Yet you won't read this in any textbook & practically no one knows. Here's how it works:2) For healthy digestion, your digestive organs need to know what to do and at what times.
They receive this information directly from the BRAIN via autonomic nervous system
When your gut doesn't receive the right messages at the right times, you can develop signs of poor digestion
Most gut issues are a symptom of an underlying defect in either 1. secretion or 2. motility/muscular control
Your gut needs receive the correct top-down signals from the brain to successfully:
- Secrete stomach acid, chyme, digestive enzymes
- Control when sphincters open and close
- Contract smooth muscles of the stomach and intestine to propel food through the GI tract at a normal rate
Apr 1 • 18 tweets • 10 min read
The Ultimate Thread on Nicotine 💪
A pro-metabolic, anti-inflammatory, performance-enhancing, dopaminergic, neuroprotective POWERHOUSE
Learn how this unique substance supercharges the brain:
#Therapueticnicotine
You'll also learn how nicotine can be protective against a variety of health conditions including:
- Parkinson's disease
- Dementia
- Inflammatory bowel diseases
- Depression
- Schizophrenia
- COVID/mortality due to other viral infection
#Therapeuticnicotine
Dec 5, 2021 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
Mechanism behind thiamine's unique ability to reverse disease (even without a deficiency):
- Oxidative stress, inflammation, and toxins inactivate our cell machinery used to generate energy
- Sustained mega doses of B1 can re-activate these enzymes, restoring energy & function
The thiamine-dependent enzyme a-KGDH is extremely sensitive to oxidative stress and toxicity.
This is a RATE-LIMITING enzyme. When it becomes inactivated, mitochondrial energy metabolism shuts down.
This enzyme is decreased in a variety of neuro-degenerative conditions
Dec 4, 2021 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
Here are 5 nutritional supplements which can be effective for benzo withdrawal.
At the cellular level, withdrawal appears to involve:
- Structural changes in the GABA-a receptor
- Loss of sensitivity to GABA
- Rebound glutamate excitoxicity
Explanation in following tweets... 1) Agmatine is a metabolite of arginine which modulates NMDA receptor function.
A recent study on benzo withdrawal demonstrated:
-Significant reduction in symptom scores
- Increased GABA
- Lower glutamate
- Major improvement across the board