Fighting….

[bruschi11]

I can’t believe what I go through tho like it really is a severe brain barrier disease. Completely losing connection between brain and body what a horrible life

 

[RebelWithACause]

Hope you do good soon. Test made me feel like dogshit when I tried it. If you are a slow oxidizer I think taking test is not that good. It slows you down more. Unless you take tiny amounts. I am also a slow oxidizer so I felt even slower on test and got fatigue, depression, etc.

 

[bruschi11]

Hope you do good soon. Test made me feel like dogshit when I tried it. If you are a slow oxidizer I think taking test is not that good. It slows you down more. Unless you take tiny amounts. I am also a slow oxidizer so I felt even slower on test and got fatigue, depression, etc.

I think there a lot of things that need to be considered on test but it became a severe need for me eventually to have any chance of healing due to the low e2 induced methylation / bh4 isssues.

I do think it’s inositol production the key to fatty liver and that has to be fixed. Can b12 + test help this yes I believe so. But I think I gotta try some other things here to help insulin sensitivity and starting with mots-c.

I haven’t taken any other Hormoens for a week really. I wonder how preg and dhea are acting here.

I’m really fucked up but getting my system to turn on again a bit.

 

[bruschi11]

I think it’s the mots-c gets me making inositol. And the liver issues are inositol depletion. As I’ve said like 5 times now.

Considering Retatrutide. A much steeper step. But going to focus on what I’m doing now.

Boron is dropping a little. Selenium too. That system needs to stay on and I do think it’s amp-k which does that which is activated by the mots-c.

 

[bruschi11]

I’m basically saying the fatty liver is causing chromium problems.

do we want a chromium approach for that first? Or an inositol driven approach first?

Or just focus on both at once.

Does inositol represent vanadium in htma?

Lot to figure out here. Vanaidum dropped on TRT that’s what I’m sure of.

But went up last late spring . After a few months of playing around with 4 andro b12s.

 

[bruschi11]

I think it’s really chromium/ iron availability approach pressures inositol.

Now this b12 with mots-c approach I’m taking currently. I think it is raising the inositol I need to tolerate chromium/ iron dumping .

But I’m not doing that lol.

I’m not getting to cr/ iron dumping. My potassium is dropping.

B12 is not acting like it could or should to make iron available.

I think I’m gonna use Retatrutide. We are going to see.

 

[bruschi11]

But really 5 full days back into bed ridden state. I worked two weeks. Now I can’t anymore. Shaking in bed a lot of agony.

 

[bruschi11]

I think it might be iodine and inositol make lithium available to use ado b12 to raise nad.

 

[bruschi11]

Ok inositol needs choline.

Mots-c = inositol

Choline just did something for real.

Shawn Bean “eat choline when you get bad”

 

[bruschi11]

Yup…. Back to nmda.

Inositol = beta alanine

Choline = glycine

Beta alanine receives glycine at nmda.

But so does taurine which needs nadph… many ways to nadph. Is iodine required?

 

[bruschi11]

Body runs on sugar and electrolytes.

Beta alanine / inositol/ b5 / thyroid—- sugar

Choline/ glycine/ chloride/ mg/ k - electrolytes

 

[bruschi11]

Beta alanine (motsc-> inositol)

For nmda needs

Glycine (choline )

Taurine (nadph… iodine)

Iodine finally went in yesterday and with that sulfur finally went up and I think that last step was gettting to taurine.