not sure if i am understanding right. please correct the following if you can if i got anything wrong.
it seems to my seriously not working brain as if the state of play in many places, at least in usa, is that:
- vaccines [original or omicron] help you get less sick from infection, reduce...
why are they not for initial vaccinations?
i get that original antigenic sin is not well understood, but wouldn't it be better to fixate on newer + older variants? i'd prefer that, but perhaps somebody with a working brain cell unlike mine now knows.
this lay article seems a bit confused...
i will be interested in where this goes. i believe hr is a correct characterization and needed thing to do. both with respect to mass hr violation and mass hr atrocity crimes. and other stuff.
one question from my experience is enforcement. do they take what they need to seriously vs. go...
> Studying Long COVID Might Help Others With Post-Viral Fatigue Ailments
i have come to nearly despise this type of sound bite. can't put finger on it, but i think it's the arrow of help.
never mind the usual omissions about severity and progressiveness and persecution and sociopolitical...
is the glutamate's observed behavior in the study essential in that brain location? what i mean is, can we reasonably surmise that it is an evolved response to protect something, or are we talking about something like normal operation creates glutamate in that location for whatever reason and...
just wondering what the deal is with 100,000. [i am aware that fractions have been shown to improve reasoning that is related to the base rate fallacy or some such thing, but what i encountered of that result does not apply here.]
i'd prefer a percentage, a proportion, or at least a...
after all we have seen done to the curent attacked diseases and all that we know about history, i have come to believe that making the world better is not the result, in practice, of many of the psych* fields. experimental included.
regardless of intent or beliefs, or incidental good done, it...
unable to read entire thread but woul dlike to. has there been a consensus of any kind? can /untreated/ lyme result in severe progressive m.e.-like symptoms [or m.e.], highly multisystem, and other symptoms, for many years? [end on-topic part.]
I grew up in in a top endemic Lyme disease...
can you please say what you mean by:
> More restricted feeding time, usually 16/8 fasting, but occasionally 20/4 and rarely 36/12.
i assume you mean soemthing like 16h no eating and 8h where you eat at whatever times during those 8h?
[personal note: i often do something like [iiuc] 20/4...
ime this is key. i have a more nuanced and detailed response someplace but don't have it in me to search for it atm. sleep, including but not limited to circadian stuff, mediates pem. and pem can make sleep worse.
this is probably a reply that has obvious answers from the paper or even op, but what is the half life of the protein in normals given the same methodology?
also, do we have any surmises at whether the protein itself is harmful rather than downstream of something? also, does the result say...
i think it is entirely natural that if you have pans, you might also have pots. and spatulas.
lipkin and hornig and others did at least one paper on pandas [perhaps this: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/19668249/]. and i think hornig might have suggested at one point m.e. etiology could be...
> muscle damage and progressive nature. It’s not the same condition clearly, but there can be some symptom overlap sometimes, although there are also some differences & specific symptoms doctors look for in mitochondrial disease such as the organ involvement.
i'm confused here because muscle...
if i hold my arm up briefly it becomes intolerable. whether supine or standing. idk if htat is consisten with m.e. or mito?
i think same occurs using any muscle i try, such as bending foot toward shin while supine, legs and heels fully supported.
[but to make it more complex i have...
> Nath says he will not publish a preprint or release results in advance of publication
i wonder why we can't get a small formal self-contained report that not impede the big paper. even a well-annotated subject flow diagram. least publishable unit is sardonic but perhaps it could be useful...
also those who do not have any survival capability due to lack of services. survival needs not met. i am facing this.
that is, nobody able or willing to help if any and no government services that help.
also children whose family, doctors, peers, teachers do not treat them as sick. [edit...
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