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I am in touch with physicians and many people and we discovered many things that people are trying that are mentioned in the blog. TNF-a inhibitors, anti-histamines and diets. Plus, many of the supplements listed.
I much appreciate all the work on that blog and will give it a good read at some point.
I had a reaction to a drug. There is now research pointing to possible mitochondrial issues. I have some symptoms on/off.
Nerves are often affected as they are very energy dependent.
The insane thing is that if I get plenty of sun, like on a summer vacation my symptoms nearly disappear. A lot of people are having good results with red light therapy and it’s something I plan on trying.
I wonder if covid long haulers would also benefit from getting plenty of sun.
Why would anyone pay new car prices for a damaged car? It has lower resale value.
Just want to add context matters and comparing my argument to arguments against pro-lifers is unfair.
Assisted suicide only terminates a single life of an individual who has made a choice in a good state of mind.
Even if argument seems the same as your second example it isn’t. Not every issue is the same and context matters.
Should insurance companies be allowed to have $1 million maximums and kick off people during their cancer treatment?
Let’s hear some prices from your wife’s botique?
You are barking at the wrong tree. US healthcare system is shit because there is too many mouths of middleman to feed.
I’ve had positive test showing nerve damage. Doctor messages me saying all my tests were fine. I message them in the portal pointing out one of tests showing insufficient sweating means small fiber neuropathy. They confirm I am correct. Then, I have to tell them what meds to prescribe, that the dosage is too small. It was like pulling nails.
I have seen physicians at top facilities in the US. Some are better some are there for prestige and paycheck.
We need to collect symptoms using words and visual representation, not everyone will know what tingling feels like. I welcome AI.
Also, if you search an illness and look for support groups you will quickly find handful of “recommended” physicians in a country.
It’s easy to have a strong opinion against this when the last time you went to a physician was 10 years ago.
Your post seems a bit out of touch with reality imo. It’s a very “internet” opinion, which according to statistics is not true.
These car companies suck when it becomes to repairability.
There is a compounded med that isn’t covered by insurance and I wonder if I could find a pharmacy in my homeland(Poland) to compound and ship it directly to patients. I have found some places that apparently do it but the sites are bad and don’t seem legit.
An organization ruling Gaza has killed Americans on Israeli ground. Israel declared war on Gaza. They are US ally.
I am a full stack dev and I know what is possible but may not remember syntax. I just tell chatgpt what code I need and it spits out an example.
It helps with emails too and writing.
I don’t copy paste generally though.
It has not been very good for me for errors though. Google searching stackoveflow is generally better for me.
I was buying a home in a desired neighborhood. My agent would call days after the property came on the market. I set up notifications on Redfin and was getting instant notifications. I would call him and request we see a home.
As someone knowledgeable about construction the shit agents say is often wrong. It’s in their interest to sell you the home.
Need a marketplace for private sellers. Someone comes out to take pics at fixed cost and maybe does the description. Lawyer helps will all the legal crap. And the seller is 6% richer.
My biggest problems are getting requirements, understanding the problem, working around a legacy system or deciphering old code, not actually writing code when requirements and documentation is on point.