The usual suspects, and foods that neither I like nor like me, of course. Too bad it didn't tell you how much of these things are helpful. Likely substantial.
has anyone tried a AHR antagonist? After doing some research it seems that Sorafenib is a potent one. It is available as generic but still very expensive. I wonder if one would just need a short course to break the “cycle”.
OK, cool. So PASC patients with higher kynurenine pathway metabolites in their blood had worst cognitive impairment? Neat.
And, sorry. I probably won't get back to adding more analysis on the above papers, etc. Bit off more than I can chew, there and getting a little overwhelmed with many avenues of personal research and health tracking, currently.
Although, I think that, going forwards, it might be more productive to consider how the high IDO2 -> AhR feedback loop could tie in with Phair's newer INFa-itaconate Shunt hypothesis (latest YT lecture, PR thread). Given Davis is very sure it's correct.
E.g. INFa is among the cytokines that induces increased IDO1 expression (priming the positive feedback loop). But maybe only weakly?
Here is their related paper, linked in the article, showing the positive feedback loop of IDO2 from the initiation of the kynurenine/aryl-hydrocarbon receptor/IDO-2 axis.
@junkcrap50 - I'm tagging @Cort here because odds are he didn't get an alert for your tag above. We've discovered that if a tag is added to a post after it's originally submitted - when it's edited - the tag doesn't work unfortunately! So hopefully this will do the trick
na, i highly doubt that 500million where used for research. maybe 10 million and the rest of the money got down the drain.
its the same with co2 tax, we have this in germany. the money just vanishes. i also bet it vanishes in eastern direction.
na, i highly doubt that 500million where used for research. maybe 10 million and the rest of the money got down the drain.
its the same with co2 tax, we have this in germany. the money just vanishes. i also bet it vanishes in eastern direction.
this is your linked tweet, this is what corruption looks like, 85% of money just vanished into uselessness.
i dont understand how so much of money just vanished into nothing. they did not even try to treat people.
they could have done a simple vitamin D intervention, it costs almost nothing. there were enough indications that this would help. other countries including germany had studies in similiar regard.
if people still believe 1,2 billion and no interventions and anything comes out of this is not a showcase for corruption - then nothing will.
The difference between corruption in the third world and in the USA is that we make it look fancy and funnel it through levels of bureaucracy and administration. It's not a bribe, it's a grant to a government bureau that split the money into four academic institutions that funded six university departments and on and on. In the end, people at NYU and Duke and in the government and elsewhere are making six figure salaries with seven and eight figure budgets and doing absolutely nothing to help anyone. I doubt they even remember the goal (helping patients) and just get caught up with publishing, journals, peer adulation circle jerks, tenure, media interviews, etc.
Honestly, I hope they all get sick. Couldn't happen to a more deserving bunch.
How can you tell if your genetics is highly suspectible? I recently recieved my Raw DNA data, however i have no idea what im looking for and what links us all with genetics to MECFS? Could you assist
na, i highly doubt that 500million where used for research. maybe 10 million and the rest of the money got down the drain.
its the same with co2 tax, we have this in germany. the money just vanishes. i also bet it vanishes in eastern direction.
How can you tell if your genetics is highly suspectible? I recently recieved my Raw DNA data, however i have no idea what im looking for and what links us all with genetics to MECFS? Could you assist
the researchers asked in this forum to send in raw genetics data for their research and they would tell how much those genetics are suspectible to this problem. i dont know what genes.
but they closed this a long time ago. dunno if they will still reply.
yea but thats corruption for me. a problem of big government. thats why government and big corporations dont get anything done.they just sustain their corruption at some point and burn money into nothingness.
and thats what they are pushing for in the west, even bigger more corrupt bodies... they want a globalist corporate world government. that will be the end of any progress.
in germany they cannot build airports and trainstations anymore. its insane.
i am a strong supporter of anarchy. small local communities which govern themselves using the money effectively. you can still make alliances and have a shared army or meet to talk about common projects like building a highway to connect communities or standardising electronics or common science projects.
when partaking bodies are not corrupt you will find solutions to those problems fast. its always lobbyism and corruption which prevents this.
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The difference between corruption in the third world and in the USA is that we make it look fancy and funnel it through levels of bureaucracy and administration. It's not a bribe, it's a grant to a government bureau that split the money into four academic institutions that funded six university departments and on and on. In the end, people at NYU and Duke and in the government and elsewhere are making six figure salaries with seven and eight figure budgets and doing absolutely nothing to help anyone. I doubt they even remember the goal (helping patients) and just get caught up with publishing, journals, peer adulation circle jerks, tenure, media interviews, etc.
Honestly, I hope they all get sick. Couldn't happen to a more deserving bunch.
The usual suspects, and foods that neither I like nor like me, of course. Too bad it didn't tell you how much of these things are helpful. Likely substantial.