Can Endurance Sports Really Cause Harm? The Lipopolysaccharides of Endotoxemia and Their Effect on the Heart

Jan 18, 2016 // by Team FPS // aerobic, atherosclerosis, athlete, bacteria, bacterial infection, cardiovascular disease, cirrohsis, CVD, diabetes, endotoxin, endurance, exercise, fibrosis, General, gram negative bacteria, gym, heart, heart disease, high fat meal, inflammation, intestines, Kupffer cells, lipopolysaccharide, liver, LPS, metabolic syndrome, Ray Peat, sepsis, smoking, sport, stress, training // Comments Off

Also See: Endotoxin: Poisoning from the Inside Out Ray Peat, PhD on Endotoxin Exercise Induced Stress Stress — A Shifting of Resources Exercise and Endotoxemia Carbohydrate Lowers Exercise Induced Stress Low carb + intensive training = fall in testosterone levels Exercise and Effect on Thyroid Hormone Exercise Induced Menstrual Disorders Ray Peat, PhD: Quotes Relating […]

Can Endurance Sports Really Cause Harm? The Lipopolysaccharides of Endotoxemia and Their Effect on the Heart

Jan 18, 2016 // by Team FPS // aerobic, atherosclerosis, athlete, bacteria, bacterial infection, cardiovascular disease, cirrohsis, CVD, diabetes, endotoxin, endurance, exercise, fibrosis, General, gram negative bacteria, gym, heart, heart disease, high fat meal, inflammation, intestines, Kupffer cells, lipopolysaccharide, liver, LPS, metabolic syndrome, Ray Peat, sepsis, smoking, sport, stress, training // Comments Off

Also See: Endotoxin: Poisoning from the Inside Out Ray Peat, PhD on Endotoxin Exercise Induced Stress Stress — A Shifting of Resources Exercise and Endotoxemia Carbohydrate Lowers Exercise Induced Stress Low carb + intensive training = fall in testosterone levels Exercise and Effect on Thyroid Hormone Exercise Induced Menstrual Disorders Ray Peat, PhD: Quotes Relating […]

The Story of an Egg

Jan 17, 2016 // by Team FPS // cage free, egg, eggs, free range, General, marketing, pasture raised, pastured, poultry, protein // Comments Off

Pasture raised is the term to look for when buying eggs.

Joseph Dumit: Maximum Prescriptions: Growing Health and Happiness through Facts and Pharmaceuticals

Jan 7, 2015 // by Team FPS // disease, drugs, General, health, Joe Dumit, marketing, medicine, money, pharma, prescriptions, profits, sickness // Comments Off

Joe Dumit provides insight into the minds of pharmaceutical companies. Economics, marketing, and medicine are intimately linked. Diseases that offer the highest potential return on investment are researched the most. Props to Martin Brown for the find.

Common features of stress response

Oct 25, 2014 // by Team FPS // acth, adaptation, adrenal gland, adrenaline, catatoxic, cortisol, defense, disease, fight or flight, gas, General, general adaptation syndrome, health, homeostasis, pituitary, Ray Peat, resistance, Selye, stereotyped response, stereotypical response, stress, sugar, syntoxic, ulcer // Comments Off

Also see: Low Blood Sugar Basics Stress — A Shifting of Resources Ray Peat, PhD on Low Blood Sugar & Stress Reaction Belly Fat, Cortisol, and Stress Stress, Portrait of a Killer – Full Documentary (2008) Stress and Aging: The Glucocorticoid Cascade Hypothesis Sugar (Sucrose) Restrains the Stress Response W.D. Denckla, A.V. Everitt, Hypophysectomy, & […]

TNF-alpha, Obesity, Endotoxin, Insulin Resistance, and Diabetes

Oct 19, 2014 // by Team FPS // belly fat, calcium, cytokine, dairy, diabetes, diabetes mellitus, endotoxin, energy, FFA, free fatty acids, General, gram negative bacteria, inflammation, insulin resistance, lipolysis, lipopolysaccharide, LPS, metabolic syndrome, NIDDM, obesity, randle cycle, saturated fat, syndrome x, TNF, tumor necrosis factor // Comments Off

