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Tkins t1_japhvma wrote
Reply to comment by halebounddr in Anxiety can be created by the body, mouse heart study suggests by halebounddr
Intolerance to FODMAPs*
johnleeshooker t1_japhc78 wrote
Reply to comment by Admirable-Cabinet-52 in US public investment in critical research contributed to the success of mRNA Covid vaccines, and saved millions of lives by geoxol
300 yrs of medical history says you’d be wrong.
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Admirable-Cabinet-52 t1_japfbu9 wrote
Reply to comment by johnleeshooker in US public investment in critical research contributed to the success of mRNA Covid vaccines, and saved millions of lives by geoxol
I’m fully aware. Thought the whole vaccinate our way out of the pandemic logic was now largely accepted as redundant?
DamonFields t1_japeuuu wrote
Reply to US public investment in critical research contributed to the success of mRNA Covid vaccines, and saved millions of lives by geoxol
Republicans will make sure that never happens again.
ramkitty t1_japcjdc wrote
Reply to comment by Ok-Cut4890 in Anxiety can be created by the body, mouse heart study suggests by halebounddr
Toe heavy posture and anterior pelvic tilt greatly contribute to vagus tension
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supermaja t1_japaa8d wrote
Reply to comment by halebounddr in Anxiety can be created by the body, mouse heart study suggests by halebounddr
I would argue that another mechanism involves the uncertainty of gut problems in IBS causes anxiety, and perhaps anxiety provokes or sustains attacks. Perhaps better control of IBS can decrease anxiety, and the decreased anxiety in turn reduces attacks.
Darkhorseman81 t1_japa3hq wrote
Wonder if it's linked to Queuine Deficiency dysregulating tetrahydrobiopterin.
The heart cannot utilize phenylalanine appropriately when BH4 is dysregulated. Also why peroxynitrites build up causing arterial stiffening, calcification and scarring.
Cholestrol doesn't cause heart attacks, it's just trying to heal wounds, which is what it does. It's the unhealable calcified scars that is the problem.
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johnleeshooker t1_jap8axn wrote
Reply to comment by Admirable-Cabinet-52 in US public investment in critical research contributed to the success of mRNA Covid vaccines, and saved millions of lives by geoxol
In case you missed the memo viruses mutate. And in the future, just so you know, there’s more than one virus.
ImportantRope t1_jap5j8f wrote
Reply to comment by RupanIII in A study found that "cannabis use is common amongst patients with tinnitus and current users of cannabis reported that it helped with their symptoms." by OregonTripleBeam
That's interesting, I've only had valium a couple times and I was preoccupied with the upcoming surgery
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emporerpuffin t1_jap56d7 wrote
Reply to A study found that "cannabis use is common amongst patients with tinnitus and current users of cannabis reported that it helped with their symptoms." by OregonTripleBeam
It's does nothing for my tinnitus except make me able to ignore it. Alcohol = bad time tho
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PsychologicalLuck343 t1_jap2avc wrote
Reply to comment by Carbon140 in Anxiety can be created by the body, mouse heart study suggests by halebounddr
There are doctors who will treat you before you're out of the normal range. If you could get in to see a young-ish internist with a good teaching hospital, they are less likely to dismiss you just because you're in the normal range. Most people feel their best with a TSH range between 1 and 2.
Please stay in touch. I used to be a thyroid advocate with ThyroidChange and can help you navigate some roadblocks. You don't have to live like this.
Disclaimer- I had to fight to get my Graves' disease tested for and properly treated.
AnuraSK t1_jap288n wrote
Reply to comment by jonathanrdt in US public investment in critical research contributed to the success of mRNA Covid vaccines, and saved millions of lives by geoxol
In Canada, to get tri-agency funding for research I believe it is a requirement that the papers be freely availabe, somewhere.
thinkmoreharder t1_jap19p0 wrote
Reply to comment by va_str in US public investment in critical research contributed to the success of mRNA Covid vaccines, and saved millions of lives by geoxol
If paid for with tax money, I’d be open to all of us voting on that. If paid with private money, taking the profit would stop people from investing in new drugs, so that could be damanging to society.
Carbon140 t1_jap0zpz wrote
Reply to comment by PsychologicalLuck343 in Anxiety can be created by the body, mouse heart study suggests by halebounddr
My father and grandmother both had hyperthyroidism, and I suspect I am on the path as I am thin and my tsh is on the low end of normal and slowly going down while my thyroxin is on the high end. Definitely feel the Anxiety, wish there was a reliable way to treat this that wasn't removing my thyroid.
Admirable-Cabinet-52 t1_jaoxquu wrote
Reply to comment by spoobydoo in US public investment in critical research contributed to the success of mRNA Covid vaccines, and saved millions of lives by geoxol
You want more doses?
aztronut t1_jaovaj9 wrote
Reply to Researchers have captured the signal of neutrinos from a nuclear reactor using a water-filled neutrino detector, a first for such a device. The finding offers the possibility of making neutrino detectors from a nontoxic material that is easy to handle and inexpensive to obtain. by MistWeaver80
Now what are we supposed to do with all of this carbon tetrachloride?
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Fretsurgeon t1_jaotr9h wrote
I hope everyone is anxiety free, and I love you all as well as want to announce my new band... Mouse Heart
Viendictive t1_japi6vl wrote
Reply to comment by va_str in US public investment in critical research contributed to the success of mRNA Covid vaccines, and saved millions of lives by geoxol
Profit is sometimes the only (or best) incentive for a private company to take the risks and invest, or else why bother? Competition between the private entities benefits the public too.