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Link to audio: Buteyko Breathing - Bud Weiss, 2008-09-15. BW: Bud Weiss RP: Ray Peat (transcribed by Giraffe) BW: Ray, could you just introduce yourself a bit, please? RP: Okay. I had been a student of several other subjects such as linguistics when I began studying biology in 1968, and I...

A lot of the topics in this episode were right up my alley, I wish Peat had just taken over whatever show comes on afterwards.

In a rare Ray Peat article which does not appear on his webpage we learn that the age pigment lipofuscin builds up in cells and correlates with age. viewtopic.php?t=1219 At the end of the article, Ray Peat recommends avoiding estrogen, excess iron and unsaturated fats. He also recommends...

Salt is cheap these days, but it looks like the body puts a higher value on it than on the neighboring minerals in the Table of the Elements which are more expensive for us to obtain...

A nice change of pace this month with a discussion on education. You'll also learn about Peat's favorite comic strips. Partway through there's a nervous-sounding caller with delayed audio. I could tell that he's dangerously good-looking and had a bowl of liver and mushrooms in front of him...

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No "that lady" this time. I'll see if I can make this an attachment later, the forum's being grumpy. http://www.toxinless.com/kmud-151016-cu ... -oxide.mp3

The site that was hosting most of the MP3s for these transcripts (uploadingit.com) has gone up in flames. If you open a link from a transcript post and see a message about FireFile.io, check this page for a working MP3: http://www.toxinless.com/peat/uploadingit-interviews A big :hattip to...

Ok, so many people is talking about iodine now. A user called visionsofstrenght over the old peatarian.com forum posted this, so I'm copying it here as well. Original thread (http://beesandbutterflies.org/52426/iod ... 426#q52426)

This is just a placeholder post for anyone looking for the September Herb Doctors show: a different program aired in its place. I didn't hear an explanation, maybe the other program (a panel about the California drought) was more urgent for the listenership.

“Soprano recorders are inexpensive (and fit the hands better than the more expensive, mellower altos), and are convenient for sporadic playing. Playing tunes stimulates the brain in some of the same ways that speaking does, but without the pressure; for example, people who stutter when they...

I'll try to convert this to an attachment later, but here's the latest interview: http://www.toxinless.com/kmud-150821-lo ... ropics.mp3

I found the following excerpt from Peat's article entitled "Fats and degeneration." This really stood out to me, as I frequent a lot of raw foodist forums, and Peat gives a plausible explanation for the evolutionary purpose and biological advantage behind cooking meat. Fantastic!

I was reading this this morning and laughed. Bone-dry humor. "Many people see coconut oil in its hard, white state, and--as a result of their training watching television or going to medical school--associate it with the cholesterol-rich plaques in blood vessels."

Peat is joined by two dashing rogues who are making a documentary you should support this month.