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#1 health_nutty

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Posted 24 September 2021 - 09:19 PM


45yo 5'10" 60kg male.  Cardio and weights regularly.  Mostly whole food plant based, but also have some seafood/poultry for dinner and have fat free yogurt. 

 

1) .75g of NMN taken mid morning to give my parsley a chance to inhibit CD38

2) 500mg of Nicotinic Acid taken 2 x a day along with 1g of TMG 2x a day

3) Ashwaganhda KSM66: 500mg 3 x day

4) 1G fish oil 3 x day

5) 3 a day multi of which I take 1 to fill gaps based on cron-o-meter

6) Elderberry extract twice a day (for sirt6, no in vivo evidence unfortunately)

7) K2 100mcg

8) D3 5000iu

9) Lithium orotate 5mg

10) Berberine 500mg 3 x day

11) Longvida Curcumin 400mg once a day plus 500mg 95% curcumin 3 x day (Longvida to cross BBB, cheaper curcumin for whole body inflammation)

12) Glucosamine 1g

13) Used to take magnesium but cron-o-meter says I get enough from nuts and greens).

 

Functional smoothie:

1 cup of fat free greek yogurt

1 cup of chopped kale

1/2 cup of dried parsley (for 500mg of apeginin and lutoleon as a bonus)

1/2 cup of wheat germ (for 10mg of spermadine and plant sterols)

1 cup of frozen mixed berries

3 tbps of high polyphenol EVOO

1 tbps of Moringa Powder (for NRF2)

1 tsp raw ginger

 

Functional drinks (spread throughout the day). 

3 tsp of matcha

3 tbsp of cocoa powder

1 tbps of MCT


Edited by health_nutty, 24 September 2021 - 09:25 PM.

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#2 Gal220

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Posted 25 September 2021 - 10:08 PM

I was doing berberine but there is some possible negatives, just be aware

https://nootropicsex....com/berberine/

https://www.nature.c...es/cddis2017471

https://www.theblood...tant nutrients.

 

From the 1st link

"And I recommend taking it with 175 mg of Milk Thistle extract each time to avoid possible DNA damage from long-term use."

 

 

Hesperiden, Urolithin A(pricey atm), and some probiotics might replace it.  AMPK is keyword to search for.

 

 

Low dose DHEA and collagen something to look at, like many things, produce less after 30.

 

I prefer full spectrum Vitamin E, especially taking that much fish oil.


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Posted 26 September 2021 - 03:57 PM

DHEA will make you go bald .
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#4 Gal220

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Posted 26 September 2021 - 07:34 PM

DHEA will make you go bald .

 

You can buy low dose online, i would not take the 25 milligrams commonly sold(more like 2-5 mg). Check out the link I posted, do just enough to compensate for your age.


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Posted 28 September 2021 - 07:52 PM



You can buy low dose online, i would not take the 25 milligrams commonly sold(more like 2-5 mg). Check out the link I posted, do just enough to compensate for your age.

 

Ray Peat on DHEA

 

 

Other vitamin Regimens online

9 steps to perfect health -link 
Dr Andrew Weil - link 
Rhonda Patrick - link 
Joe Rogan - link 
David Sinclair - link 
Peter Attia - link 

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#6 health_nutty

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Posted 28 September 2021 - 11:57 PM

This is excellent info on DHEA.  I'll take a 1/4 tablet of the 25mg pills I have. Also good tip on Milk Thistle, good insurance to protect against Niacin or Berberine being hard on the liver.  I'll have to reorder.  I have some NAC powder around but when that runs out I won't be able to get anymore. 

 

I'm cautious about vitamin E because supplements have shown a slight harm.  You could argue that this is becuase it is isolated alpha tocopherol and not full spectrum but this isn't proven.  Plus the full spectrum vit E i've seen is a whopping dose of Alpha and very little of hte the others.  Still very unbalanced.  What benefits do vitamin E have that are unique and worth the risk?



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Posted 29 September 2021 - 03:56 AM

This is excellent info on DHEA.  I'll take a 1/4 tablet of the 25mg pills I have. Also good tip on Milk Thistle, good insurance to protect against Niacin or Berberine being hard on the liver.  I'll have to reorder.  I have some NAC powder around but when that runs out I won't be able to get anymore. 

 

I'm cautious about vitamin E because supplements have shown a slight harm.  You could argue that this is becuase it is isolated alpha tocopherol and not full spectrum but this isn't proven.  Plus the full spectrum vit E i've seen is a whopping dose of Alpha and very little of hte the others.  Still very unbalanced.  What benefits do vitamin E have that are unique and worth the risk?

 

Vitamin E will keep the fish oil from oxidizing which increases the need for it - link

 

Im not sure what the best ratio of full spectrum E is, I normally prefer jarrow but have used life extension as well.

Using just D alpha creates an imbalance in the others.



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Posted 29 September 2021 - 09:45 PM

Vitamin E will keep the fish oil from oxidizing which increases the need for it - link

 

Won't green tea, curcumin, cocoa, and antioxicdants in my diet work?  Why does it have to be vitamin E?



#9 Gal220

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Posted 30 September 2021 - 05:54 AM

Won't green tea, curcumin, cocoa, and antioxicdants in my diet work?  Why does it have to be vitamin E?

 

Both are fat based.



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Posted 30 September 2021 - 08:46 PM

Both are fat based.

 

May not even need extra anti-oxidants with fish oil
https://www.vitalcho...oxidant-impacts



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Posted 01 October 2021 - 06:40 AM

May not even need extra anti-oxidants with fish oil
https://www.vitalcho...oxidant-impacts

 

Could be, but still, they lower your vitamin E.


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#12 health_nutty

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Posted 01 October 2021 - 07:59 PM

Could be, but still, they lower your vitamin E.

 

Interesting, I'll look into this.



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Posted 12 October 2021 - 01:17 PM

I'll just follow along here, unless someone has links to other good forums where people are sharing experiences. Also, a question to consider, glutathione is the first step in a "collagen building" . I wonder what differences people would see in recovery and strengthening between consuming collagen directly vs. this kind of building blocks mix?







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