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08.20.19 Super Health Researcher, August 20, 2019 [668670851] — Ray Peat Clip

This curated audio highlight features Ray Peat speaking in the interview 08.20.19 Super Health Researcher, August 20, 2019 [668670851]. The excerpt begins at 00:35:16.120 and runs for 1 minute 3 seconds.

energy production and increases the parathyroid hormone activity, which itself functions by blocking your mitochondrial oxidation and making up for it with glycolytic energy production, which shifts you over into the reductive stress, the failure of oxidation. How does the parathyroid hormone lowering and raising tied in with the TSH levels that people get on the thyroid test? TSH is increased by stress hormones. So a person with low thyroid doesn't make their oxygen turn into carbon dioxide. They don't have the carbon dioxide needed to retain sodium, and so they lose sodium.