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    Fast oxidizers unite!

    What was it again that finally set Ihatefin straight?
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    Fast oxidizers unite!

    Here’s the thing. I would go back on in a heartbeat and then try am properly ween off, the way I did the first time with no issues. I have been taking .25mg once a week, but haven’t really noticed any difference either way. Our issues as a fast oxidizer is lower DHT. I thought it could...
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    Fast oxidizers unite!

    @bruschi11 i love bone broth. Never done a fast with it. Does it defeat the purpose though of allowing the body to reach autophagy?
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    Fast oxidizers unite!

    Right, but I think @wuf is a slow oxidizer, no? Edit: also, isn’t Keto/ high fats not good for fast oxidizer? I thought we wanted to be more carb/glycogen based?
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    Fast oxidizers unite!

    It may be, but I am a huge believer that 3-4 10 day water fasts per year, aside from the many other potential benefits, are hugely anti cancer. That alone, for me, is worth it
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    Fast oxidizers unite!

    So @Boris, there has to be something specific we can tackle. I mean I’m literally going out of my mind wanting to DO something. To try something. But again, short of TEI, which I have run for over a year, I don’t know what that is. So frustrating when you just want to attack something, but...
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    Fast oxidizers unite!

    Exciting to see a lot of the suggestions circulating, like Cortisol protocol, etc, but again it seems to me that so many of these things revolve around slow oxidizers. What about all of us fast oxidizers. What do we need to be targeting? About to head into another quarterly 10 day water...
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    Are we losing steam in finding cures?

    Wyoming is lovely this time of year.....
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    Are we losing steam in finding cures?

    @Helen this is a great point. I think we need to change our thinking. Don’t look at TEI etc as THe CURE, but it is of an absolute necessity. It is a non negotiable and for the rest of your life maybe. Maybe it helps to cure you, but at minimal it keeps the body in the best state, which is of...
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    Are we losing steam in finding cures?

    Yeah I agree. I am of the mindset that you either have to be pretty screwed up to fake a recovery on here...only we know when our bodies feel cured. Hell, most medical tests don’t acknowledge that there is anything wrong with us. I believe recoveries when I see them on here, because the...
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    Are we losing steam in finding cures?

    I would certainly give that a try. Do we have a protocol for it?
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    Are we losing steam in finding cures?

    Well, homeopathy doesn’t work in totality, but on every cycle you experience measurable results. This cannot always be said of HTMA
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    Are we losing steam in finding cures?

    Anyone else feel like we have slowly lost momentum? A year ago it seemed there was so much possibility as to possible cures etc. It seems we are no further forward than we were then. TEI is still TEI. Some of us have been doing it for over a year and still have no cessation of sides. It...
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    RU / "Mifepristone Challenge" Log

    Ahhhhhhh man I miss those. Leaving the gym after leg day feeling like you could tear down the world. Love to feel that again.
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    Yet another confirming study.......

    I know it! And we will. Appreciate ya!
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    Yet another confirming study.......

    Gentleman, definitely not out of the fight. Not in the least. Just a temporary pause where you ask yourself, “have I done irreparable damage?” There is still a lot I haven’t tried, like r-andro etc. in fact I haven’t tried anything hormonally. Mostly out of fear of it trashing my hair...
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    Yet another confirming study.......

    That scenario describes me perfectly. The low DHT end to begin with. Fast metabolizer. It this brings us back to our original conundrum. We’ve done the damage, but it obviously isn’t as simple as “just increase DHT” because we would reversal in all those cases. It also goes to show, with...
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    Yet another confirming study.......

    The more I read this, the more depressed it makes me. The fact that we could have permanently changed our genetic structure is defeating. The hope we have is that others have improved. And so we keep fighting.
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    Yet another confirming study.......

    Altered methylation pattern of the SRD5A2 gene in cerebrospinal fluid of post-finasteride patients: a pilot study. - PubMed - NCBI