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@GutOptimized

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This viral thread is telling you the NTP study proves RF radiation makes you live longer. Ronald Melnick, the senior toxicologist at NIEHS who literally designed this NTP study, just published a new paper this month saying the EXACT OPPOSITE. His conclusion from his OWN data? CLEAR EVIDENCE of carcinogenic activity, Malignant Heart Schwannomas "CLEAR EVIDENCE" is the HIGHEST classification NTP uses. "but the radiated mice lived longer!!" Here read straight from the NTP report (TR-595): "Survival of all exposed male groups was significantly greater… due to the effect of chronic progressive nephropathy in the kidney of sham control males" It explicitly states the control group died faster from chronic progressive nephropathy, a kidney disease common in aging rats. The exposed animals ate less, weighed less, got less kidney disease. That's it. That's the "lived longer" It's right there in the report. and here's what the thread conveniently left out.. Brain gliomas appeared at 1.5 W/kg, the lowest dose in the study. 1.5 W/kg is below what real iPhones emit during simultaneous antenna use (1.58-1.60 W/kg) Brain tumors showing up at casual phone-level exposure. Let that sink in. and it doesn't stop at the NTP. The Ramazzini Institute independently found the same heart tumors at 0.1 W/kg, that's 100x lower. This month (March 2026), the same NTP study author, Melnick published a new paper with Dr. Joel Moskowitz (@berkeleyprc) from UC Berkeley. Same NTP data. EPA-standard carcinogen risk analysis. Their conclusion? FCC safety limits need to be reduced by upto 200x. Not 2x. Not 10x. Up to TWO HUNDRED times. The same paper highlights a WHO-commissioned review that found "HIGH-CERTAINTY" RF exposure destroys male fertility. Sperm count drops. Testosterone drops. Sperm DNA damage. Testicular cell death. That thread mentioned NONE of this.
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Zane Koch@zanehkoch

for a while i've had a slight fear that the bluetooth from my airpods could be frying my brain this weekend i pulled the raw data from a $30m government study of 1,679 mice blasted with cell phone radiation and reanalyzed it what i found was...not what I expected? 🧵

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This tongue doesn't have coating thick enough to assume candida. What's more, a thick coating on the tongue isn't specific to candida. Could be due bacterial dysbiosis or immune activation. Chronic immune activation most underrated reason for coating on tongue.
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hoeflator/滥交师傅 (Yishun Kampung mode)@hoeflatoor

She has a lil bit of candida, probably some digestive issues after eating lunch/dinner and suffers from bloating after big meals. Fingers and toes might sometimes be cold. Goes to bed late often after midnight (probably) Don’t ask me how I can tell these things. One must be a foid whisperer in this cold, dark world…

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Zedzies@Zedzies·
Email dated 05/10/2013 “Supports dannick.  NRF2 inhibits autophagy through enhanced gsh.  This was predicted by dannick. Proteosomes and autophagy are required for amelioration of disease and life extension.  They at once rely upon one another and compete with one another. Two things: 1). Only the protesomes exist in the nucleus and they break down transciption factors and intranucleaur proteins (and toxic aggregates).  Autophagy does not iccur in the nucleus.  However, proteosomes also exist in the nucleus and can enhance autophagy through degradation of P53. 2). Only autophagy destroys old and ROS spewing mitochondria.  Mito only exist in the cytoplasm and are too large for the proteosomes. No one in the life extension or neurodegeneration circles has articulated this insight.  Almost all focus has been on autophagy, with a flurry of papers that just came out on Parkin/ubiquination/life extension. Both are required - and we have good activators for both!” - Dannick Cycle memoirs
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leandrA_@AlejAvilaG·
Thermal baths in Budapest. Has anyone here visited them?
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With my healing journey, early phases were supplement heavy. When I began, I was eating purely chicken and rice - couldn't even tolerate added oils or salt. Needed more supplements to offset this. By the end - by health had improved a lot - my supplement stack was down to 1 or 2 - but was also experimenting with single nutrients (like B1, molybdenum). But by this stage, I was focusing on natural interventions as the last step to improve my gut health and other issues.
Hans Thor Lief@HansThorLief

@GutOptimized @TheDrMAWZ Wow. Impressive. So you’re quite healthy these days sounds like. Were you taking more while improving your health…

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@TheDrMAWZ Nothing specific about malate. I rotate through magnesiums. But the seeking health mg malate powder is easy to add into my water to sip out throughout day, rather than take in doses, which is probs the main reason.
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Someone doing a PhD in psychology openly admitted to me once she deleted outliers from her data collection. Her reasoning seemed to be it was inconvenient to her hypothesis, she was stressed over impending submission dates, and believed the survey she used for data collection was problematic and justified it. Only knew this person from the dog park.. Really made me wonder to what scale people are doing this.
Nick Jikomes@trikomes

One thing I learned from the livestream is that @TuckerGoodrich worked as a fraud detection expert on Wall Street. The exercise we went through in the livestream was basically a partial audit the claims and citations of a recent “state of the art” review paper on nutrition. What did we find? The claims of the review paper flagrantly misrepresent the citations it uses to justify those claims! People don’t just cheat and get sloppy and reckless on Wall Street. They also do so in academia.

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Jamie Andrews
Jamie Andrews@JamieAA_Again·
@GutOptimized I am just genuinely dumbfounded at your stupidity. There is no other way to teach causality than to speak to you like a child.... If you genuinely want me to teach you basic cause and effect I will, but dont be offended.
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@JamieAA_Again The reality of this is a huge problem for your argument. Makes sense why you would deflect.
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@JamieAA_Again Lucky stone isn't poison though. How did this happen while taking poison?
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@GutOptimized Yes... the same thing happened to me with my lucky stone that I keep in my pocket.
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@JamieAA_Again I must be lucky Jamie. I recovered from severe health issues even though I’m retarded and took poison. Seems almost impossible.
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Jamie Andrews@JamieAA_Again·
It's objective reality Ross.. Watching people bend with Olympic level mental gymnastics to justify eating R@t P0ison ( I can't actually write it that's how stupid your position is, because I get banned for "posting threats" on here like I did just a week ago) one must only laugh and assume you have lost your minds.
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@GutOptimized It's 11 THOUSANDS of a gram. that's why it is classified as a poison on par with Arsenic.
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Jamie Andrews@JamieAA_Again·
@GutOptimized "Our body produces it".... ok get your proof out. "Given to rats in crazy high dosages"... Lies 11mg will kill a 35lb animal according to the manufactures of the POISON. Lab markers are bullshit.... let me know when you figure this out.
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