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Progesterone in Orthomolecular Medicine

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Incidentally, thyroid's ability to improve digestion and peristalsis is important for liver function; endotoxin absorbed from the intestine can be a serious burden to the liver, and it is known to cause a large increase in the blood estrogen level. REFERENCES 1. Otto H. Warburg, The Metabolism of Tumors, R. R. Smith, Inc. N.Y., 1931. 2. Max Gerson, A Cancer Therapy, Whittier Books, N.Y., 1958. 3. I. Tallberg, Protides of the Body Fluids, 1978. THE CERVICAL CANCER SCARE Many women with abnormal Pap smears, even with a biopsy showing the so-called "carcinoma in situ," have returned to normal in just two months with a diet including the following: 90 grams of protein, 500 mg.

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02.19.19 Ray Peat on Healing The Body, February 19, 2019 [578138142]

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Nutrition for Women

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Low thyroid also interferes with liver function limiting the storage and release of glycogen. Fructose doesn't stimulate the pancreas as glucose does. It is gradually converted into glucose. In people with high blood lipids, however, it is utilized by liver and fat tissues several times faster than it is in normal people: it is as if the cellular "doors" were already open in these people, maybe as a result of high insulin levels, and the cells accept fructose more rapidly than normal. This doesn't imply that fructose is to be avoided as rigidly as is glucose, since I don't think there is any evidence that it initiates any problem.

From PMS to Menopause: Female Hormones in Context

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Incidentally, thyroid's ability to improve digestion and peristalsis is important for liver function; endotoxin absorbed from the intestine can be a serious burden to the liver, and it is known to cause a large increase in the blood estrogen level. REFERENCES 1. Otto If. Warburg, The Metabolism of Tumors, R. R. Smith, Inc. N.Y., 1931. 2. Max Gerson, 4 Cancer Therapy, Whittier Books, N.Y., 1958. (Gerson died in 1959, and subsequent editions of his book have drastically allered his conclusions; I consider them to be mere forgeries, produced for promotional purposes. 3. I. Tallberg, Protides of the Body Fluids, 1978.

#78: CO2 | Art and Science | Supply Shortages | Killer Austerity | Authoritarianism with Ray Peat [72Zz0TbfBAg]

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04.19.21 Peat Ray [1032809317]

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10.15.19 Deep Research into Health, October 15, 2019 [696513319]

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04.29.19 Ray Peat Live, April 29, 2019 [613401165]

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