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The study of obesity is the study of mysteries. slimemoldtimemold.com/2021/07/07/a-c…

@0xhukus @bryan_johnson or at least something doesn't add up and we're not sure how to reconcile this

@0xhukus @bryan_johnson we think there's some evidence that low levels of lithium are necessary, but the doses just don't make any sense why would 1mg/day make a difference when you're getting doses in that range from your food all the time? slimemoldtimemold.com/2023/10/19/how…

We’ve spent decades treating lithium as a heavy duty psychiatric tool. New evidence suggests it’s actually a foundational brain nutrient and that Alzheimer’s may essentially be a localized lithium deficiency. By using the Orotate salt, we can bypass plaque-induced transport blocks and restore brain levels with 1mg. I’ve been supplementing low dose (1mg/day) lithium for years. More evidence now suggests it was the right decision. Here’s why lithium is potentially beneficial and how we arrived at this decision years ago. The study unequivocally demonstrated lithium deficiency in the brains of patients with cognitive impairment, providing mechanistic evidence of its role as a driver of disease onset and progression. It validated our choice of Lithium Orotate as the optimal form of lithium supplementation for preventing and slowing the progression of dementia. Lithium has long been a foundational ingredient in my protocol, utilized in a low-nutritional dose. This was based on our comprehensive analysis of various population studies supporting its safety and potential benefits for brain health and mental well-being. Establishing a direct mechanistic link: beyond its known effects on mood and well-being, the study forged a direct and mechanistic and progressive connection between lithium brain deficiency and cognitive impairment, including Alzheimer's disease. Optimal form of lithium: the study revealed that lithium orotate, the specific form of lithium salt I have been using for years, is superior in avoiding blockage by existing plaque, thereby achieving the highest bioavailability, greatest plaque reduction, and cognitive restoration in previously lithium-deficient mice with pre-existing cognitive impairment.

what if cell phones are the reason people look so much younger now

@tinycrops then you're in luck, the world is still full of it!

@mold_time Mystery is the only thing sustaining me

The study of obesity is the study of mysteries. slimemoldtimemold.com/2021/07/07/a-c…

this is vital n=1 research... is there an update? 🤔

it's not a priori obvious that eating too much food would cause weight gain. it could cause: - lower appetite - undigested calories in poop - higher metabolic rate / more energy / restlessness

@AndyJScott to get more stupider

@mold_time we could have went to Jupiter

just imagine how the world would look today if science were able to progress at even 5% of its natural rate

you don't really need to imagine, just look at the first half of the 20th century — who remembers Kitty Hawk to the Moon?

@TuckerGoodrich @Mqsley @exfatloss pseudonymity, yes :)

@mold_time @Mqsley @exfatloss Are you wanting to maintain anonymity?

@TuckerGoodrich , you should have @mold_time on your podcast about obesity. They have previously considered seed oils as the hypothesis and have a pretty interesting & good faith case for whey they don't think that's it. Would be cool to have a friendly discussion between and figure out the disagreements and agreements.

@TuckerGoodrich @Mqsley @exfatloss never more than five

@Mqsley @exfatloss @mold_time How many people? A massive Zoom call starts getting unwieldy.

witnessed an incredible scene today at the bookstore. obviously new couple. man: “I’d like to buy you a book. What book would you choose, if you could choose any book for me to buy for you?” woman, blushing, giggling: “It’s called The Prince by Niccolo Machiavelli.”

@onionweigher @currentlynotgho The feeling is mutual! 🥰🧅💚

@mold_time @currentlynotgho I am a huge fan of your work

How many potatoes can you eat before its bad

@Sams_Antics @JoshRainerGold That's not really our experience or what we see in available reports slimemoldtimemold.com/2025/05/15/phi…

@mold_time @JoshRainerGold Monodiets are basically involuntary caloric restriction delivered through boredom (sensory-specific satiety), with bonus effects from eliminating engineered palatability, accidental allergen removal, and microbiome pruning. Fascinating stuff.

Monodiets (eating only one thing) seem to work surprisingly well for a whole host of symptoms and weight loss. Potato diet, carnivore, banana diet, sardine diet, milk diet, heavy cream diet, etc. all have profound benefits and yet the mechanisms at play would be entirely different. They all have unique macronutrient ratios, micronutrient profiles, and metabolic effects. They don’t all require 100% singular ingredient, carnivore you can include a variety of meats and butter, potato you can fry them in oil, sardines also in oil. It may be something about overloading the body with certain nutrients that increased metabolic efficiency or satiety. So I wonder, how varied can a diet be done in repetition that maintains the benefits. Could you, say, have cheeseburger and fries with coke for every meal and see results? Pizza diet? These are the things I think about.

@currentlynotgho @onionweigher and more data here: slimemoldtimemold.com/2025/02/02/pot…

@currentlynotgho @onionweigher amazing question: slimemoldtimemold.com/2025/05/15/phi…

@exfatloss @JoshRainerGold people who ate fries seemed to do fine! haven't done a careful study yet but the seed oils may not be a blocker ;0

@JoshRainerGold @mold_time lol but the seed oils😅

@JoshRainerGold @Bonecondor yep, we thought dairy would stop the effect and we were 100% wrong, that's why we do science! progress!

@mold_time @Bonecondor Interesting she said the one rule is you can’t have dairy and now you’ve found dairy works extremely well for lots of people