Winter Stark

@oresundsbaron Gallrein afviste 8 tilbud om debatter mod Massie. Flest penge nogensinde smidt i en primary, med massive bidrag fra Adelson og co. Anti-semitismen er stigende og jøderne fatter stadig ikke hvorfor 😂

Officielt: Ed Gallrein besejrer Thomas Massie i Kentuckys primærvælg for 04-distriktet. En kæmpe sejr for Trump som stod bag Ed Gallrein, imod Thomas Massie - en sejr der viser at Trump stadig sidder tungt på magten i det Republikanske Parti.

@oresundsbaron Lol nej det viser at Israel tungt sidder på magten haha

@nicknorwitz @theproof Please just debate him @theproof @nicknorwitz

I’ll lay out the facts again. My father had lifelong low LDL, but also a history of obesity and metabolic syndrome. He had a 99% LAD occlusion by age 44. My mother has had lifelong high LDL, has always been lean, and has never had notable features of metabolic syndrome. Her coronary CT angiogram at age 60 showed CAD-RADS 0. So yes, one could do the mental gymnastics and speculate that I simply rolled the genetic dice perfectly — that (despite inheriting high Lp(a) from my father rather than my mother), I somehow inherited my mother’s protective variants and not my father’s harmful ones, apart from LDL, which is the one feature I share with my mother. Oh — and an exome sequence also didn’t detect this perfect genetic chance event. Or, alternatively, one could acknowledge the elephant in the room: metabolic health. Feel free to choose the mental triple backflip if you prefer.

“But are you genetically protected?” 🧬 After seven years of astronomical cholesterol levels, I have 0 mm3 plaque. People are now asking whether I’m simply genetically protected. But consider this: My father had a 99% occlusion of his left anterior descending artery by age 44. I also have high Lp(a), a largely genetically determined risk factors So are my arteries clean because I’m genetically gifted? What do you think? Maybe LDL and ApoB, in the context of actually good metabolic health, do not behave the same way they do in metabolically unhealthy populations? Maybe we should spend a little more time studying metabolically healthy people directly?

@Maga_Jenib @DrNeilStone @cenkuygur You’re a pedo-protector

@DrNeilStone @cenkuygur Those are cenks buddies

Epic showdown in Kentucky tomorrow. Main event: America vs Israel If Israel wins, they’ll own our Congress. And if anyone denies that, they’re an obvious liar. If Massie wins, America has a pulse. And we’re back in the ball game.

@DrNeilStone Jews almost wouldn’t exist because of the Nazis

That smallpox doesn't exist any more because of vaccines

@nicknorwitz @realDaveFeldman @aoneatwoa123 @theproof @theproof come on brother!

@realDaveFeldman @aoneatwoa123 @theproof It’s been offered. But yes I would debate Simon on _TFP.

@realDaveFeldman Have you thought about hosting a formal debate between @nicknorwitz and @theproof where each has to steelman the other’s position?

@grok @DoctorTro @DrNeilStone Would be cool if @DrNeilStone just for once in his life actually battled with these facts

Agreed, DoctorTro. Neil's stat ignores that ~1900s life expectancy at birth (~47-55) was crushed by infant/child deaths from infections, not diet. Adults who reached 20 often lived into their 70s-80s—similar to today minus modern chronic burdens from processed foods/seed oils. Data backs separating acute vs. lifestyle factors.

Life expectancy in your grandparents time was about 55 Beef tallow didn't seem to do the trick then...

@TruthFairy131 @grok did he actually post this comment?

Justin Bieber just replied to Mariah Carey on Instagram: “You killed your mom and sis for the illuminati and literally ate your own mom. Like, wtf?”

