So who can give it a try.
Not a place have been to but as a fan of history certain places peeked my interest to one day visit.
A clue, this showed me one of the devastations war can cause.

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Already smelling 2024

thats the nagasaki hypocenter park 🥱🥱

Surprise, surprise...  
NAC is said to support Sars-cov-2 spike protein breakdown, too.
Generally, higher initial viral load, more intense symptoms.

It got me too, but i'm Covid negative, so it's one of the common viruses that i caught. I also hit my knee pretty hard yesterday, so i'm hobbling around a bit. Last but not least, on Christmas Eve i cut myself with a tin-can lid, a pretty deep gaping cut. The flesh was colored like tuna sushi once bleeding stopped, i was kind of impressed. Between the left thumb and index finger, where the skin is moving all the time, i should have got two stitches, but i didn't want to catch a flu or covid at the hospital, which was overloaded with symptomatic patients already, as usual on this special date and the days after. Good docs are on holiday, and i didn't want another ugly scar.
Soooo, what to do? I decided to use McGyver's stitching (Superglue) and tape my thumb to the index finger for a couple of days, and as far as i can judge today, it worked (did this two times before already, but this one was the largest wound, yet).
Next day: Runny nose. Perfect timing


Which type of Magnesium and Zinc do you take? With Mg, there are several, each with other benefits. I, personally take Mg-Glycinate (bound to L-Glycin) 2x375mg/d, which is fine to elevate body Magnesium levels, because you can take higher amounts without softening stool too much, like when using Mg-Citrate or -Carbonate. The Citrates give me the shits at about 300mg a dose and worsen my fructose malabsorption, so i also take Zinc-Glycinate (25mg/d), had great results with Picolinate too, but it's expensive.
Only thing to watch is your copper level, but if you take Zn before going to sleep, it should be fine, because the copper can be absorbed all day through other food. I'm sensitive to copper, which gives me zinc-definiency symptoms if i take Cu as a supplement, or eat too much food rich in copper.

You can't enjoy Bitcoin much if you are not feeling healthy, so the health topics are at least a bit related and not completely off-topic here.
But this is just uhm... my opinion, man  

Get well quickly, brother.

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@JJG: Maybe you remember my past with chronic fatigue, this was when pharma couldn't help and i had to dive into biochemistry literature to find promising supplements. This way i learned which ones were actually effective and how they interact. There are some overrated (remember the B12 hype?), some snake-oilish ones, but a few are very effective when dosed and absorbed properly. All the B-Vitamins are cross-dependent in metabolism, it's rarely the case to successfully address a deficit without causing another one in the Group of B-Vitamins. You should probably take B6 and B1 in about double RDA, four hours apart, also to the Niacin to keep things working well over longer times. I'll come back to your Glutamin/Niacin thread later, got some more knowledge and experience to share about these two as well.

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Saylor strikes again

i claim that his first investment in 2024 will be 10850BTC

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Thanks, it's mild, only these joint pains are a bit annoying atm.
Zinc is best absorbed uncombined, there's little to none problem when taken with Mg and Vitamin C, but over the course of a day you feed plenty of nutritients to your system that reduces Mg and Zn uptake, like Iron, Copper, Phosphate. Vitamin-C is the least problematic, it gets broken down very early in the digestion process. Just throw in the Mg-Glycinate in the morning, if you want to add more Mg.
Solgar has good reputation, afaik, and there's nothing mixed in to mess with bioavailability. A bad example is Copper+Zinc from the drugstore/supermarket front, or Calcium without Magnesium and Vitamin K2, to name a few.

I do B-Complex (with little B12), Thiamin (B1) and Ginseng, Bromelain, Mg in the morning, Mg at noon, Zinc at night. Sometimes a little B3 (10mg) and B6 (12mg) 4 hours apart to compensate for the much of B1 i have to take against the fatigue, ACE every 3rd day or so.
This keeps my engines running, my hair colored and my muscles/joints free of pain.

The dreaming is a miracle to me. I get very wild and intense dreams from B6, when i took 25mg a day, as well from Supps supporting Serotonine levels (can't remember the name).

You perfectly describe the situation. One needs a strategy but defining it is difficult. Lately I'm talking on another forum (a French one) with people who are planning for FIRE or have done it already, with or without crypto, and clearly their strategies and "fuck you" amount are very varied.

In my case a major consideration is family and country. Currently I'm single but I'd like a partner and kids, that costs money. And country, if I don't need to work, I don't need to stay in this expensive, high tax country either. Living in a cheaper place changes the calculation.

As for BTC price fluctuating, yeah it means ideally you have some cash to "buy the dips", but also to live let's say the next couple of years, so that you don't need to sell corn during dips.

I'm definitely hodling and DCAing until 100K at least, at that point I think I want to sell a bit, maybe 5% of my stash so that I have cash to buy a dip after that. But that's my current thinking.