Posted on 06/21/2017 3:15:48 PM PDT by NohSpinZone
Israeli scientists discover an abnormality in neurons’ protective membrane may enable the immune system to launch a mistaken attack.
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And here I thought it was racism, sexism or a microaggression.
“What is the honeymoon connection, do you think?”
It was the beginning of a healthy marriage with an excellent partner. When they were previously married in horrible relationships the symptoms did not manifest.
All of the individuals were very intelligent professionals and several were Dr’s. When I first experienced this many years ago it was with an MD in her 50’s. When I touched the trauma memory it knocked her and her walker over sideways, even though I was over ten feet from her physical body.
Any news on the MD front? BIL has it, as does his brother, he is at the wheel chair stage. Current meds aren’t much help.
“Have you found any luck with the b vitamins and myelin? Or some of the experimental stuff the russians have been working on for myelin regeneration?”
I have not worked with this as MS is not my primary area of research. However it would make sense as the B vitamins help preserve healthy DNA transcription and replication through the process of methylation, often referred to as an epigenetic effect. If you want to learn more about this, the most interesting study is by Randy Jirtle at Duke University using Agouti mice which are genetically predisposed to obesity, diabetes and cancer. His experiments showed a repression of the predisposed genetic traits, even through future generations. There is an excellent PBS NOVA film on YouTube on his work.
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/body/epigenetics.html
“myasthenia gravis. Another degenerative disease.”
I find it interesting in that MG involves much shorter cranial nerves where MS effects the much longer spinal nerves. Makes me wonder if there is a brain stem lesion or cyst affiliated with this.
Wow! Very interesting. Thank you for the insight!
My responses sound a bit unusual. Ever since I died of meningitis and returned to my physical body, I physically feel the stored memories in the soul around people. As I walk up to them it is a review of their entire life since conception.
Often I will merely have the person think of their medical illness or the specific area in their body where the primary symptoms are located. I have them close their eyes and I walk back about 15 feet from them. When my hand hits the specific memory that created the predisposition to the illness it often knocks the person off their feet, even though I am many feet from them and have not stimulated any of their five senses. Cancer for example feels like cactus when I touch the original memory in the soul that manifests the current illness.
With MS I feel the feminine aspect of consciousness as dominant and there is always, without exception an internalization of negative emotion. When I touch the memory the person always falls to their left. (If they externalize feelings such as anger at another they fall to their right) This is true for each specific emotional life experience memory stored in their soul since conception. What I sense is the consciousness in the human soul that manifests the physical body.
Israel science ping
How long ago was it that you died from meningitis? Very interesting story.
“How long ago was it that you died from meningitis?”
1988
MG can be treated... managed.
MS, not so much.
Sorta the good news are a lot of universities are now spending tons of money on Neuroscience. My son was considering PhD programs in Neurosci and I was stunned at all the available programs in the US and world wide.
Finally the technology exists were we can start seriously studying the brain.
I’m hopeful for not only degenerative diseases but mental illness which is just brain disease.
More R & D on non addictive pain meds is needed, 1.3 M INTRACTABLE PAIN PATIENTS WITH INCURABLE DISEASES. I think that is a low ball #. ICC BLADDER disease is not curable, treatable except with high doses of pain meds.
DUMBO mandated the reduction on pain meds, so people with very painful diseases that have no cure are now committing suicide, which gets lumped into OD’S deaths.
Just had trigger thumb & torn thumb ligament repaired Friday, the usual VERSED was LACED WITH SOMETHING ELSE, with just VERSED I never have trouble waking up easily, this time took way to long and left me fuzzy headed/dizzy. I’ve had major surgery with just VERSED, never had a issue with it.
Not once was a drug looked up to see if it was ‘safe’ to use on me, a SIDE EFFECT QUEEN.
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