03.16.20 What is a Virus Anyway, March 16, 2020 [777346411] Recording 01:38:51.500 Copy Does Ray, (laughs) boy, you guys are getting clever this morning. Does Ray Peat, this is from Matthias, does Ray Peat believe in God? - It depends on how you define it. I'm sort of a fan of the process theology. If you Google that, you can find one of the most famous current process theologists. They're basing their thinking on Alfred North Whitehead, who was one of my philosophical influences. Whitehead made himself unpopular among philosophers by using the word God. But if you read the process theology based on Whitehead, you'll get an idea of my approach.
01.17.22 Peat Ray [1198355269] Recording 01:31:26.600 Copy And you can get Ray Peat's newsletter by just emailing Ray Peat's newsletter. Ray Peat, let's see, is it plural pleats and newsletter, right? [email protected]. Is that right? Ray Peat. Yeah, and it's going to be four times a year rather than six times a year. And the subscription per year will be something around $10. Oh, my God. $10. Because PayPal charges almost 8% fee on $10. We're going to make $10. $10.20. Well, God love you. So you can get that, folks. That'll be four times a year. [email protected]. Dr. Peat, as usual, it's just such an honor to have you.
orn-190124-fats-and-questions Recording 00:00:14.400 Copy and knows a lot about the work of Mr. Ray Peat. He's on the line. Adam, are you there? - I am here. - There you are. Ray Peat is a PhD in biology from University of Oregon. His specialization in physiology, the schools he's taught in include University of Oregon, Urbana College, Montana State University, National College of Naturopathic Medicine. He started his work with progesterone and related hormones in 1968, and in papers in physiological chemistry and physics. I mean, he's got such an incredible background and very well respected around the world, Ray Peat, and he's on the line.
04.29.19 Ray Peat Live, April 29, 2019 [613401165] Recording 00:00:13.000 Copy Okay, we're calling Dr. Ray Peat now, and I think we're all connected with him, and we're going to do it. Patrick Timpone, OneRadioNetwork.com. Dr. Ray Peat is a PhD in biology, University of Oregon, specialization in physiology. He's taught schools all over the place, University of Oregon, Urbana College, Montana State University, National College, Naturopathic Medicine. He started years ago with progesterone-related hormones, 1968, and he's been working in both practical and theoretical aspects of all this work that he does, which has been a very, very long time. I believe it's about 85 years around the sun.
08.17.20 Great Monthly Talk with Ray Peat PhD, August 17, 2020 [877857784] Recording 00:01:36.000 Copy His website is raypeat.com and you can do Ray Peat newsletter, I believe, it's email. I'll ask him exactly. I don't know why I don't remember that. I should, Ray Peat newsletter and you get his newsletter every couple of months. And you can email in right now, Patrick, at oneradionetwork.com or give him a call. Dr. Ray Peat, good morning, sir. Good morning. How are things up there? You're on the way upper left coast, eh? Yeah. I don't notice anything very different but I guess people are still acting pretty weird, not going to their usual work and wearing masks and such.
kmud-150717-on-the-back-of-a-tiger Recording 00:10:25.700 Copy Well, all this talk about Dr. Ray Peat, I think we need to ask Dr. Ray Peat what your professional and academic background is if there's listeners tonight that have not heard our show in previous months. - I was studying art and literature as an undergraduate and did my master's thesis mostly on William Blake. And all that time, I was interested in life in general and saw biology as a way to get some concrete facts that would confirm alternative views because I saw in the humanities dogma and political opinions influencing what was teachable in the universities.
10.15.19 Deep Research into Health, October 15, 2019 [696513319] Recording 00:17:07.200 Copy Ray Peat is with us. Patrick Timpone, OneRadioNetwork.com. Stay right there, Dr. Peat. We have a little sale going on here. If you have a question for Dr. Ray Peat, we'll get them all in. Patrick at OneRadioNetwork.com. Sale going on in elk velvet? Have you ever wondered why elk velvet antler could be good for you? So every year they shed it, and then in the spring they begin growing a new rack in these set of antlers. For three months, they grow it in three months. Think about the biggest moose rack you've ever seen, the biggest elk rack or deer rack you've ever seen.
