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vanity ^ | March 19 2019 | little jeremiah

[little jeremiah]

https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/3735908/posts?page=1940#1940

I’ve used both

https://dir.indiamart.com/impcat/ivermectin.html
and
https://www.alldaychemist.com/

they both were reliable. I went with whichever had the cheaper price on what I was looking for. I’ve order see d from AllDayChemist several times, India Mart only once. I believe it’s all day chemist but says that if your package is stopped in customs they will send an additional one for free. It’s on the website somewhere.

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Sweetiepiezer, check this out. You can ask CottonBall any questions you might have.

[little jeremiah]

Pinging the list, hat tip to Conservative Mind. [freepmail to get on/off list]

Yet another reason to exercise! I’m demented enough as it is.

https://medicalxpress.com/news/2024-05-significant-impact-immune-cells-brain.html

Research finds exercise has a significant impact on immune cells that support brain function

New research published in Aging Cell provides insights into how exercise may help to prevent or slow cognitive decline during aging.

For the study, investigators assessed the expression of genes in individual cells in the brains of mice. The team found that exercise has a significant impact on gene expression in microglia, the immune cells of the central nervous system that support brain function. Specifically, the group found that exercise reverts the gene expression patterns of aged microglia to patterns seen in young microglia.

Treatments that depleted microglia revealed that these cells are required for the stimulatory effects of exercise on the formation of new neurons in the brain’s hippocampus, a region involved in memory, learning, and emotion.

The scientists also found that allowing mice access to a running wheel prevented and/or reduced the presence of T cells in the hippocampus during aging. These immune cells are not typically found in the brain during youth, but they increase with age.

“We were both surprised and excited about the extent to which physical activity rejuvenates and transforms the composition of immune cells within the brain, in particular the way in which it was able to reverse the negative impacts of aging,” said co-corresponding author Jana Vukovic, Ph.D., of The University of Queensland, in Australia.

“It highlights the importance of normalizing and facilitating access to tailored exercise programs. Our findings should help different industries to design interventions for elderly individuals who are looking to maintain or improve both their physical and mental capabilities.”