Back then, I asked the physician why I seem to have so much copper, supposedly. I mean having 74 mcg/g when the reference range says 11-30...