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EPISODE · Sep 13, 2021 · 1H 29M

Generative Energy #68: Nutrition for Thyroid Function | Serotonin and Libido | CO2 and Cancer with Georgi Dinkov

from The Generative Energy Podcast · host Danny Roddy

* Watch on YouTube, Bitchute, Odyssey* Listen on Spotify00:00 - Catch-up with Georgi, cultural events21:53 - Protein and saturated fats beneficial, PUFA detrimental for thyroid, 'PTH as the liaison between the thyroid and HPA', milk and migraines31:28 - Serotonin puts the brakes on libido, by lowering dopamine, melanin, dopamine, SHBG45:36 - The Generative Energy Podcast is now on www.dannyroddy.substack.com, Idealabs update, B1, niacinamide59:46 - Achilles heel of cancer discovered – its lack of CO2, pyruvate dehydrogenase, aging01:06:01 - Vitamins D and E in immunity01:09:51 - Vitamin D, reducing fat oxidation may treat lung fibrosis, tryptophan hydroxylase01:16:26 - Endotoxin (LPS) causes rheumatoid arthritis…and COVID-19, antibiotics, chronic fatigue syndrome, "autoimmunity"01:21:41 - Outro, Danny's thoughts on Mexico, ‘one false flag away from complete tyranny’, 9/11 Bush terror nonsense Get full access to The Danny Roddy Weblog at dannyroddy.substack.com/subscribe

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