#neuro-endocrine

[dr-anadeep-chandi]

Can Sleep Disturbance effect your fertility?

[pinacoladamatata]

do u see my vision? chief resident felassan and attending solas

[chicago-geniza]

Writing about it more in my diary but all three of my parents were the first or second generation to get out of like "half your siblings die of malnutrition and nobody can afford shoes" poverty and the Family Lore was people got out by being unusually clever & cunning & having exceptionally charming, smooth, code-switching social skills, & a lot of the shit that got projected onto me & ~done to me~ was anxiety that my very evident slowness/special-ed-level intellectual disability/poor social skills would result in a kind of backslide toward subsistence poverty because I wouldn't get into college or be able to hack it in the white-collar world. I couldn't for a long time and haven't but my life is fine. I wish they'd read Kropotkin and try to build relationships with other people. Idk

[rogue-ai-cat]

I had an electrophysiology appointment today. My doctor finally got around to doing some research on my antidepressant/ADHD medication and said of my tachycardia, "yeah, it's just that," which I've been saying for a whole year now. It changes nothing really because I'm not going to stop taking the medication.

Anyway, I don't have POTs. I just have side effects.

[selfdiscoverymedia]

YH24-28. Karin Sauren, on Down Syndrome Health

Your Health is Your Choice with Sara Troy and her guest Karin Sauren-Bakkers, on air from July 9th When our son Wesley was born with Down Syndrome, we were quickly informed about all the possible health challenges he could face. In my journey I have been searching for natural ways to optimize his health and wellness and not take the health issues for granted as being part of Down Syndrome. I…

[lisablack000]

Depression, Resilience & the Hope Molecule.

[heavenslittlemachine]

i was looking into the physiological mechanisms of acupuncture bc i started to get the feeling that endocrine stimulation/modulation was probably involved in some of its longer-term effects & while there is a growing body of research investigating acu's effects on the neuro-endocrine-immune network, i started reading this paper about the specific signal transduction pathways involved in acupuncture treatment of heart disease, which is very interesting bc there are a number of routes -- there's transduction via the pns to the hypothalamus & consequent regulation of the whole ans, including of course heart function, while also something is going on with the vagus nerve, which then ofc implicates the endocrine, as well as the stimulation of gaba neuron activity in the brainstem which inhibits sympathetic outflow to the heart. it's just very cool to see it broken down like this...

[covid-safer-hotties]

An interesting perspective article about Long Covid

Should we be fighting gene damage instead of individual symptoms?

The pathogenesis of long COVID (LC) still presents many areas of uncertainty. This leads to difficulties in finding an effective specific therapy. We hypothesize that the key to LC pathogenesis lies in the presence of chronic functional damage to the main anti-inflammatory mechanisms of our body: the three reflexes mediated by the vagus nerve, the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) hormonal axis, and the mitochondrial redox status. We will illustrate that this neuro-endocrine-metabolic axis is closely interconnected and how the SARS-CoV-2 can damage it at all stages through direct, immune-inflammatory, epigenetic damage mechanisms, as well as through the reactivation of neurotropic viruses. According to our theory, the direct mitochondrial damage carried out by the virus, which replicates within these organelles, and the cellular oxidative imbalance, cannot be countered in patients who develop LC. This is because their anti-inflammatory mechanisms are inconsistent due to reduced vagal tone and direct damage to the endocrine glands of the HPA axis. We will illustrate how acetylcholine (ACh) and cortisol, with its cytoplasmatic and cellular receptors respectively, are fundamental players in the LC process. Both Ach and cortisol play multifaceted and synergistic roles in reducing inflammation. They achieve this by modulating the activity of innate and cell-mediated immunity, attenuating endothelial and platelet activation, and modulating mitochondrial function, which is crucial for cellular energy production and anti-inflammatory mechanisms. In our opinion, it is essential to study the sensitivity of the glucocorticoids receptor in people who develop LC and whether SARS-CoV-2 can cause long-term epigenetic variations in its expression and function.

[thechronicpaingame]

It is so frustrating having appointments not come in. I saw neuro 2 years ago, he said he'd see me again after 3 months. I saw cardio in February, he said he'd see me again in 3 months (and my GP won't start my POTS medication because my endocrine team haven't even responded to whether I can take the medication they want me on (fludrocortisone) - like, surely they can at least try and communicate with each other. One email. So now I'm going to have to ring endocrine nurses (I do feel like I need another synacthen test anyway) and find out whether I can take fludro, and then either try and get my GP to start based on that OR chase up cardio. Why is having ill health a full time job?

[malikselfindulgence]

QUICKDROP YOUR BNHA SONA WHILE BLAZE ISNT LOOKINGC!!!!! Dating Shinso because imsuch a loser 4 shinso and in a qpr with Mina and Kirishima :3

QUIRK: NEURO-TRANSMISSION

She can manipulate neuro-transmitters by touch- whether in neurons, controlling the nervous system, or in cell membranes, controlling the endocrine system :3 with drawbacks ofc!

His. Hero name is Neuro because she asked for suggestions nd Mina went "well it's gotta be neuro related right? So maybe-" and Rose [not fucking listening] went "Oh Neuro ? OK that's my hero Name Now . Thank yoy Mina 👍"

HWHBHE I JUST REALISED HE CAN MAKE HER OWN HRT?? Lmao Shinso goes to Rose's dorm every sunday night for his weekly T-shot

[loquarocoeur]

Studying medicine is so fucking cool btw, do you have any idea what particular field you’d want to enter yet? Like Paediatrics, Gastro etc etc, or are you just waiting for what takes your interest later on?

Favourite and least favourite thing to study atm?

~ a nosey swanon who can’t do uni but would really love to do smth medical in another universe 🦢

I don't mind being a general practitioner like family medicine or smth, but otherwise I think something along the lines of psychiatry, otherwise something in neuro or maybe medical law or ethics.

My favourite thing is usually neuro and psych and my least favourite is probably immune system and endocrine just because of how abstract it is like seriously I've never seen an antibody with my eyes so how do I even know those are real. They could be made up

[madamlaydebug]

Hidden deep within your brain the pineal gland is regulating daily and seasonal rhythms in response to sunlight. Unfortunately, accumulating neurotoxicity, inflammation, and calcification, is silently crushing this critical gland.

Pineal Purpose

The pineal-body is a pea-size pinecone-shaped endocrine gland weighing just 0.1g and floating in its own pool of cerebrospinal fluid, above the roof of your mouth. It contains photoreceptive cells that switch on, and off, hormone and neurotransmitter production on or off in response to sunlight.

Seeds, greens, avocados, and burro bananas - make sure you fuel pineal production. Dr. Sebi taught us that “Real Soul food is food that enhances the Soul, our central Sun, our carbon. Fruits, vegetables, grains, this is REAL food.”

Master Conductor

The pineal gland controls other endocrine glands, interlinking the brain with the body via hormones and neurotransmitters. Acting like a biological-clock, the pineal gland coordinates our interaction with the sun:

Rhythms: sleep and wake cycles, seasonal responses.

Reproduction: fertility levels and sex hormone production.

Regulation: growth, body temperature, and blood pressure.

Immune: activation, tumor suppression, cell rejuvenation.

Neurotoxins and Calcification

Toxins cause inflammation, reduce mental efficiency, and deregulate hormone production. