#43: Body Temperature, Inflammation, and Aging | Copper and Thyroid | mRNA Vaccines and Infertility with Ray Peat and Georgi Dinkov
1 hour 48 minutes Posted Dec 18, 2020 at 8:00 pm.
Ray's newest newsletter, Body Temperature, Inflammation, and Aging
Temperature range, enzyme systems
The average normal temperature has decreased over the last 50 years
Softening vs. hardening of tissues
Health world obsessed with mitochondria, but not heat or CO2
The rate of living theory by Raymond Pearl
How did Ray know the rate of living theory was bogus?
Who were the pro-metabolic people in the 1930s?
Telomeres length and aging?
Richard Dawkins, the selfish gene
Bertrand Russel, ruling class jerk that occasionally spoke the truth
Thiamine, CO2, acetazolamide, temperature
The money take over of medicine, abstract medical thinking
Does increasing the metabolic rate increase reactive oxygen species (ROS)?
"Calorie restriction" and "longevity"
PUFA, uncoupling proteins
Temperature, aromatase, estrogen
Is cold temperature an adaptation to injury?
Is ROS helpful?
Broda Barnes, thyroid, Ray's own metabolism, magnesium, ATP
PUFA, cytochrome c oxidase, cardiolipin, hibernation
Incoherent messaging surrounding mRNA vaccine rollout, side effects
Unscientific mRNA vaccine trial design
Emergency authorization act
Articles regarding injecting foreign RNA?
mRNA vaccines, infertility, syncytin-1
Shedding of viral material during stress
Ray's thoughts on the vaccine timeline, who will get the vaccine first?
Replacing doctors and teachers with AI and robots
Is this situation the craziest Ray has ever seen?
Problem, reaction, solution
Ted Kaczynski, technocracy, MK-ULTRA
Is there an optimal level of technology?
Ray's thoughts on bitcoin
Klaus Schwab, cyber polygon, cyberattack
Money, China, Russia, Iran, the great reset
Copper, cytochrome c oxidase, thyroid, DHEA, infection, pigmentation, iron, ceruloplasmin
Benefits of lidocaine, carbon dioxide, eugenol
Possible to get rid of citric acid in fruits?
Is starch craving a manifestation of hypothyroidism?
What are the big vitamin K2 doses useful for?
What is Ray working on?
Vitamin K2 as an antiestrogen, increasing steroid synthesis
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