The study looked at correlations between ambient temperature and criminal activity and found that higher temperatures correlate with reduced SERT density and as such elevated
Month: April 2019
The brain can be revived hours after death, and without a body
I mentioned the idea of “suspended animation” on several of Danny Roddy’s podcasts and posted in a few threads that rat brains have been kept
Fluorescent light (FL) exposure triggers chronic inflammation / immune overactivity
As Peat has discussed many times in this interviews and most people know first-hand, FL is really not pleasant to bask under. Unfortunately, this is
The (in)famous condition “chemo brain” may be simply a state of low DHEA
The condition known as “chemo brain” is notorious among cancer survivors and many other patients undergoing toxic interventions with chemotherapy and may affect up to
All gut bacteria is dangerous, their endotoxin drives liver cancer; antibiotics can cure.
As Peat has written many times, there is truly no such thing as “beneficial” gut bacteria as long as they are capable of producing endotoxin
Fertility depends on metabollism (ATP), not age
As many of you know, there are two fundamental dogmas in reproductive medicine. One is that every woman is born with a fixed number of
Blocking stress signal (adrenaline) just once cures anxiety, PTSD and maybe any mental disorder.
This is a remarkable study, which once again implicates extreme stress in the pathology of mental health disorders, specifically anxiety and PTSD. Just a few
Damaged mitochondria and endotoxin (LPS) drive chronic inflammation
Chronic, low-grade inflammation has now been recognized as the main cause behind a number of chronic degenerative conditions including CVD, diabetes, cancer, Alzheimer, Parkinson, etc.
Niacinamide may help treat/reverse heart disease
Yet another study showing the beneficial effects of improving mitochondrial function. This time, the study looked at heart health and found that NAD precursors like
Epidemic of NAFLD and NASH in young people
Yet another sad reminder of just how much the health of the average person has declined over the last 20 years. If these trends are