Spod_Gaju

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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
I am sorry I used GasBuddy as an example since I agree it is a stretch, but still not one I disagree with. But let's get back to Apple...if it was functioning at "100% user privacy" would it be able to give access to your dat
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
"100% user privacy." That is a huge stretch and a signal as to how good Apple is with their marketing. If they are still letting apps like GasBuddy to sell your location to insurance companies then they are no where near "100
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Magnesium in Drug Abuse and Addiction (2011)(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
My disorder was caused by too much ATP in the mitochondria and too little in the cytosol. I have a Partial PNP Deficiency[1]. The higher ATP and GTP in my mitochondria causes higher sensitivity to all the G Protein Coupled Receptors[2], thi
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
If you have a stake in curing ADHD we need to talk. I will send you an email soon. Here is a teaser: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1624838/ The hypothesis We propose that in ADHD, astrocyte fun
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
I 100% agree that it is dogma that inhibits the understanding and progression of treating human disorders. Take a look at Alzheimer's for example. They are still droning on and on about plaques as being the cause and despite trial afte
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
I am the OP. First, I am glad this post has gotten so much attention and traction. But what if I told you I cured my mental illness at 58 years old, a serious case of Bipolar Disorder Schizoaffective Type that had me on Disability and in an
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It is time for more holistic practices in mental health(journals.plos.org)
134 points by Spod_Gaju 2y ago|134 comments
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Metabolic Agents That Enhance ATP Can Improve Cognitive Functioning (2011)(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
Yes, pretty much everywhere but the eye. https://www.proteinatlas.org/ENSG00000138735-PDE5A/tissue
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
Actually, exercise lowers cGMP (and low cGMP is what Viagra reverses) so your "simple solution" is actually totally wrong.
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
Too little NO is bad for you, too much NO is bad for you.
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
If this is true they altered zinc metabolism might play a role in dementia since zinc is the cofactor for PDE5, or that people who do not make enough cGMP are prone to dementia (which also means they might be low in GTP and GTP regulates gl
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
I am this way as well. People do not realized that the cannibinol (CB1, CB2) receptors can be overly sensitive in some people. Haveing a lot of ATP and GTP will tend to do this since ATP and GTP sensitize all the g protein coupled receptors