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Is oligoscan accurate? Does it reflect what is shown on hair test?
Has gbolduev ever talked about it?

It really didnt get big until the last 2-3 years it seems. Wasn’t around much during Gbold’s time.

It doesn’t show what htma shows. Htma is cell. Oligo is tissue.

It is extremely accurate and consistent. I have the same freaking results for the most part since my first scan 16 months ago
 

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Liver flush was really good .

Then I messed up and took dhea with 7 keto dhea. I think they’re turning super oxide on and I can’t handle it. At all. I used 25 mg of each and I do think they help make selenium available . Next time I’ll use a lot less.

I have to wonder if just starting with coq10 / pqq, taking copper chromium zinc choline with them. Liver flushes is right way and this will allow me to use selenium by raising dhea naturally. We are gonna see.

I’m using MCP and alginate around the clock. Every 5/6 hours or so. I’m seeing when I used them around the clock for about a month in late 2021, my cadmium along with several other metals dropped substantially in hair. Boron too.

Doing sauna twice daily. I started decaf coffee enemas again. Out of a 7 day week let’s say I liver flush, I’ll wait 2-3 days then do decaf coffee enema or two but that willl be it. 1 or 2 decaf coffee enemas a week is the plan.

I think it’s really a trio of cadmium boron vitamin A (nitric oxide from the A) that is killing me. And I really gotta turn this around fast as the brain shrinkage feels very serious
 

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I think it’s really cadmium getting in place of chromium being the real killer.

As I bind cadmium with mcp/alginate, chromium starts working moving glucose to inositol. Which allows iodine absorption which somehow moves coq10 to ALA. Or it’s flat out chromium moving coq10 to ALA allowing iodine absorption.

As iodine is absorbed t4 turns on and b2 converts to fmn (activating b6 assuming selenium and magnesium zinc are available.

Problem is the high boron. As FMN turns on , the body creates cysteine grabbing boron from tissues this kills shbg and over activates hif1 . Too much freaking hydrogen is made in the body.

The goal is to mitigate the boron continuously. It has to die for me to have any chance.

Deep down I think I might be too late. And all this work was a waste of time. Nobody is gonna run with my ideas unless I heal. Very depressed . I only blame myself for hiring Dana summers ruining my life with her pathetic high b1 and molybdenum approach in 2019/2020. This was literally dead chromium and retaining boron at its core.

I have to hope that once the cadmium boron and vitamin A really start dropping things start feeling a lot better . I need a damn miracle. God help me.
 

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I think it’s really cadmium getting in place of chromium being the real killer.

As I bind cadmium with mcp/alginate, chromium starts working moving glucose to inositol. Which allows iodine absorption which somehow moves coq10 to ALA. Or it’s flat out chromium moving coq10 to ALA allowing iodine absorption.

As iodine is absorbed t4 turns on and b2 converts to fmn (activating b6 assuming selenium and magnesium zinc are available.

Problem is the high boron. As FMN turns on , the body creates cysteine grabbing boron from tissues this kills shbg and over activates hif1 . Too much freaking hydrogen is made in the body.

The goal is to mitigate the boron continuously. It has to die for me to have any chance.

Deep down I think I might be too late. And all this work was a waste of time. Nobody is gonna run with my ideas unless I heal. Very depressed . I only blame myself for hiring Dana summers ruining my life with her pathetic high b1 and molybdenum approach in 2019/2020. This was literally dead chromium and retaining boron at its core.

I have to hope that once the cadmium boron and vitamin A really start dropping things start feeling a lot better . I need a damn miracle. God help me.
As you’ve told me time and time again, it'll always get better. Ignore the past, it will only hurt you. Focus on rebuilding yourself to get better than you were before; it’ll take a fuck ton of trial and error but always remember how good you felt when you were at 70/80% as it is those moments that’ll keep you pushing on.

Honestly dude, if you give up, I might as well too. So think of me whenever these thoughts cross your mind.
 

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As you’ve told me time and time again, it'll always get better. Ignore the past, it will only hurt you. Focus on rebuilding yourself to get better than you were before; it’ll take a fuck ton of trial and error but always remember how good you felt when you were at 70/80% as it is those moments that’ll keep you pushing on.

