
Ray Peat
Biologist; originator of the bioenergetic frame1936–2022
American biologist (PhD, University of Oregon, 1972) whose work on estrogen and progesterone seeded a fifty-year writing project on metabolism, thyroid, and protective steroids. His newsletter, books, and recorded interviews remain the corpus's primary substantive voice.
In their own words
ProgesteroneRU486, cancer, estrogen, and progesterone.2007
ThyroidThyroid: Misconceptions1993
EstrogenNatural Estrogens2008
CO2Resveratrol, rate of living, CO2, and aging2009
Against the grain
Positions from Ray Peat that run counter to mainstream consensus.
Counter to standard advice to increase polyunsaturated fat (omega-3/omega-6) intake
PUFAUnsaturated fatty acids: Nutritionally essential, or toxic?2008
Counter to the standard framing of estrogen as protective rather than a stress-and-aging-promoting agent
EstrogenEstrogen and brain aging in men and women: Depression, energy, stress2009
Counter to standard advice to limit sugar and sucrose intake
SugarGlucose and sucrose for diabetes.2012
Counter to the popular framing of serotonin as the "happiness hormone"
SerotoninTryptophan, serotonin, and aging2006
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Books
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Nutrition for Women
1993
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Generative Energy: Restoring the Wholeness of Life
1994
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From PMS to Menopause: Female Hormones in Context
1997
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Progesterone in Orthomolecular Medicine
1993
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Mind and Tissue: Russian Research Perspectives on the Human Brain
1976