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[bruschi11]

@bruschi11 you live with your parents? Maybe you have the same problem as me and need to find some place where you can be on your own. SO your body can actually relax and start to heal..? If you don't live them just cut them off for now until you get better.. That is my goal for 2026 for sure. To have control when and if I want to be in contact with anyone from my family who is PTSD/stress inducing...

I don’t live with them but I’ve been reliant on them. Things got bad when I was at their house for two years because as my health crumbled I got so angry and they kept putting me in psyche wards where I got destroyed by electric convulsive therapy and I can’t stop blaming them for these setbacks

We share a dog but he’s not just a dog. He’s one of those dogs the omits loyalty beyond belief and is my best friend. But we got him together . He lives witb them. I can’t take care of him with work etc.

I have to find a way to keep my parents out of my life indefinitely and not freak out in anger texting them when I have these horrible horrible reactions and setbacks and flashbacks .

with my job yesterday I dropped a girl offf at the hospital that destroyed me with electric therapy and I just lost my mind texting my parents angrily

 

[bruschi11]

Gbold is right that it’s about electrolytes but he’s soooo wrong in his approach.

Living in sea water? Dude . Chloride is like step 5 to nmda.

Biotin high dose is so prevalent and loved on rpf because it makes beta alanine. Beta alanine taurine first steps to nmda.

 

[Yura]

@bruschi11 Yeah stuff like that will sabotage your progress so easily.. I would bet my arm that if you are able to cut them off completely you will get better even if you don't do anything else. If you stop testing with oligoscan etc. Even if your diet will be much worse and you don't have any supplements etc.. I just know it. Same case for me.. 2026 we will make it happen in all costs..

 

[zancek0]

Beta alanine taurine first steps to nmda.

I know you said this multiple times now but I'm still unsure in what way do you mean that (you might have said it somewhere else).
Do you mean that before glutamate or glycine bind to NMDA, beta alanine and taurine have to be there first?

Unrelated, but ffs, it is so weird that such intelligent and creative people like you have such narrow-minded parents. wtf

 

[Yura]

@zancek0 it is not about be narrow minded. Do you think that for example Elon Musk has different view on health? He is not narrow minded at all, but if he or his kid ends up with some chronic issues he will go the mainstream medical system route.. Simply when you don't know what you don't know how can you know that you don't know lol..
Logical thing for people who don't know any better is to say well we have to leave it to professionals they know what they are doing..
They didn't spend years of researching this so the could realize what is going on...

 

[bruschi11]

I know you said this multiple times now but I'm still unsure in what way do you mean that (you might have said it somewhere else).
Do you mean that before glutamate or glycine bind to NMDA, beta alanine and taurine have to be there first?

Unrelated, but ffs, it is so weird that such intelligent and creative people like you have such narrow-minded parents. wtf

It’s something like….

Beta alanine and taurine both allow nmda to use glycine. Glycine puts chloride in the cell retaining potassium / magnesium.

Glutamate is involved here . I don’t know exacts but we want electrolytes before glutamate . As glutamate needs copper to be converted to GABA. Electrolytes atp allow copper to come up.

 

[bruschi11]

I know people that get destroyed by chloride anything chloride. And in 2022 when I was saving my ass I kept pushing sea water . But then it started killing me. Well what saved me? B12 and dhea. Why? Because b12 raises nad for glycine. Dhea (VDR) raised sulfur for taurine. Somehow I was getting to BA as my BA was good at the time it might’ve been b5 helping keep it up.b12 also big for sulfur

 

[bruschi11]

I have to eat carbs it’s been about 48 hours without if you look at what I ate the other day both lunch and dinner very low carb meals. I had steak for breakfast fasted the whole day after.

I’ll eat carbs for 2-3 days then do another 24-36 hours .

 

[bruschi11]

I’m doing another carbless day. I’ll eat tonight where I only had breakfast yesterday. I’ll do breakfast dinner of carnivore.

I scanned this morning and it shows both VDR and b5 system both working. This is what I’m looking for . Phos went up for first time in over a week. Sulfur still dead but I’m sure when I start eating carbs it will rise. Gtp is needed for sulfation so that will come.

I think I had some sort of sulfite reaction last night into this morning and it made me lose my mind.

 

[bruschi11]

gonna stick with a keto diet. Not straight carnivore. Just keto. 50g of carbs or less daily. Coconut water I drink has 28g of carbs so beyond that I gotta be smart. Maybe a glass of milk.

It seems egcg and iodine are letting this happen while on TRT. I mean biotin inositol b12 zinc higher dose all important but I was on these . Really hg7/fredds protocol combined here with big emphasis on controlling the iodine dose.

I would like to lose 60 lbs in the next 6 months . Don’t think it’s crazy. 10 a month?

But realistically this is for my brain. And fluoride removal. Co2 production.

Have to believe it’s not too late to save my life

 

[Yura]

@bruschi11 Lose weight is not the hardest part. The harderst part for majority of people is to keep that weight loss..
I already said it I don't like this starvation diets. Crashes metabolism and it is really bad long term.
If you do it with unsustainable way. You will probably gain it back and more.