Honestly dude, if you give up, I might as well too. So think of me whenever these thoughts cross your mind.
Giving up isn’t anywhere near an option right now . I legit just got a job for first time in 3 years to “keep on going”. Not gonna say what that job is lol I would be embarrassed saying it in my old life. Just need some extra money.

Just very down as I know how close I was between 2021 and 2022 . I needed oligoscan. Bad. I would’ve figured shit out I needed a year with it.

I was in and out most of 2021 and 2022. I must say though I was like dying for a few months to end 2021 early 2022. I really do think a month of MCP/ alginate saved me from cadmium next to b2 to end 2021z Then the PC IVs a couple months later took down vitamin A.

Somehow some days in spring 2022 I was feeling really good. Waking up shocked how decent I’d feel. Bike 10 miles, play great golf. Went on a road trip from Denver to Boston. I remember getting to Memphis taking vitamin E and being like whoaaaa life’s good.

Things could really change for me as A boron come down with cadmium and chromium starts accumulating . This should all lead to testostosterone and iron raising. The major question mark is will I be able to get copper back in charge.

When you’re healing and you feel copper get in charge. Shit changes. It’s like everything.
 

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Malic acid big for both chromium and aluminum. Have to think boron too as it keeps Krebs turned on for co2.
 

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Boron really just pulls pyruvate into Krebs cycle when you really think of it. Steals it.

But you need the Krebs cycle to produce co2 with pyruvate in order to grab boron. So it’s a catch 22 really. Without pyruvate you can’t grab boron.

This is why I really do like Malic acid. It helps keep the Krebs cycle alive. Iodine too. B5. Choline.

It’s very clear I’m dumping copper from liver as cadmium is cleared and lots of chromium goes in. As copper comes out of liver into serum it seems I’m grabbing boron from tissues putting in blood and this again is just stealing pyruvate for Krebs. Overactive nadph / hif1.

Liver flush .#2 tonight. Gotta be 60th or so lifetime. But we are gonna start counting here with weekly flushes. This was #2. I know this is the key to getting vitamin A down. As A drops I feel things can really move forward with less nitric oxide production. Cysteine can predominate, we will get in control of cadmium.
 

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sea salt baths seem to really calm things down post liver flush .

Liver flush dumps boron . Which steals g6pd and pyruvate . Sodium chloride = g6pd assuming fad ok which it should be based on what I’m seeing recently getting iodine selenium working sulfur/ phosphorus.

Carbonated drinks help too. Boron dumps = hydrogen . Calm it down with carbon too.
 

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I think boron absorption might be huge for d receptor which turns on fad via phosphorous

And chromium turning on iodine absorption (via inositol) for FMN is start of boron absorption.

My system is clearly turning on. My brain feels completely shrunken. I mean I’m chelating today. But it’s tough man. It feels like I’m gonna be in a rough spot like this until I can possibly fix the iron / copper anemia through testosterone when that comes up… which should happen when i totally eliminate the boron excess.
 

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Cysteine interacts with h202. And that’s why we really need catalase.

We need androgens. Iron. Through copper. To raise fe2 then fe3 . It starts with histidine.

I wish I could test hair again now. But it’s been nearly 3 weeks since I cut it. The htma will be back asap. But I’ve made big changes the last week now since beginning liver flushes.
 

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Boron = fad

Lithium= nad

Chromium= thyroid for fmn

Nad is best thing. Fmn comes next. Then fad.

Need to lower boron.

Run through lithium chromium. Aka the 1 2 mayweather. Nelk guys got me through the summer. Truly. It’s time to give it that mayweather and Knock boron out .

Run through nad/ fmn. Then take over the world.

Are there days where I think about becoming a male prostitute in the carribean when I get well? Allllll the timeeeeeee.
 

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What are your thoughts on the egcg mineral stack that is currently trending on raypeatforum/lowtoxinforum?
 

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What are your thoughts on the egcg mineral stack that is currently trending on raypeatforum/lowtoxinforum?

Sure it might make a lot of people feel better. But it’s not really a fixing stack. It’s exactly a stack like Dana Summers the lady who messed me up with nutrients who use. It’s to make you feel better. Not get fixed.

Molybdenum strongly opposes chromium. Right next to it on periodic table. Chromium is step 1a or 1b next to lithium in glycolysis . Chromium is FMN IMO. We do not want to give a supplement daily to oppose chromium.

