...or allergen-free fructose, using DIY minilabs?
https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/...-own-medicine-four-thieves-vinegar-collective
I personally think there is a conspiracy involved. Why are the majors-
- making lead-tainted vitamin C
-making allergen-tainted fructose
-adding harmful excipients to aspirin
when they have the resources to produce better vitamin C, better fructose, and better aspirin?
In the case of aspirin, isn't the reason people don't use aspirin is because mainly it is about being allergic to it? And if adding harmful excipients to aspirin is meant to lead people to use more expensive blood thinners in place of aspirin, aren't we glad we can still buy harmfulexcipient-free aspirin? I'm glad that because of this, Ray Peat isn't warning us not to take aspirin, as there is aspirin that can be bought that isn't purposefully "tainted."
Unfortunately, the same cannot be said of vitamin C and fructose.
Therefore, we need to be able to find a lab that can make these for us. A lab in our own home would be nice, wouldn't it?
Can someone develop a minilab and either sell it or publish DIY plans to make vitamin C and fructose? If it's to be sold and funds are needed for developing it, I'd support a Kickstarter project on it.
Wouldn't it be nice if Ray could finally say "Vitamin C is good" and "Fructose is allergy-free."
https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/...-own-medicine-four-thieves-vinegar-collective
I personally think there is a conspiracy involved. Why are the majors-
- making lead-tainted vitamin C
-making allergen-tainted fructose
-adding harmful excipients to aspirin
when they have the resources to produce better vitamin C, better fructose, and better aspirin?
In the case of aspirin, isn't the reason people don't use aspirin is because mainly it is about being allergic to it? And if adding harmful excipients to aspirin is meant to lead people to use more expensive blood thinners in place of aspirin, aren't we glad we can still buy harmfulexcipient-free aspirin? I'm glad that because of this, Ray Peat isn't warning us not to take aspirin, as there is aspirin that can be bought that isn't purposefully "tainted."
Unfortunately, the same cannot be said of vitamin C and fructose.
Therefore, we need to be able to find a lab that can make these for us. A lab in our own home would be nice, wouldn't it?
Can someone develop a minilab and either sell it or publish DIY plans to make vitamin C and fructose? If it's to be sold and funds are needed for developing it, I'd support a Kickstarter project on it.
Wouldn't it be nice if Ray could finally say "Vitamin C is good" and "Fructose is allergy-free."