garganzol

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   by garganzol 3y ago

   "compromised extraction of oxygen by the body’s tissues" = mitochondrial dysfunction.
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   by garganzol 3y ago

   Genius tells a factual truth, a schizophrenic lies and is delusional. Usually, both types are highly intellectual. To an uninitiated external observer, there may be no difference between the two because the observer may be unaware of the tr
3. 213.▲
   by garganzol 3y ago

   To ordinary people, a genius is often indistinguishable from an illness. We should keep this in mind before jumping to immediate conclusions.
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   by garganzol 3y ago

   A body functions correctly only when electrolytes (potassium, sodium, etc.) are in their normal ranges. Any overflow or underflow out of the corresponding range causes a derangement of biological processes (= bad consequences).
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   by garganzol 3y ago

   The implication is that a dying brain (= cognitive decline) initiates a flight or fight response which includes adrenaline flare ups and high blood pressure as a result.
6. 216.▲
   by garganzol 3y ago

   High blood pressure may be not a cause of cognitive decline, but just a consequence. This is what happens in malnutrition. Absence of nutrients and coenzymes (vitamins) leads to energy deficit and results in cellular damage, nervous system
7. 217.▲
   by garganzol 3y ago

   > don't breathe Lack of oxygen immediately contributes to cognitive decline.
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   by garganzol 3y ago

   I am sure that hypnic jerk is related. Distortions of sleep/awake transitions have quite a universal pathology mechanics caused by brain stem / nerve damages. Either physical or metabolic. POTS is also a related condition. All tho
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   by garganzol 3y ago

   I doubt it is a global throttling by an IP address. The most common reason is ISP traffic shaping and ISP ingress/egress deals with the networks it is connected to.
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    by garganzol 3y ago

    Those are the symptoms of a mitochondrial dysfunction. One cannot compensate it with only a diet, TNF-a inhibitors, or anti-histamines. By quickly scrolling through the blog, "Energy Supplementation" section caught my attention. I
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    by garganzol 3y ago

    > neuronal cells are famous for being powered anaerobically Neurons are among the most energy-demanding cells in the body, they die the first without oxygen. Then come muscles (including heart) and liver. This means that all those cells
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    by garganzol 3y ago

    > What are those natural compounds? Vitamin D, and so on? The coenzymes and minerals participating in the Krebs cycle: B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B7, B9, B12, C, L-carnitine, Q10, magnesium plus some others. This is from the top of my head, but
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    by garganzol 3y ago

    The problem with this website is that it's filled with popups suggesting to accept cookies, privacy, and stuff. Before I ever see an unobstructed web page, I have to perform about two or three clicks accompanied with intimidating text
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    by garganzol 3y ago

    The idea is not to "work for free", the idea is to avoid single vendor situation when it comes to hosting.
15. 225.▲
    by garganzol 3y ago

    Sorry, you are right - it was Netlify who acquired Gatsby. I have fixed the original message.
16. 226.▲
    by garganzol 3y ago

    Where are people dissatisfied with Next migrating?
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    by garganzol 3y ago

    Next.js and Vercel are the same company. This means that the projects are susceptible to conflicts of interest. For example, pushing the server side forward while degrading the client story is the exact result one may get when such conflict
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    by garganzol 3y ago

    > You’re now so far removed from simple Unix-like principles, tools and platforms that migration will be harder by an order of magnitude Exactly my experience. Some services I manage are still entrenched in Big Co. Cloud, and it's a
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    by garganzol 3y ago

    The TCP connection limits are in place only when a central HTTP/HTTPS routing/termination is used. But you can turn that off by a config parameter in fly.toml file and by allocating static IPv4/IPv6 addresses for your app. By
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    by garganzol 3y ago

    While you are being sarcastic, all corps, big and small, will be there one day. The situation is like using UTF-8 when everybody still rely on ASCII.
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    by garganzol 3y ago

    This story resonates with me so much. An avid cloud platforms user in the past, now I just use Dockerfile + fly.io combo. Dockerfile gives you a total freedom without vendor lock-ins and forceful deprecations. I have never been calmer and h
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    by garganzol 3y ago

    Post-covid T2DM is a way of body to compensate for the loss of metabolic rate. A cell uses 3 main substrates to produce energy: glucose, lipids, and oxygen. When metabolic rate is low, the brain subconsciously registers that condition and t
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    by garganzol 3y ago

    Slow metabolic rate triggers a flight or fight response, just like a panic disorder, so no wonder there is an intersection of symptoms. But there is a big difference: slow metabolic rate leads to eventual cell death (metabolic encephalopath
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    by garganzol 3y ago

    Interesting take. For what it's worth, being paranoid drains energy, and energy is a scarce resource for those with distinguishable forms of Covid.
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    by garganzol 3y ago

    Immunosuppression do help, even its lightest forms such as NSAIDs in small quantities. But immunosuppression alone is not enough to overcome the pathology.
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    by garganzol 3y ago

    When the condition enters a pathological state, eating better is not enough to overcome it. There are no official treatments yet, but you can find some data from the field.
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    by garganzol 3y ago

    There is a gotcha: quantitative thiamine tests are false negative most of the times. But other blood markers can be revealing: homocysteine, HOMA-IR, blood pH, lactic acid. And it's not always exclusively a thiamine, for some people it
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    by garganzol 3y ago

    I completely agree, but the current public health system haven't caught up yet. A minimal amount of awareness may save someone's life and wellbeing.
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    by garganzol 3y ago

    This video [0] may be a good intro to the topic. There are other resources like [1] who gather and publish related information, including the first-hand experiences of post-Covid sufferers. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?
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    by garganzol 3y ago

    One should pay attention to the following symptoms: tingling/burning sensations especially in limbs, complexities with swallowing (dysphagia), chronic fatigue, shortness of breath with >= 96% SpO2, uncontrolled muscle cramps, panic