@KetoCarnivore Okay thank you for answering

@Jensen349 Probably no more than two days. mostly-fat.com/2024/11/why-dr…

A lot of people are criticizing Carnivore because of how old and exhausted I look on the recent TFP interview. I shouldn't have to tell you this is stupid in large part because you don't know what I've been through or what I'm going through—and some of it is frankly private. It's also stupid because the science I talk about doesn't depend on my looks. Sure, it's just an anecdote if Carnivore puts my bipolar disorder into permanent remission, but if I look tired—God forbid—it's the diet. Yes. I got very sick in 2018 and I'm still recovering, plus adjusting to menopause. And I had almost no sleep that week. Plus I'm not really a makeup person and I'm not trying to meet your glam standard. Whatever. None of that means that Carnivore is inherently unhealthy. This is two of me at 43, after EIGHT FULL YEARS Carnivore, a couple years before I overdosed on vitamin A and suffered subsequent gut infections leading to chronic fatigue; one from last year when I had been experimenting OFF carnivore for two years after being ill a long time without resolution; and finally one from March 15 of this year, about three weeks after the TFP interview but having had proper sleep.

@KetoCarnivore How long was your longest dryfast? Interested in knowing your experience with it @KetoCarnivore

Also, if you've been following closely, you know I did months of weekly dry fasting followed by months of retatrutide. Rapid weight loss isn't always kind to the face.

@RCederkof @DSUAlexander Noget med at sende penge til Israel

@DSUAlexander Hvad ville du gøre for at løse det, Alexander?

Ibi-Pippi er blevet indkaldt af det offentlige sundhedsvæsen til screening for livmoderhalskræft… Jeg har næsten ikke ord for, hvor absolut latterligt det her er.

@mohammad_rona @MalteLarsen_ @Mikkel_Bjorn Whaat er du her stadig troede du var blevet deporteret

@MalteLarsen_ @Mikkel_Bjorn Men han er bl.a. ansvarlig for den ringe økonomi efter Brexit. berlingske.dk/business/natio…

Grotesk lavt niveau af Jesper Steinmetz fra TV2. Nigel Farage er ikke ansvarlig for, at UK har åbnet sluserne for millioner af migranter, herunder voldtægtsmænd og islamiske terrorister. Og det er ikke Farage, som fængsler almindelige briter for at kritisere masseindvandringen.

@simonmaechling @eurofounder @WolfgangRichtEU lol these guys actually exist 😂

I’m European. Apparently I’m poor. Yet somehow I have: Functional public transport. Consumer protections. Affordable healthcare. Food standards. Paid vacation. And I don’t lose my bottle cap every time I take a sip of water. Strange definition of poor.

@MMTmacrotrader Commenting so you don't disappear from my timeline again ... :)

Dove deep into macro theory in todays market update. Flows are way more important for direction than liquidity. Fiscal is the driving force and can always solve any liquidity crisis. appliedmmt.com/04-23-2026-mar…

@ThomasLadefoged @Jenbas1 Du har vitterligt gråt hår. Stop med tale om sundhed:)

@Jenbas1 Han er præcis ligeså vidende om vacciner, klinisk test og sundhed, som er om procentregning. Komplet uduelig og inkompetent. Det behøver ikke at bevise. Det klarer han super fint selv.

Så utroligt at læse de fleste danskeres kommentarer til de her historier. Mediernes scriptede smæde er et ægte supervåben. De fleste er 100% overbeviste om, at RFK Jr. er en “farlig, skør og vanvittig antivaxxer”. Den ‘viden’ har de samlet op fra ‘medierne’ igennem mange år. Hjernevask. Effektiv hjernevask.

@JoshRainerGold @lowmegatron Same. Always heard it was Graves’. But would honestly be consistent with the Peatarian view that hyperthyroidism doesn’t exist outside of overdosing on thyroid-hormone…

@lowmegatron Oh I guess he had Addison’s. I could have sworn I remember hearing it was Graves’ but that’s before I knew much about this stuff. But yeah it was tied to his bulging eyes

