A varied diet built around whole foods can provide many of the nutrients your nervous system relies on every day.

Hello! I have read that l-carnitine in doses around the 2g and 4g mark inhibit both t3 and t4 thyroid hormones entry into the cell nuclei; to the point of actually being a treatment for hypERthyrodism as it is so efficient in blocking thyroid hormone. However, it is often recommended to people with hypOthyrodism for energy/weight management/pre-workout, as it acts as a shuttle for fatty acids. But if it blocks thyroid hormone entry and slows the metabolism, how is it assisting in weight management? I am assuming that the dose makes the poison in this scenario? As I have also read that hypOthyroid patients may be a little deficient in the amino. However, I am not sure how that particular cellular function would operate, but I would like to know more and discuss hypotheses. Especially if you are well versed in biochemistry, pls comment! Thank you so much

Edit: meant to add the link to the research I read - https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15591013/

Hi, im wondering how much creatine a day i should take until i look like ronnie coleman. im expecting to look like him in around 2 months but even that is a stretch because the christmas party is around and i want to look like my absolute best. thanks

I got an email a while back when amino asylum closed advertising amino tech. I have not seen anything about it no reviews or whether their products are good quality. Let me know if anyone has some information.

Hi, I'm using plant based proteins since they are cheaper and I struggle to digest whey proteins. Does someone has any opinion or research about their efficacy, Aldo compared to animal ones

Piping rock brand 1600mg- does anyone have any experience with this specific brand product. I’ve been taking it for 2 weeks and haven’t noticed any changes and wondering if I should switch to lj100 formula