 

[bruschi11]

@bruschi11 Lose weight is not the hardest part. The harderst part for majority of people is to keep that weight loss..
I already said it I don't like this starvation diets. Crashes metabolism and it is really bad long term.
If you do it with unsustainable way. You will probably gain it back and more.

Yea I just woke up feeling complete terrible gasping for air. The short intermittent keto/ fasting is fine. But going long term isn’t going to happen.

I literally put a pound on in the last 24 hours lol. And oligoscan shows completely dead phos/ sulfur. This was a bad idea.

It’s thyroid turning on without sugar. As iodine keeps dropping so tyrosine is using it up. My head feels the most shrunken it’s ever felt.

I mean I did a month of intermittent keto. Without egcg. And it was the days of eating carbs that my body scans (my scale) and Oligoscans would improve. The keto days were always rough.

Well i just did 3 keto days in a row essentially. It’s a good think I can handle the intermittent fasting / keto better now. But I need carbs.

Cadmium through the roof high. Wonder if I’m dumping it. Fluoride has begun to drop again though.

 

[bruschi11]

Known thing sodium drops in keto. That’s happening too. It’s been about 66 hours since my last meal with carbs.

Will change that with breakfast. Smh I was gonna wake up and work today but I’m completely wiped out.

 

[bruschi11]

"Unexpectedly, we demonstrated that the vitamin D receptor decreases when circulating glucose levels are physiologically low, such as after fasting".

Maintaining VDR levels in pancreatic cells could protect against diabetes

Maintaining vitamin D receptor levels in pancreatic cells that synthesize and secrete insulin could contribute to protecting against the development of diabetes and counteract pancreatic cell damage caused by the progression of the disease.

www.news-medical.net

 

[bruschi11]

I just look back at 2017/2018 when I recovered.

It really was when I got in a groove with shorter term fasting twice a week. I would do 1 36 hour fast weekly and another 24 hours. I was fasting twice a week really. Ate plenty of carbs on the normal days.

 

[RebelWithACause]

I think fasting would work better for me now too. Maybe I'll try it in summer again. It did benefit me but I said it before I had some type of block I felt like my body barely made adrenaline back then. Maybe because I still had PFS.

 

[bruschi11]

I think fasting would work better for me now too. Maybe I'll try it in summer again. It did benefit me but I said it before I had some type of block I felt like my body barely made adrenaline back then. Maybe because I still had PFS.

This hume health scale (I highly recommend) and oligoscan are telling me short term fasts are great for me. But the longer I restrict carbs, vitamin A metaboslim gets worse and VDR shuts down.

Vit A metabolism runs on GTP and VHL nad too. Gtp (sugar and atp), VHL (thyroid through iodine and selenium usage), and nad .

Nad for me I think is b12 lithium biotin iron/ calcium (nadh) at its core. Electrolyte retention

 

[Fazed22]

The "losing connection from brain to body" is simply alkalosis, lack of electrolytes and amino acids. Can also be from the adrenals going down from stress so you aren't able to carry copper anymore.

I don’t live with them but I’ve been reliant on them. Things got bad when I was at their house for two years because as my health crumbled I got so angry and they kept putting me in psyche wards where I got destroyed by electric convulsive therapy and I can’t stop blaming them for these setbacks

We share a dog but he’s not just a dog. He’s one of those dogs the omits loyalty beyond belief and is my best friend. But we got him together . He lives witb them. I can’t take care of him with work etc.

I have to find a way to keep my parents out of my life indefinitely and not freak out in anger texting them when I have these horrible horrible reactions and setbacks and flashbacks .

with my job yesterday I dropped a girl offf at the hospital that destroyed me with electric therapy and I just lost my mind texting my parents angrily

Also you will have some trauma from this and it will be contributing to your situation whether you want to admit it or not. And by this I don't mean your health issues are all mental before you think that...

 

[bruschi11]

The "losing connection from brain to body" is simply alkalosis, lack of electrolytes and amino acids. Can also be from the adrenals going down from stress so you aren't able to carry copper anymore.


Also you will have some trauma from this and it will be contributing to your situation whether you want to admit it or not. And by this I don't mean your health issues are all mental before you think that...

Its really not that simple though because in order to fix alkalosis you need chloride in the cells to retain potassium magnesium.

Chloride in the cells is reliant on the choline glycine serine cycle which is reliant on nad fad folate b6.

That said. Even with high magnesium in hair. I would show low magnesium in Oligoscans. Whatever I’ve been doing recently. And specifically when b6 is active. Magnesium is raising in Oligoscans.

I believe the magnesium raising in Oligos is magnesium being retain in the cell as I’m getting chloride into the cells to retain it. Cuz again we need b6 active for the choline glycine cycle to work.

 

[bruschi11]

I’m honestly surprised the hg7 people aren’t driving themselves into iodine deficiency. Whatever I’m doing is draining mine pretty quickly here. When things go right .