Furthermore I don’t love biotin. I don’t wanna steal much arginine for citrulline. When body digests biotin well that’s good thing! But I don’t wanna artificially inflate biotin. I did
It for awhile in 2023 with biotin. It was another “let’s feel better , not get fixed” approach.

I like b6 b5 zinc as daily supps. Would be interesting to try ECGC I guess.

These people don’t know what they’re talking about though. There’s no biochemistry in they’re thinking “the key to killing iron and copper.” lol methylation runs on iron and copper.

Last thing you wanna do is kill them. I live through agony most days as I’m iron and copper deficient. Same happened with my sickest friends (that recovered.) We got our sickest when we went iron copper deficient.

So these people are lost when they say iron copper are bad. Do they need to be balanced? Absolutely. And it’s intricate it’s hard. They aren’t bad though. They’re essential.
 

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Boron = fad

Lithium= nad

Chromium= thyroid for fmn

Nad is best thing. Fmn comes next. Then fad.

Need to lower boron.

Run through lithium chromium. Aka the 1 2 mayweather. Nelk guys got me through the summer. Truly. It’s time to give it that mayweather and Knock boron out .

Run through nad/ fmn. Then take over the world.

Are there days where I think about becoming a male prostitute in the carribean when I get well? Allllll the timeeeeeee.

NAD (lithium) converts FADH to FAD. This is the route to FAD we really want. We don’t want to move FMN (chromium/iodine) to FAD (boron) too much. We wanna retain FMN (cr/i) so b6 stays active.

This is why we like chromium iodine lithium. And want to keep our boron down.

FADH is harmful. We wanna move that to the good stuff FAD.

Gotta give credit where it’s due. Kathleen Stewart (Recoen on IG) taught me this. But she looked at it via enzymes . I’m taking enzymes and looking at it through minerals.
Through glycolysis. Through vitamin A metabolism.

Pretty cool Kathleen is younger than me. She was about 32 when we talked I was 34. This is millennial health at its core.
 
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Can’t let this happen. I was dumping boron all week post liver flush which just raises nadph like crazy and it wasn’t good. I needed two things to help me…. Epsom salt bath (might try sodium sulfate bath next time) and dhea.

It looks like as boron is dumped dhea has to be given no excuses. Maybe 2-3 times a week.

Liver flush #3 is Monday. Bile is absolutely incredible already. I mean I was flushing for the several months prior to this count but now I’m taking it seriously gonna count by week. Really get this A down.

I’m off all chelators the last 2 days. I feel cadmium is affecting me less.

I got an htma back. I’ll post that here. Severe potassium and sodium wasting I think from the boron dumps mainly. Just horrible. Coffee enemas were worst thing.

Will likely make a log with just my oligoscans and post those over there.
 

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I think that htma is screaming calcium as I do what I do dumping boron. Calcium can put pressure on boron.

Last night I felt I was getting worse from Turning whole system on. After the dhea I was getting weak as day moved on. Calm but weak. So I really loaded chromium. And system was turning on but I was missing something. I took some calcium before bed. It just felt right.

High magnesium in htma has warranted calcium in the past . Magnesium + boron + chromium + thyroid I do think gets d receptor going. And that wants calcium.

I’ll take 500mg of Ca to start with my cu/ cr doses.

I really hope I’m not too late. Everything adds up. Been 5.5 years since I started nutrient balancing. This all just feels like it’s the right way what I’m doing now.
 

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Ok so calcium raises nadh. Nadh is needed to get to nad via lithium/ gsh which I’ve been working on.

Furthermore, calcium for nadh converts pyruvate to lactate. Which has to happen. Lactate is then converted back to pyruvate in the liver. This is glucose recycling at its core.
 

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Calcium made iodine like 1000x stronger smh lol. Like I knew iodine was dying on me recently.

I think it’s calcium really recycling pyruvate and giving glycolysis fuel for inositol for iodine absorption.

It was bad for awhile today. Needed lithium , active coq10 to calm down.

But this is good. Something was badly missing. It was Ca. Might take one more day off the liver flush cuz that iodine reaction was crazy .
 

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Just wasn’t ready for this liver flush. Way too much after that iodine reaction yesterday. God this is hard. Hell really.

Will not double flush tomorrow morning.

I think the rapid uptake of iodine just really took out copper. And the Epsoms are making it even worse .