yeah in a medical setting it's usually never good, but afaik it's not the tetany that doctors are worried about about but rather what's causing it. I did a lon

yeah in a medical setting it's usually never good, but afaik it's not the tetany that doctors are worried about about but rather what's causing it. I did a longer write-up on the physiological effects which you might find interesting: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1RuDv_E9osM1CCFWZMywMru9Jn-dw0HwBHXhGUU9osHo/edit?tab=t.0 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1RuDv_E9osM1CCFWZMywMru9J...