Tag: metabolism

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Restoring phosphatidylcholine levels through supplementation reverses (mitochondrial) aging

Phosphatidylcholine (PC) is a vital lipid for proper cellular “membrane” integrity/structure and it has been known for…

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Ray’s ideas are now being adopted by academia without a single quote/reference to his work

I mean no disrespect to Mr. Picard below, as driving Ray’s ideas mainstream is a big net…

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Cysteine/methionine restriction may treat obesity, without any increase in physical activity

For decades, mainstream medicine has promoted two primary strategies for weight loss: caloric restriction and endurance exercise. Ray has always…

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Vitamin B1 (thiamine) may improve gut motility and relieve constipation/IBS

Gut motility is perhaps the single most important factor controlling endotoxin absorption from the gut into the bloodstream. Constipation…

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Vitamin B2 (riboflavin) and B3 (niacinamide) can treat many (all?) “incurable” genetic diseases

For decades, patients with inborn genetic diseases have been told a devastating message: your gene is broken,…

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Metabolic (OXPHOS) speed/rate, not ATP levels, determines health (and keeps cancer in check)

Mainstream “mitochondrial medicine” is almost exclusively obsessed with ATP levels. The assumption is that mitochondria are important only…

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Rapid fat loss can cause diabetes and liver disease, likely due to systemic exposure to free fatty acids

When people asked Ray during interviews and in emails about weight loss, he always cautioned that rapid…

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Phase II human study with vitamin B3 for brain cancer (glioblastoma)

This type of cancer is one of the deadliest and even with treatment the prognosis is very…

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Vitamin A and thyroid are crucial for good eyesight in humans

I know I will get hatemail again due to mentioning again the benefits of vitamin A, but…

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Maternal thyroid function during pregnancy may determine offspring obesity/diabetes risk

Yet another study demonstrating that the genetic explanation we have been given for most chronic diseases is…