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by tudorw 9y ago
Yes, but the OP reply has a point, anecdotal evidence is often a factor in finding off label uses for pharmaceuticals, so it's worth recording and investigating anecdotal evidence, it's certainly not the basis for ongoing advice,
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by tudorw 9y ago
"Neural mechanisms of central sensitization modulate the amplitude of sensory inputs and enhance conscious perception of nociceptive and interoceptive stimuli. Objective biomarkers and mechanisms remain elusive for explaining the disab
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by tudorw 9y ago
indeed, https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18698000 The endocannabinoid anandamide is a substrate for the human polymorphic cytochrome P450 2D6. (The discovery of anandamide came from research into CB1 and CB2, as it
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by tudorw 9y ago
CFS is an umbrella term for a range of symptoms. I find the research into psychoneuroendocrinology very interesting, it's on the frontier of examining how our minds interact with our body to maintain a 'state', for example, i
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by tudorw 9y ago
So glad someone else recognised the reference, there is more at http://generalcreative.com it is very much an ongoing project, zigzag got spun into lots of zz structures, search github, also https://github.com/wa
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by tudorw 9y ago
Ted Nelson
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by tudorw 9y ago
Depends on your illness, and quality of the doctor, often I've met younger doctors whose up to date knowledge out bests that of experienced doctors who have not kept abreast of their field, more likely through resource challenges than
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by tudorw 9y ago
Youtube has live streams and recordings, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrgR2AqH5cA
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by tudorw 9y ago
not in isolation, no, fungibility is solely a currencies ability to be substituted for goods.
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by tudorw 9y ago
The value of fiat currency is that the issuing entity assures it's worth, ensures it's security, it's validity and facilitates flow. The benefits of cryptocurrency may look appealing, however, as a store of wealth it's a
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by tudorw 9y ago
This could be great for children, they are often capable of sleeping through alarms, also given the sense of smell has the lowest 'latency' to the brain out of all our senses it would seem worth investigating, I'd been thinki
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by tudorw 9y ago
A book :)
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by tudorw 9y ago
Yes, if you follow the lifecycle from exclusive expensive gadget only the rich can afford down to ubiquitous device which affords no status it would seem likely that conspicuously demonstrating you are beholden to the little box will be avo
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by tudorw 9y ago
If you're interested in this do have a look at some of the work on Psychoneuroendocrineimmunology (PNEI for short), emerging understanding of the microbiome, the gut brain axis, the role of bone-marrow in all of this, for example; Neur
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by tudorw 9y ago
Entropy, not something you want from a currency, also, paper money is not magic, it's a network of trust. I think block chain applications are out there, I just don't think cryptographic currencies are their best use.
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by tudorw 9y ago
Me too, almost as if acquiring all that wealth, primarily from corporations then redistribution was not something that was pre-considered, surely he is not that smart ;)
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by tudorw 9y ago
including the tax man ...
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by tudorw 9y ago
I think it's reasonably certain some alternative network with these kinds of features will emerge, validating authenticity of the contents origination was a known requirement of theoretical networks , because it's hard, both techn
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by tudorw 9y ago
I went the build your business route, if I had my time again I'd get the degree first, compared to the time, effort and risk of building a business taking 5 years to get a degree seems like time well spent. Getting a degree does not pr
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by tudorw 9y ago
Open sourcing is not a zero sum affair for the creator, I expect licensing agreements would need to be legally cleared and signed off, there would be an expectation of documentation to accompany the release and some kind of communications a
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by tudorw 9y ago
good find, thanks for taking the time
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by tudorw 9y ago
shipping
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by tudorw 9y ago
Most pain treatment in the hands of professionals would seek to establish there is no mechanical aspect to the pain, go and see a doctor first, then read books.
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by tudorw 9y ago
Here's some words on Neuropathic pain, as opposed to nociceptive pain which is what you would feel if someone stuck a fork in your leg, the next day, when I remind you of the fork incident, and you wince, that's an example of neur
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by tudorw 9y ago
" In summary, young children may be especially vulnerable to pesticides because of the sensitivity of their developing organ systems combined with a limited ability to enzymatically detoxify these chemicals (13,123,126-131). According
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by tudorw 9y ago
Organophosphates are very nasty indeed, if you look at research into those with large exposures, farmers, sheep dipping in particular; http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/calls-hillsboro... https:/&
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by tudorw 9y ago
Excellent, what a great demonstration and execution, thanks for sharing :)
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by tudorw 9y ago
I think that's just about the right thing to do, the changing job market and availability of work is a governance issue, trying to tie technological progress to governance is like tying a brick to a unicorn, the results undesirable at
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by tudorw 9y ago
"a large amount of people I met in a day wanted thought they should ask about it, want to try it, etc." it used to be like that with mobile phones :) I think as an early adopter you need to accept that bit with good humour!
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by tudorw 9y ago
Animal language studies: What happened? https://link.springer.com/article/10.3758/s13423-016-1101-y

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