Ray Peat's advice saved my life in 2015. If I'd followed Jack Kruse's advice, I'd be dead and cremated. <> AI Overview: "Jack Kruse, MD, and Ray Peat, PhD, largely disagree on the fundamental nature of serotonin. Kruse views serotonin as a beneficial, solar-driven mediator of circadian biology... Read More

Needless to say, I'm on Ray Peat's side. AI Overview: "Jack Kruse and Ray Peat hold opposing views on the role of nitric oxide (NO) in human health. Their core disagreement centers on whether nitric oxide is a protective signaling molecule or a destructive, stress-induced toxin that accelerates a... Read More

Cherry-picking from Ray Peat saved my life. I've been called the Anti-Kruse since 2015. I wrote 14 e-books countering Jack Kruse's views on fish oil and DHA. <> AI Overview: "Jack Kruse and Ray Peat hold fundamentally different frameworks regarding health and human metabolism. Kruse, a neur... Read More

AI Overview: "Ray Peat disliked nitric oxide (NO) because he viewed it as a toxic free radical that impairs cellular energy production and promotes degenerative diseases. Rather than seeing it as a beneficial signaling molecule, he argued that it damages the body through several primary mechanisms: ... Read More

AI Overview: "Ray Peat theorized that kidney health is deeply connected to whole-body metabolism, thyroid function, and stress hormones. He argued that a low-salt diet — often recommended for renal issues — can actually impair kidney function and cause fluid retention by triggering the release o... Read More