12.17.19 The Nation's Top Contrarian on Health, December 17, 2019 [729743395] Recording 01:12:05.300 Copy - Does Dr. Ray Peat have any suggestions for reversing lactic acidosis, juicing, baking soda, lower fat intake? - Yep, both of those. - All those? - Good thyroid function, vitamin D. - What does Dr. Ray Peat think of Shi-la-jit? - What was the word? - Shi-la-jit. Oh, that's a mineral from Siberia, I think. - Yeah, somewhere like that. - Yeah, I don't know anything directly about it, just what I've read. - I think the Amazon man is here again. They just come any time, and my dog is barking a little bit, but it's time to go anyway.
07.19.21 Peat Ray [1090498636] Recording 00:14:47.600 Copy What do we do before we ask about sleep, Dr. Ray Peat? By the way, we're Dr. Ray Peat, and we are live here. It is July 19, 2021. If you care to be on the show, [email protected]. We're on the 800 number, so we can't use that. I should have called him on the other line. Just use the email, [email protected]. Dr. Ray Peat, what do we do day in and day out or just in our life of living on planet earth to exacerbate the problem of having too much estrogen regardless of our age?
08.15.22 Peat [1324836955] Recording 01:24:58.200 Copy You take care of yourself, Dr. Ray Peat. OK? OK. Very good. Love you so much. Thank you. Bye bye. Dr. Ray Peat, Patrick Tampone on Radionetwork.com. Well, isn't that great? Yeah. So I'm just going to retell the story for a minute. About two months ago, Dr. Peat was just like he was really having a hard time talking. And I mean, really, you could listen to the last two months. And I was just concerned because he just couldn't get the words out. But I didn't say anything because who am I? I mean, I don't know what I'm doing.
01.18.21 Peat Ray January [968874163] Recording 00:58:08.700 Copy Here's an email for you, Dr. Ray Peat. By the way, it seems solid now, all the audio, so you're listening, you wanna have a question here, [email protected]. Carolyn wants to know, if Dr. Ray Peat experiences chemtrails up in the Northwest where he lives, and she does in California, wants to know how we can get rid of these nanoparticles in our lungs. - I've seen very few unusual trails sitting out in the yard. - Yeah, we don't see much around here either. Hardly ever, never. - And there's no real cure for the particle exposure.
#61： Bodybuilding and Steroids ｜ Progesterone for Men？ ｜ Basic Bioenergetic Therapies with Ray Peat [3fVx5yk73t4] Recording 00:09:02.100 Copy New Health says, "There's now a spinoff of the Ray Peat community with Morley Robbins ideas, aka Ceruloplasmin. Would you be willing to do a show on this from a Ray Peat perspective?" I think these were when they originally thought that Georgi and I were just going to do a Q&A. Ray, what are your thoughts on Ceruloplasmin? It's an acute phase reactant, so do you want to be increasing Ceruloplasmin? Is that a goal of a diet or lifestyle or supplement routine? Not my goal. Do you want to comment on Morley Robbins? You know who that is?
#58： Bioenergetic Nutrition Continued ｜ Authoritarianism ｜ Intention and Learning with Ray Peat, PhD [kwynlIkJ4tU] Recording 00:04:56.500 Copy something like Ray Peat diet, you think? Pretty much. From what I hear, people are eating on the Ray Peat diet. At least, it usually excludes eating a lot of bread and green salads and beans. But those are, I think, a few of the things that people generally realize can be harmful. Maybe you could critique my approach, but I feel like when I chat with a lot of people, there's always diet stuff, but it almost seems like if they're talking to me, it's past the point of no return with dietary intervention. Is that a bad orientation to have?
