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If you’re eating oysters, do you need to eat liver too? | Masterjohn Q&A Files #256

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Which nutrients do we need every single day? | Masterjohn Q&A Files #192

Question: Which nutrients do we need every single day? I would say that the top ones to be concerned about from a have-to-get-it-today perspective would be zinc and B12. And both of those have absorption caps that are fairly tight, but B12 is the number one concern. You want to pay decent attention to the …

Why would ferritin rise on a low-carb diet when iron status is stable? | Masterjohn Q&A Files #163

Question: Why would ferritin rise on a low-carb diet when iron status is stable? Well, they sound copper deficient because copper is needed to mobilize iron out of ferritin. Copper is most abundant in plant foods, except that it’s also very rich in liver. And it’s pretty decent in a number of shellfish, but on …

How to fix high iron and calcium, low copper and magnesium, without blood donation? | Masterjohn Q&A Files #143

Question: How to fix high iron and calcium, low copper and magnesium, without blood donation? Your only options for decreasing iron levels are to eat a low meat vegetarian diet high in vegetables, nuts, seeds, and whole grains. That’s probably your best bet. But the thing is, a very vegetable rich diet is gonna be …

Newly Updated: What I’m Doing for the Coronavirus

Newly updated (in fact, wholly rewritten) August 30, 2020. The original version of this article can be found here. I recently released Version 5.0 of The Food and Supplement Guide for the Coronavirus, with the largest overhaul being the use of three different protocols depending on whether one is in a low-risk, moderate-risk, or high-risk …

23 Elderberry Products at 35% Off

Looking for elderberry? Inside the CMJ Masterpass, we have a dedicated storefront that has 23 different elderberry products, all at 35% off. These include: Wise Woman Herbals, at $12.42 for 2 oz (it goes for $19.75 on Amazon). Gaia Herbs Black Elderberry, at $13.65 for 2 oz (it goes for $21.54 on Amazon). New Chapter …

A Few Interesting COVID-19 Studies From Today

Nothing published in preprint* form was interesting enough for me to take a deep dive into, but there were a few studies worth mentioning, and here they are. One paper suggested that tocilizumab, an inhibitor of interleukin-6 (IL-6), reduces mortality from COVID-19. Whether patients received it, after some basic inclusion criteria, was left to the judgment …

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Glutathione and COVID-19: Very Preliminary Evidence

The New York Post reported this Saturday on the case of a second year medical student at Sophie Davis/CUNY School of Medicine who apparently cured his mom’s COVID-19-related respiratory distress with 2,000 milligrams of glutathione. Josephine Bruzzese, 48, developed symptoms of COVID-19 on March 22. “She was so short of breath she couldn’t speak,” the …