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fluoride is not a molecule your body should be continuously exposed to: Teeth: Permanent brown stains/pitting (dental fluorosis) in kids. Bones: Pain, stiffness, fractures (skeletal fluorosis) from >10mg/day (e.g., high-fluoride groundwater regions). Brain: Linked to lower child IQ in high-exposure areas (NIH studies). Thyroid: Worsens hypothyroidism, especially with low iodine. Kidneys: Accelerates damage in existing disease. Using hydroxapetite toothpaste is a far better choice and filter out fluoride with a berkey filter

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if you have kids and they like chicken strips, don't take them to Chick-fil-A. Just buy a big pack of these from costco and let them enjoy some tallow chicken strips.

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great group of researchers attempting to do proper control studies in the field of virology. https://controlstudies.substack.com/ if control groups without viral dna/rna show the same results as "infected cells" then perhaps the toxic substances used to culture "viruses" are the cause of cell death and not "external dna/rna" that we call viruses.

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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8434935/

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many antioxidants in the presence of transitional metals(iron or copper) are pro-oxidative. Antioxidants like ascorbate (vitamin C) or polyphenols donate electrons to neutralize free radicals (e.g., •OH, O₂•⁻). However, in the presence of free transition metals (Fe²⁺/Cu⁺), they over-reduce these metals, initiating a catalytic cycle that generates more radicals than they scavenge. this is why hydrogen water (although it appears scammy) is actually founded in biochemical truth in comparison to most exogenous antioxidants hydrogen is not an antioxidant it is a reducing agent and can only donate an electron not catalyze other oxidative processes after donating itself. it is far safer and probably healthier to drink a couple cups of "hydrogen" water than antioxidant supplements.

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picture from this article https://www.researchgate.net/publication/366390559_Investigating_oxidized_lipids_in_an_omics_way_Oxidative_lipidomics_in_biological_applications_using_mass_spectrometry

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maybe i should 🤔 Lipp A, Edwards P. **Surgical face masks to reduce bacterial contamination of the surgical field: effectiveness and harms.** Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2016;(2):CD006087. PubMed PMID: 26819913. [2] Tunevall TG. **Postoperative wound infections and the use of an occlusive face mask by the surgical team.** Infect Control Hosp Epidemiol. 1991 Mar;12(3):155-9. PubMed PMID: 1906247. [3] Webster J, Croger S, Lister C, Doidge M, Terry MJ, Jones I. **Use of face masks by non-scrubbed personnel in the operating room during clean surgery: a randomised controlled trial.** ANZ J Surg. 2010 Apr;80(4):243-9. PubMed PMID: 20546154. [4] Orr NW. **Is a mask necessary in the operating theatre?** Ann R Coll Surg Engl. 1981 Sep;63(5):390-2. PubMed PMID: 7025465; PMCID: PMC2493966.

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This is the linoleic acid molecule. The radical oxidation that takes place in your body (oxygen rich environment) contributes to all of the negative downstream effects of seed oils. The radical oxidation is what ultimately poisons the mitochondria and leads to so much metabolic dysfunction in the fiat diet. Saturated fats lack the Carbon==Carbon double bond and are full of hydrogen molecules. This is why polyunsaturated (less hydrogen saturation) is so detrimental to human health.

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1. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4578804/ 2. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3467319/ 3. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10671267/ 4. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6121934/

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coming over from twitter, it is pretty wild to think i own my identity here. as a doc who was always hesitant to post during covid times since anything against the doctrine could end in a deplatforming event, nostr would have been amazing to have during such a controversial and manipulated timeline. i'll mostly post about metabolic health as it is core to everything. without health it doesn't matter how rich you are.

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cool. i'll grab some from your site if you have any grass fed in stock

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💯 tallow or ghee (ghee may be a a percent lower)

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they are all the same Mg(s)+2 HO(l) ⟶ Mg(OH) 2(s)+H2(g) supposedly Dr. Mercola brand is tested for heavy metal contaminants so that is probably a good brand. i prefer filtered water in the electrolysis bottles just to avoid lead contamination and if used for awhile ends up being less expensive

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Tunevall et al., 1991 - Single-center RCT in Varberg, Sweden, 1984–1989. - Population: 4,087 “clean” or “clean-contaminated” elective general-surgery cases. - Mask group:Staff used masks (control). - No-mask group: Staff used **no masks (intervention). - Outcome: Surgical-site infection (SSI) rate within 30 days. - Results: Infection rate 3.5 % with masks vs. 3.5 % without masks (p = 0.95). - Interpretation: The trial had only 50 % power to detect the 20 % relative difference the authors pre-specified as clinically important. A post-hoc power analysis showed it could have missed a true difference. - Limitations: Single center, no blinding, outdated aseptic techniques. Webster et al., 1978 - Design: 3-week crossover RCT in London teaching hospitals. - Population: 3,088 gynaecologic surgery patients over three years. - Mask group vs. no-mask group**: Same surgical teams alternated every week. - Results: No statistically significant difference in SSI rates (≈ 2 % in each group). - Limitations: - Short follow-up; - Masking was not double-blinded; - No sample-size calculation; - Modern prophylaxis not used (no single-dose antibiotics). Orr, 1981 (non-RCT) - Design: Retrospective chart review before/after policy change. - Population: 1,308 clean hernia repairs. - Findings: SSI rates dropped after masks were abandoned, but the change coincided with simultaneous improvements in ventilation and prophylactic antibiotics, so causation cannot be inferred. - The 2016 Cochrane Review “Surgical face masks to reduce bacterial contamination of the surgical field: effectiveness and harms” identified only the two small RCTs above. Their conclusion was: “The small number of trials, together with … low methodological quality and the heterogeneity of interventions, means that there is no reliable evidenceon the effectiveness of wearing … masks to reduce SSI rates

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