Ray Peat Audio Archive

kmud-110617-serotonin-endotoxins-stress — Ray Peat Clip

This curated audio highlight features Ray Peat speaking in the interview kmud-110617-serotonin-endotoxins-stress. The excerpt begins at 17:04 and runs for 1 minute 7 seconds.

Fibrous deterioration of the valves on the right side of the lungs and ultimately pulmonary artery hypertension. And surprisingly, the lung has some processes that see the opposite of what we usually think of for antioxidants. Peroxide formed in the lungs by basically what seems to be a toxic oxygen reaction. Peroxide helps to destroy the serotonin in the lungs. So it has a very specific use of free radicals. That seems to be how negatively ionized air helps to relieve asthma and many physiological problems and improves mood because it helps to destroy serotonin in the lungs.