Yeah what would you say is the electrolyte protocol? Potassium and magnesium chloride or what more specifically? Or everything MnK99 posted?i think electrolyte protocol is what was always right but was missing a few things. We had to get deeper. We had to look at things more Yasko than Wilson.
But kind of in that order…. Electrolyte Protocol/Yasko ideas come first (electrolytes aminos) then minerals. But minerals do = aminos like zinc can = cysteine and manganese can = histidine.
I think getting to sulfur and hormone recycling is something we need. And why gbold loved zinc manganese so much and talked about histidine all the time.
Sulfur is the bridge to the hormones from methylation.
carnivore diet is no no, or you finish with acute or latent toxoplasmosis. Admiral I just tested myself with Igg and Igm antibodies, I got probably latent type. It was culprit. Test your self for this and boreliosis. Toxo is also sexualy spreaded. Elevated Igg means that You have it in latent stage. I just finished spiramycine with probiotic. Will check it again in 3 weeks but I feel better, much better. Toxo is eating your folic acid, so no hairs, no NO.Hey Admiral, you ever tries the Carnivores diet??
You did lots of mineral balancing. Some gains stick? What are your symptoms like?
I haven't seen many people who rely on data cure themselves. Helen might be the outlier. Most people get lost in the sauce. Lots of "biohackers" do this stuff and none of them get much better if at all. They use stilts, hormones and drugs often. They are still around years later with the same issues.Another thing…. Looking at minerals in htma without regularly looking at plasma amino acids and say a basic metabolic panel is crazy house.
We can heal with metabolism but we need data. Gbold had no chance as most just didn’t want to do testing and would rather just experiment.
That’s biggest problem with health world. People need data. And unfortunately 99% don’t even know how to interpret data.
I haven't seen many people who rely on data cure themselves. Helen might be the outlier. Most people get lost in the sauce. Lots of "biohackers" do this stuff and none of them get much better if at all. They use stilts, hormones and drugs often. They are still around years later with the same issues.
Then you have people who do hairtests which some of them I still follow and I absolutely demolished their progress. I went from way worse than them to way better than them in a shorter time frame. Although I think hairtests are the best from all this testing/data stuff. Part of why I started to understand my body is because of TEI.
I got better by listening to my body and try to be as objectively as possible what made me better or not. And then adjust accordingly. I felt like shit daily, weekly, etc. but if I looked objectively I saw I got better. And sometimes I FELT better but objectively did not improve my condition at all. It's important to look at it as objectively as possible and put no worth to "good days" and "bad days" it's a longer timeframe than that.
It wasn't just diet of course. I used a lot of supplements. Too much probably. In very high dosages.
Anyways I understand that for a lot of people it's hard to them to listen closely and be objective. It's a skill you improve over time by trying things.
In your opinion, what amino acids are likely most often found to be deficient or in excess?Another thing…. Looking at minerals in htma without regularly looking at plasma amino acids and say a basic metabolic panel is crazy house.
We can heal with metabolism but we need data. Gbold had no chance as most just didn’t want to do testing and would rather just experiment.
That’s biggest problem with health world. People need data. And unfortunately 99% don’t even know how to interpret data.
In your opinion, what amino acids are likely most often found to be deficient or in excess?
And which amino acids should be tested? Essential AAs?
Okay, yeah. I imagine it's this histidine-cysteine (methionine) balance. But i was also looking at aspartate. Will labcorp and quest. Things are different in EU.Histidine, methionine (huge problems when methionine is dead I mean HUGE), glycine/ serine, arginine, aspartate you’ll see glutamate spike when things are bad. I mean all of them just need to be looked at anything Can happen when you mess with nutrients.
Just ask doctor for plasma amino acid testing. Labcorp and quest do it great.
Nutritionist I’m working with with 20 years experience “plasma aminos best test to look at regularly to evaluate cellular metabolism “
Thx!carnivore diet is no no, or you finish with acute or latent toxoplasmosis. Admiral I just tested myself with Igg and Igm antibodies, I got probably latent type. It was culprit. Test your self for this and boreliosis. Toxo is also sexualy spreaded. Elevated Igg means that You have it in latent stage. I just finished spiramycine with probiotic. Will check it again in 3 weeks but I feel better, much better. Toxo is eating your folic acid, so no hairs, no NO.
this proffesor from Czech:
Všechno, co jste kdy chtěli vědět o toxoplasmóze (ale báli jste se zeptat)
Toxoplazmóza je mýty opředená nemoc, která je nejen pro mnoho nastávajících maminek strašákem (i když by tomu tak mnohdy být nemuselo).www.toxo.eu
you can search his studies in researchgate
What are you going to take? TRT? Or whole spectrum of hormones?Thx!
I just tested myself for parasites. Will get the results within the next few weeks I reckon. What are the exact type of meds and supps you are taking for it? Might jump on it either way.
I will make an appointment with a legal steroid clinic as my next plan. They know of PFS and have already treated some. I’ll go down the hormonal route now.
Makes sense yes. For me it was better to do the trial and error and really analysing what effects everything had on me not just short term but longer term as well.I’m not saying “in order to cure yourself you need data.”
I’m saying, “in order to run electrolyte protocol correctly (which can cure you or significantly improve your health) you should get data on hand.”
It’s a specific protocol based on tons of different molecules in the body. It’s not about just a few electrolytes.
I honestly don’t know how you run electrolytes protocol without data on hand. Or it’s gonna just take tons and tons of trial and error.
I PFS friend that was developing Parkinson’s and he recovered. He knew gbold before gbold was known early 2010s.
He was dead for years. He basically recovered in late 2010s by 2021. He ran electrolytes protocol without even knowing it. End of day he was able to make his body retain electrolytes, for metabolism to turn on.
He was mainly trial and error but some labs did help. The trial and error took him forever though. I just think he could’ve sped up the process with lab work, data.
With an approach like electrolytes protocol. If you’re really sick… there’s gonna be setbacks. Why not see on paper what happened during the setbacks.
Again very simple every 3-4 months, htma, plasma aminos, comprehensive metabolic panel.
Then since this is “electrolytes proton” and goal is electrolytes in the cell… might as well be testing potassium and magnesium rbc as well.
Makes sense yes. For me it was better to do the trial and error and really analysing what effects everything had on me not just short term but longer term as well.
I already tried TRT, Thyroid, DHEA, cortisol, HCG and some other stuff. But I am out of idea’s.What are you going to take? TRT? Or whole spectrum of hormones?