JFK was an early adopter of thyroid hormone T3. He was diagnosed hypothyroid in 1955 and sometime between ’55 and ’61 started T3-only treatment. Some reports claim he started in 1955, which was the year before T3 (liothyronine/cytomel) was officially introduced to the market. T4/levothyroxine had been on the market for a few years, yet he used T3. “JFK's autoimmune polyglandular syndrome first affected his adrenal glands but eventually attacked his thyroid gland. Dr. Travell had to start him on thyroid replacement in 1955 (liothyronine/T3) and he took it continuously until death.” “Kennedy was diagnosed as having hypothyroidism when he was hospitalized at New York Hospital in May 1955 (22). With the consent of Shorr as the consulting endocrinologist, Kennedy began treatment with liothyronine. The discharge summary from New York Hospital for Kennedy's hospitalization from 26 May 1955 to 2 June 1955 contains record of basal metabolic testing, namely a basal metabolic rate of −15, consistent with mild hypothyroidism; of note, liothyronine is not listed as one of the discharge medications (23).” Interestingly, they used basal metabolic testing, which avoids many pitfalls associated with thyroid/TSH blood tests. This BMR test is performed by measuring oxygen consumption and carbon dioxide production while you lie down, fully rested, in a fasted state, in a thermoneutral room, without movement, to calculate your energy use at complete rest. It is a fairly accurate method of estimating thyroid hormone activity, as T3 elevates the basal metabolic rate. For a while, around 1940, it was suggested as a gold standard for thyroid testing before blood tests became widespread. "The BMR remains unique and irreplaceable as the only quantitative measure of total body energy production readily available to the clinician... the BMR remains the most satisfactory index of the overall metabolic effect of thyroid hormone on the organism." — Werner and Ingbar: The Thyroid Broda Barnes developed the Basal Temperature Test after noting the close correlation between BMR, thyroid status, and body temperature; he used it as a substitute for a BMR test. He employed this method effectively in a large number of patients. "There is a definite range for normal basal temperature. Below that range, low thyroid function is indicated. The temperature test has checked out against the basal metabolism and other thyroid tests and has revealed hypothyroidism when the other tests have done so and when they have failed to do so. And when patients with low basal temperature have had thyroid treatment, their symptoms have disappeared as their basal temperature has climbed. In thousands of patients, use of the basal temperature test to detect hypothyroidism and then to correct it-starting with very small doses of thyroid medication and increasing them, if necessary, until retesting has shown the temperature rising has led to gratifying results." — Broda Barnes

@wolffdew @FinalCollapse Hvor fuck finder du gedemælk i Dk?😅😅😅

@FinalCollapse I just used a danish typical organic brand, I don’t think it’s something special tbh!

Danish meatballs in curry (boller i karry). I used goat milk for the sauce instead of heavy cream. I asked my husband to plan our dinners this whole week (I just make them😆)

@BoSkibelund @rothbardDK Han sagde jo ikke han var enig med det. Objektivt set er det sygt imponerende, og jeg har endda personligt ikke meget til overs for Israel

@rothbardDK Altså, tage hatten af for folkemord, evig krig og etnisk udrensning?

Selvom Israel måske ikke vinder denne krig, må man stadig tage hatten af for Netenyahus temmelig succesfulde kamp gennem flere årtier for at styrke Israels regionale magt. For præcis 30 år siden skrev en række amerikansk-jødiske neocons en ny strategi under overskriften “A Clean Break: A New Strategy for Securing the Realm” til en ung Netenyahu, der netop var blevet israelsk statsminister. Kort sagt gik strategien ud på, at man måtte tage skeen i den anden hånd: Slut med blødsøden socialistisk zionisme med fokus på Oslo-proces, fredsplaner og international idealisme. Nu skulle man være mere proaktiv, vise styrke og afskrækkelse samt værne om Israels nationale identitet og økonomi: “When Israel is on a sound economic footing, and is free, powerful, and healthy internally, it will no longer simply manage the Arab-Israeli conflict; it will transcend it.” Planen var at gå mere aktivt efter at eliminere Israels fjender. Man ville af med Saddam Hussein i Irak, destabilisere Syrien, gå langt hårdere til palæstinenserne samt svække Iran og Hizbollah. Flere af forfatterne fik poster under Bushs administration, og uanset hvad men ellers måtte mene om Netenyahu, så må man tage hatten af for, at man er kommet imponerende langt med strategien ved betydeligt at have ændret magtbalancen i israelsk favør her 30 år senere.

