I got the same response from a GP who visited me this week.
Nothing’s gonna change until something huge enough is released to get this massive inertia rolling away.
Abstract
Background: Therapeutic options for hospitalized people with COVID-19 remain limited, especially for people with non-severe COVID-19 at risk of progression. The anti-inflammatory role of maraviroc, a CCR5 antagonists, makes it a good candidate for therapeutic strategies for COVID-19...
This is the first paper that I post here.
Please let me know if there’s any potential for improving the structure or if the subject is too far fetched for this forum.
Thank you!
Authors:
Maxime Taquet
John A. Todd
Paul J. Harrison
Abstract
AS01-adjuvanted shingles (herpes zoster) vaccination is associated with a lower risk of dementia, but the underlying mechanisms are unclear. In propensity-score matched cohort studies with 436,788 individuals, both the...
Skateboarder Dan Corrigan (also living in Los Angeles). Not super famous but he uploads daily to YouTube and gets around 20k views.
He also talks about his health struggles publicly.
See this recent scene for example:
Transcript (edit: formatted and highlighted symptoms)
Thanks, I checked it out. Seems to be subscription based, $20/year.
I wonder how your current app compares to Heart Graph by Smoky Cat Software Ltd.
It also allows to set min and max heart rate and you can enable an audio alarm.
From what I remember from the reviews, all the Apple watches had...
I agree.
I find the chest strap uncomfortable while laying in bed, so I only use it on special occasions.
The Quantified Scientist on YouTube has nice slides that compare the accuracy of different smartwatch models.
I wouldn’t buy a new one without first consulting his slides. Especially after...
Just as a side note: My Fitbit Charge 5 is really bad at measuring heart rate spikes.
Here’s a comparison with my Polar H10 Chest strap.
According to The Quantified Scientist on YouTube, the H10 is the gold standard for measuring heart rate at home.
This bio from infectiouscongress.com/ mentions the following:
biolife-publisher.it also mentions that time period.
His former boss, Professor Theoharides, has a website called mastcellmaster.com.
They started their podcast on Patreon for paying subscribers.
Then made the content available for free and they are now in the process of moving everything to their YouTube channel.
New episodes are released directly on YouTube.
Yeah, from what I gather, their magic pill is the „septad“. It’s a diagnostic process that’s explained in more detail in this post over at HealthRising.
They also did an entire episode about it on their Patreon, which they made freely available a few months back.
They are currently in the...
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