Also see: Endotoxin: Poisoning from the Inside Out Protection from Endotoxin Endotoxin-lipoprotein Hypothesis Low Sodium Diet: High FFA, Insulin Resistance Aldosterone, Sodium Deficiency, and Insulin Resistance The Randle Cycle Free Fatty Acids Suppress Cellular Respiration Dairy, Calcium, and Weight Management in Adults and Management Belly Fat, Cortisol, and Stress Stress and Aging: The Glucocorticoid Cascade […]

Leptin, Estrogen, Inflammation, Breast Cancer

Oct 16, 2014 // by Team FPS // aromatase, autoimmune, breast, cancer, carcinogen, cortisol, cytokine, endotoxin, estrogen, General, hot flash, immune system, immunity, infection, inflammation, leptin, leptin resistance, lipopolysaccharide, LPS, menopause, obesity, parathyroid, progesterone, PTH, Ray Peat, sepsis, stress, sucrose, sugar, thyroid, weight loss // Comments Off

Also see: Sugar (Sucrose) Restrains the Stress Response Endotoxin: Poisoning from the Inside Out Ray Peat, PhD on Endotoxin Hormonal profiles in women with breast cancer Plasma Estrogen Does Not Reflect Tissue Concentration of Estrogen Pre and Postmenopausal Women: Progesterone Decreases Aromatase Activity Fat Tissue and Aging – Increased Estrogen Estrogen Related to Loss of […]

Common Paths to a High Metabolism

Aug 5, 2014 // by Team FPS // bioenergetics, cellular energy, energy, General, hormones, metabolism, Ray Peat, stress // Comments Off

Also see: Common Paths to a Low Metabolism Promoters of Efficient v. Inefficient Metabolism Collection of FPS Charts Collection of Ray Peat Quote Blogs by FPS Master List – Ray Peat, PhD Interviews Components of Daily Energy Expenditure Body Temperature, Metabolism, and Obesity This chart provides several ways in which cell metabolism is optimized by […]

Universal Principle of Cellular Energy

Jun 22, 2014 // by Team FPS // aging, carbon dioxide, co2, cytochrome oxidase, disease, energy, estrogen, General, glycolysis, lactic acid, living state, oxidative metabolism, polyunsaturated fats, progesterone, PUFA, Ray Peat, regeneration, renewal, Respiration, resting state, streaming, stress, thyroid, Universal Principle of Cellular Energy, UPCE // Comments Off

Also see: Mitochondrial Medicine Protect the Mitochondria Collection of Ray Peat Quote Blogs by FPS Carbon Dioxide as an Antioxidant Carbon Dioxide Basics Comparison: Carbon Dioxide v. Lactic Acid Comparison: Oxidative Metabolism v. Glycolytic Metabolic Promoters of Efficient v. Inefficient Metabolism ATP Regulates Cell Water Cardiolipin, Cytochrome Oxidase, Metabolism, & Aging High Cholesterol and Metabolism […]

Inflammatory C-Reactive Protein (CRP)

Jun 8, 2014 // by Team FPS // acute phase protein, acute phase proteins, atherosclerosis, cancer, CRP, diabetes, endotoxin, estradiol, estrogen, exercise, General, heart attack, heart disease, inflammation, liver, menopause, obesity, plaque, prostaglandins, PUFA, radiation, Ray Peat, tumor, unsaturated fats // Comments Off

Also see: Endotoxin: Poisoning from the Inside Out Ray Peat, PhD on Endotoxin Exercise and Endotoxemia Anti-Inflammatory Omega -9 Mead Acid (Eicosatrienoic acid) “Systemic metabolic problems make local problems worse, and if a local injury is serious, it can cause the liver to produce stress-related proteins called “acute phase proteins,” including fibrinogen and serum amyloids […]