@Rasmus_MunchS @CrestFallenEU @JoachimBOlsen @Rasmus_MunchS Du gjorde det ret stærkt i radioen i dag. Håber at @JoachimBOlsen tager dig ind til en episode 😃

Gu har han ej. Hans useriøse tabloidmedie har sværtet mig til som nazist, så selv min elskede mester fristes til at forsage ytringsfriheden og Kim Møller i Højesteret. Deres dårlige arbejde risikerer derfor at skade landet og ytringsfriheden Hvis nu jeg skal gøres åh så højreradikal, hvorfor så ikke udforske, hvad de politikplaner, jeg har fremlagt for DF og Boje reelt er? Men kuglestøderen tør jo ikke møde en advokat i intellektuel konflikt. Den er jo ikke længere end det i virkeligheden.

DF kommer til at kollapse det øjeblik jeg for alvor mister tålmodigheden med dem. Man kan ikke have et indvandringskritisk parti, der er bange for at diskutere udlændingeret.

@lowmegatron @AsafBartov @ANCIENTTREE98 Is this hypothyroidism purely diagnosed from TSH?

Selenium has been tested in rodents. It reduces but does not prevent the damage entirely. The effect is partly due to reducing lipid peroxidation, caused by excess iodine. Other lipid peroxidation inhibitors are probably somewhat, too. Vitamins C and E (especially) do this experimentally in the thyroid. Zinc can inhibit lipid peroxidation, so that makes sense, but I haven't read anything on it in this specific context. I think framing this as anything other than harm from unnecessarily excessive iodine dosing is incorrect. From likely most to least protective: selenium > vitamin E > vitamin C > zinc.

Japan has very high iodine intake. Hypothyroidism rates increases with iodine intake in Japan—based on urinary iodine output. In one study, iodine restriction reversed hypothyroidism in 55% of people. Some of those people were later given enormous doses of iodine (25 mg daily) for 2-4 weeks and became hypothyroid again. “These results indicate that 1) the prevalence of hypothyroidism in iodine sufficient areas may be associated with the amount of iodine ingested; 2) hypothyroidism is more prevalent and marked in subjects consuming further excessive amounts of iodine; and 3) excessive intake of iodine should be considered an etiology of hypothyroidism in addition to chronic thyroiditis in these areas.” —Association between dietary iodine intake and prevalence of subclinical hypothyroidism in the coastal regions of Japan “...Also, it has been reported that restricting the iodine intake in patients with hypothyroidism secondary to Hashimoto's thyroiditis residing in Japan, where ambient iodine intake is extremely high, restores thyroid function to normal (20). This phenomenon might partially explain the recent report from Japan that hypothyroidism in patients with Hashimoto's thyroiditis might not be permanent (21), even though the disappearance of TSH blocking antibodies has been proposed as the reason for recovery of thyroid function in these patients.” —Iodine and the Thyroid: 33 Years of Study “Twenty-two patients with spontaneously occurring primary hypothyroidism were studied to evaluate the spontaneous reversibility of the hypothyroid state. Twelve (54.5%) became euthyroid after restriction of iodine intake for 3 weeks (reversible type). In the remaining 10 patients, thyroid function did not improve with restriction of iodine alone, and thus, replacement therapy was required, (irreversible type). In the reversible type, 1) radioactive iodine uptake after 1 week of restricted iodine intake was higher than in the irreversible type [50.0 +/- 12.2% (+/- SD) vs. 4.3 +/- 3.2%; P less than 0.01], 2) the perchlorate discharge test was positive in 2 of 10 patients, and 3) the iodine-perchlorate discharge test, carried out in 7 of 8 patients with negative perchlorate discharge test, was positive in 6. Seven patients with the reversible type were given 25 mg iodine daily for 2-4 weeks; all became hypothyroid again. Two patients had a history of habitual ingestion of seaweed (25.4 and 43.1 mg iodine, respectively), but the remaining 10 patients ingested ordinary amounts of iodine (1-5 mg) daily. The patients with reversible hypothyroidism had focal lymphocytic thyroiditis changes in the thyroid biopsy specimen, whereas those with irreversible hypothyroidism had more severe destruction of the thyroid gland. These results indicate the existence of a reversible type of hypothyroidism sensitive to iodine restriction and characterized by relatively minor changes in lymphocytic thyroiditis histologically. Attention should be directed to this type of hypothyroidism, because thyroid function may revert to normal with iodine restriction alone.” —Studies of hypothyroidism in patients with high iodine intake.