Stopping crying. B1 vs dementia. B3 vs schizophrenia. GHB for sleep. Game theory. Oera Linda context
Hur stoppa gråt. B1 mot demens. B3 mot schizofreni. GHB för sömn. Spelteoriråd. Oera Linda kontext
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Test many things in study, and one thing will be "significant"
P-value hacking or data dredging as I talked about yesterday. The P-value is said to describe how likely it is that this data shows something, for example if P is 0.05, then it’s only 5% chance the data is random. But if you examine 1000 sets of data, you will get on average get 50 such unlikely data sets.
You can only be sure that your hypothesis is correct if it predicts many times. If you do a test on one data-set and get a P-value of 0.05, and then redo it, and you get a P-value of 0.2, and then redo it and get a P-value of 0.1 etc, then it’s very clear your hypothesis is a part of the entire answer as the P-value now is 0.05*0.2*0.1
Correction to the English video (I made the same mistake in the Swedish one): I meant 5% risk that the data was just odd by accident. I guess I have to redo this explanation one more time!
How to stop anything from crying baby to adults
If you activate the reasoning part of the brain, the emotional part gets suppressed. Telling an older child or adult to logically describe the situation, takes them out the hysteria.
You can for example throw a slice of cheese on their head:
High Dose Thiamine Basic Guide: Principles & guidelines of this therapy
What is thiamine?
Thiamine (aka vitamin B1) is an essential water-soluble vitamin that plays a crucial role in how cells make energy. It is also very important for how nerves send messages throughout the body, and how the brain makes specific neurochemicals.
It is found in a varierty of foods in low amounts: meats, organs, legumes, whole grains
What does thiamine do? what does a deficiency look like?
It is a key cofactor for enzymes involved in converting carbohydrates/fats/proteins into ATP, the body's primary energy source. Thiamine is especially needed for production of the neurotransmitter acetylcholine. It is therefore extremely important for the autonomic nervous system, and maintaining the balance between sympathetic and parasympathetic modes.
From a conventional standpoint, a severe deficiency is known to affect the brain, heart, peripheral nerves, and gut.
However, a mild deficiency can lead to a wide variety of NON SPECIFIC symptoms, which vary from person to person:
Fatigue, brain fog, nerve pain, muscle pain, insomnia, anxiety, restlessness, autonomic nervous system problems/dysautonomia (blood pressure imbalances, vertigo, circulatio problems, heart rate problems, body temperature dysregulation), SIBO, stomach acidity imbalances, constipation, sometimes diahrrea, intestinal permeabilty and any number of function gut disorders.
What causes a deficiency
There are many potential causes. Thiamine status depends on carbohydrate intake, meaning the more carbs/sugar someone consumes, the greater demand for thiamine.
-High intake of refined carbohydrate/refined foods
- Alcohol destroys thiamine
- Tannins (not caffeine) in tea/coffee inactivate thiamine
- Medications: Metronidazole/flagyl, metformin, diuretics, omeprazole
- Sulfites destroy thiamine
- Chronic gut conditions which involve nutrient malabsorption/gut inflammation
- Any state of prolonged physical stress (excessive exercise, critical illness, hyperthyroid, etc)
In short, there are numerous things which can lead to/trigger a deficiency.
A classical deficiency can be fairly straightforward to treat, but can take several months (depending on severity of the deficiency)
However, there are also many individuals who don't display the risk factors, but respond to high-doses of thiamine. Here is where we will discuss the concept of "functional" or "localized" deficiency
What is a “Functional” or "Localized" deficiency?
This occurs in people who have normal systemic levels of thiamine in their body. However, certain regions of the body can experience a localized deficiency.
For example, in neurodegenerative diseases, the research suggests localized "deficiency" in the brain.
Without going into the mechanistic details, this can occur for various reasons, and can either be due to problems with transporting thiamine into the brain and into the cells. Or it can be related to problems with enzymes in cells which use thiamine.
It can occur in the heart, the brain, the gut, etc.
In this scenario, taking normal doses of thiamine is not enough. For people to see improvements in their condition, they generally require anywhere from 300-2000x the RDA (300mg to 2000mg, depending on the form of thiamine used)
Here is where blood testing/functional testing becomes useless, because it doesn't measure what is going on at the organ/cell level of the affected area.
Are tests useful?
In general, no. They reflect recent intake for the most part. Even specialized tests like eTKA does not reflect what is occurring at the organ-tissue level (see above paragraph)
Basic thiamine protocol
Simple principles to follow:
- Pick a form of thiamine
- A B complex
- A form of magnesium
- An electrolyte supplement or additional potassium (either in supplement, or as coconut water)
Different forms of thiamine:
Thiamine HCL/mononitrate - Cheap but not well absorbed. Can be useful in high doses above 500mg
Benfotiamine - well absorbed and gets into brain, good for peripheral neuropathy, diabetes, body pain, fatigue, alzheimers. Usually dosed between 150-2100mg
TTFD (thiamine tetrahydrofurfuryl disulfide) - well absorbed and gets into brain - best for gut issues of any kind, POTS/dysautonomia and mood issues. Also good for fatigue, and neuropathy. Contains sulfur, so can trigger unwanted symptoms in some people.
