I have to admit, being a Brit of a certain age I cannot intellectually "feel" what body temperatures are in celsius, and what they might mean. I have to convert to fahrenheit for it to be meaningful.
The highest temperature I've ever knowingly had in my life was 105.5 F, which is 40.8 C. If...
A similar idea was mentioned (I won't say "discussed" - the article was "reporting" not "journalism") in a BBC article yesterday.
Middle-aged women 'worst affected by long Covid', studies find
(The article and related paper is discussed here
Physical, cognitive and mental health impacts of...
Title : COVID-19 and Obesity: The 2021 Atlas
Subtitle : The cost of not addressing the global obesity crisis
Dated : March 2021
Link : https://www.worldobesityday.org/assets/downloads/COVID-19-and-Obesity-The-2021-Atlas.pdf
This document is very long - 227 pages
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Foreward
Welcome to our...
I found two possible listings for Turkingtons as directors in the Companies House website - it may be a true family business with siblings, cousins and children involved :
https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/07192064/officers...
Just as a suggestion... I've read that many people with ME have proven low cortisol. I don't know the biochemical connection between cortisol and adrenaline, other than they are both produced by the adrenal glands and are both stress hormones. But perhaps if you have a low level of either of...
I used to get hypnic jerks. I also had Exploding Head Syndrome.
Thankfully I appear to have aged out of both these conditions, although I think that improving both these conditions may have been speeded along by improving my nutrient levels, something I did by myself without the aid of doctors...
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