12.20.21 Peat Ray [1181861614] Recording 00:28:08.000 Copy We're with PhD Dr. Ray Peat. His website is RayPeat.com. I think it's Ray Peat, right? Yeah, RayPeat.com. And also you can get his newsletter by emailing RayPeatsNewsletter, plural, at gmail.com and it's very affordable. And Doc, when that comes out, what, every few months, couple months? Yeah, I'm going to go from every other month to quarterly this coming year. Oh, good for you. Yeah, good for you. I think that's the right thing to do. So the next one will come out? Every three months. Uh-huh. So it'll be April or March, something like that?
11.16.20 Peat Ray [930557059] Recording 00:01:48.200 Copy On the third Monday of the month, which is today, Dr. Ray Peat joins us around this time. We're a little bit late, as we said. Generally, we try to start about 10, well, you know, it doesn't matter. We're here now. Dr. Ray Peat, interesting fellow, very well-respected PhD researcher in the field of health and nutrition. I got his PhD up in the University of Oregon where he still lives today, specializing in physiology. He started his work with hormones in 1968. His website is rayPeat.com, and you can sign up for a newsletter by Ray Peat's Newsletters, [email protected]. Dr. Peat, did I have that right?
10.19.20 Peat Ray [915101332] Recording 00:00:49.900 Copy His name is Dr. Ray Peat. Ray Peat has been studying these kinds of things that we talk about in health for just an incredible, incredibly long time. A PhD, goes way back and studying, specializing in physiology. And he did work on hormones back in '68. He wrote his dissertation on hormones, '72, on progesterone. And his main thesis is that energy and structure are interdependent at every level. Energy and structure interdependent on every level. And it's the third Monday of the month and we have lots of great questions for him. And we'll say hi to Dr. Peat.
kmud-090901-the-ten-most-toxic-things-in-our-food Recording 00:00:25.500 Copy And this month we are again very pleased and fortunate to welcome Dr. Ray Peat back to the show and we will be discussing the 10 most toxic things in our food. So welcome to Ask Your Herb Doctor, Dr. Ray Peat. Hello, thank you. Okay, I think what I should start by doing is opening up this show and just ask you to mention your academic background for those people who perhaps have never heard you. Okay, I used to teach linguistics and literature and such, but I got interested in nutrition and other parts of biology, endocrinology and such.
ewh-110929-cholesterol-and-saturated-fats Recording 00:01:03.900 Copy Today to host our great radio show with Dr. Ray Peat. Jeanne will not be joining us today, so it's just me and Dr. Ray Peat on the show. And once again, you know, I always say this, and not a lot of people call in, but you know, we do this show, of course, for ourselves, but we do it more for the listeners, because I know a lot of people are really into Ray's philosophy and information. So, you know, at the right time, don't call in in two seconds, but at the right time, feel free to call in, ask a question.
#19： Philosophy and Physiology ｜ Metabolism and Consciousness ｜ Deep Politics ｜ Ray Peat [PF27zr95Lhg] Recording 01:38:30.700 Copy Elliot Cactus, Elliot Cactus again, Huge Ray Peat Fan, Huge Ray Peat Fan again, Milk and Honey, Milk and Honey again, Milk and Honey, multiple super chats from Milk and Honey. Thank you for that. Monty did multiple super chats. Thank you for that. Gio, thank you for that. Turkish Postman, I think we just got one more, DBO514. Thank you guys so much. I apologize for not being able to read your questions. Georgi and I can like devote an entire episode to trying to answer these questions. Any parting words, Ray? Can you tell people how to obtain your newsletter?
03.19.19 Top Health Researcher on Point, March 19, 2019 [592705542] Recording 00:35:54.000 Copy You're on the air with Ray Peat. Hi, Patrick. This is Mike in Chattanooga. Hello, Mike. Go ahead, you're on the air. I've got a couple of questions for Dr. Ray Peat, okay? Okay. The first one is, you know, I'm taking armory thyroid and I'm taking ten a day and I don't feel any kind of bulk change or heating or anything. And my lab reports says I'm going to get on my check my 3T3 and everything. All my lab reports are thyroid back within the range. But yet, I'm taking armory thyroid, you know, that many and yet no change.