Molybdenum often helps this. Usually dosed between 100-500mg
Basic Protocol
- Start low and go slow with whichever form of B1 (think 10-50mg). Take B complex, magnesium and potassium source.
- Gradually increase dose of thiamine over the space of days/weeks.
- Watch for changes in symptoms. As increasing the dose, symptoms can get temporarily worse (called the paradoxical effect). If symptoms worsen, stay at current dose until they return to baseline.
- When symptoms return to baseline, work on increasing dose again.
Which brands to use?
It doesn't actually matter which brand you use.
I formulate supplements specifically for the purpose of "high dose thiamine" protocols, which are sold by my company Objective Nutrients - https://objectivenutrients.com
However, I repeat: you can use whichever brand as long it contains what is stated on the label
key points
Sometimes people can take weeks/months to reach a dose that provides resolution in symptoms. Have patience.
Thiamine is non-toxic. However, people often have a form which suits them best, and this should be experimented with.
Each form does something slightly different. Mixing forms can be beneficial.
This therapy likely only works in a MINORITY of people, although we don't know the exact number. If trialled for a few months and no change, it might not be for you. That's OK - it was worth a try!
This is a BASIC guide and is a super condensed/simplified version of the full protocols in the proper guide. However, for most, it should work.
That said, for people with complex health conditions, they often need to juggle some other things. Diet, other supplements, other therapies etc. There is complexity, and way beyond the scope of this introductory post. For that, i would recommend my PDF guide here:
Thiamine Deficiency Protocols & Addressing Nutrient Interactions - https://thiamineprotocols.com
Conclusion
Hopefully this post provides you with enough information to get started. It should not be overly complex, and is quite simple for the majority of people
More information in the thread linked above.
B3 (Niacin) and Schizophrenia
Not quite. The major dissident theory has been the role of vitamin b3 deficiency and the gene responsible has been identified. Schizophrenics almost universally are immune or resistant to the skin flush effect from niacin: https://orthomolecular.org/resources/omns/v13n23.shtml
GHM for real sleep? (thread)
(@VigilantFox) posted at 2:27 am on Fri, Apr 04, 2025:
If you don’t believe me, watch this @Jimmy_Dore video and prepare to have your mind blown.
You can read the full report here on AMD’s Substack : The FDA's War Against Sleep and Gamma-Hydroxy-Butarate
X needs to get better at hiding totally useless “You’re wrong” comments that adds nothing. But that is all the defense the Zionists have
And hiding handfuls of my posts today against just because I point out Jewish criminals, destructive organizations and media. You don’t have to wonder who the real criminals are: It’s the ones censoring you!
But when they are exposed, they will have no power as people will avoid them.
Oera linda, travel, priests, slaves
Part 5.1 - The Oera Linda Book by Asha Logos
Well done putting the Oera Linda in the context of other sources, and gives answers to many hard spiritual questions, very similar to Buddhism and The New Testament.
One of the most striking discrepancies between how we currently understand our history, and how it was understood and presented by those of previous eras, is in the extent of the connection between the ancestors of modern western mankind to ancient Mesopotamia, Persia, India, Greece and Macedonia and Troy, the Steppes.. and one could go on. Nearly every source authored prior to the mid 1900's that touches on the subject matter and the origins of European peoples, stretching back to Homer and the Vedas, speaks of these strong connections, and implies frequent travels and migrations. I've come to believe such connections are stronger than most might imagine. In these videos we'll examine what may be one of the most important sources of such history - authored from within a 'seed' or 'nest' population, quite possibly a key origin point of the waves of migration that seem to have taken place over the past few thousand years.
Compare having a tribe that is fiercely against slavery and submission, and instead of dominating, they lead with example, to a culture that is subverting, drugging, enslaving and never want anyone else to be like them:
𝐀𝐫𝐭𝐡𝐮𝐫 𝐊𝐰𝐨𝐧 𝐋𝐞𝐞 (@badazn) posted at 10:42 pm on Wed, Apr 02, 2025:
$¥NAG0GUE OF SATAN 2 minutes video. The teaching are that they are worth more, but not through their superior capabilities, but through ruthless behavior and just because.
That behavior has been warned against in Oera Linda and in the Bible.
For you interested in the arguments of Oera Linda’s authenticity, Jan Ott updates:
Bill banning geoengineering and weather-modification passes Florida senate
Now it has to pass the House, that had their own watered down version of this bill.