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by ninesnines 5y ago
Yes, please, do continue to slam a whole field that you are not yourself in. Love hearing from people who love to just cherry pick a couple of articles to support their claims. eye roll
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by ninesnines 5y ago
I use science twitter and, although I love the community for learning about new programs, fellowships, etc., I have noticed the the twitter alogrithm has been directing me to a lot of more negative science content. I will keep my twitter, b
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by ninesnines 5y ago
Hi! Thanks a ton - super curious research. What determines if individuals get Morganella and Kiebdiella bacteria? Is it genetic or can it be impacted by the food we eat? What is the mechanism of how these bacterias interact with the brain t
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by ninesnines 5y ago
Hi all! If you go to scihub and type in the name of the article you can download a pdf https://sci-hub.41610.org/amp Scihubs address moves, so you can type into google ‘where is scihub’ if the link doesn’t work The name of
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by ninesnines 5y ago
I will also be interested to see how this develops our understanding of the relationship between inflammation and psychiatric diseases, e.g. depression
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by ninesnines 5y ago
Hello! I think we have to parse this apart a bit. There have been some recent studies that show CSF is related to movement of metabolites in the brain, however these findings are very new. So if you theoretically wanted to induce more CSF
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by ninesnines 5y ago
Hello! Exactly! However, there has been also a lot of research that has built upon this 2019 paper -- here is a nice review article that touches on what we now know about changes in CSF and how that is coupled with neurodegenerative disease
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by ninesnines 5y ago
Hello! Because we see significant changes in CSF that can be induced by respiration, and meditation is known to decrease the frequency of respiration, I would expect there to be significant effects of CSF flow with meditation [1]. Beyond th
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by ninesnines 5y ago
Hello! This 2019 paper touches on CSF while awake -- CSF tends to be coupled with the respiration cycle. We know that you can also induce CSF flow by changing respiration [1]. Recent papers have shown that there can be coupling between the
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by ninesnines 5y ago
Wow — amazing if it makes animated gifs - I am always doing this manual!
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by ninesnines 5y ago
Ah no worries I don’t think it’s a normal thing to know and it is a super extreme patient! It’s my job to look at images like this, and even I was confused for a second because it’s such an extreme case!
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by ninesnines 5y ago
In the main figure, all of the dark grey/black part of the image is cerebrospinal fluid, which usually is present in the 4th, 3rd, and lateral ventricles. These ventricles are usually much smaller than this patient. Usually, where the