Tag: thyroid

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Tuinone – Liquid Product with Thymoquinone

The topic of quinones probably does not need an extensive introduction in light of Ray’s extensive writings…

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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…

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A daily dose of 5,000 IU vitamin D3 “drastically” reduces risk of a second heart attack

While the onslaught against vitamin D in mainstream medicine and the blogosphere continues unabated, every once in…

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A reductive state (high GSH, NAC, NADH/NAD+ ratio, etc), activates the cortisol/estrogen pathways; oxidizing/ pro-metabolic agents block them

Ray mentioned in a few of his articles that a reductive state, characterized by a buildup of…

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Vitamin D is thyromimetic, it increases endogenous thyroid output/function

The findings of the study provide one possible explanation for the systemic benefits seen with vitamin D…

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Vitamin D may treat dry-eye disease

I posted about a study a few months ago demonstrating that reduced steroidogenesis, and especially androgen synthesis,…

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US Government: Fluoridated water damages brain and lowers intelligence in humans

Honestly, I did not think that an official government admission of the dangers of fluoride would occur…

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Thyroid hormone (T3) promotes curiosity, exploration, novelty-seeking

Curiosity is one of the most common observations in healthy children and is even an established biomarker…

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Vitamin A may alleviate depression in humans

I know this post will make me a lot of new enemies among the anti-retinol crowd, but…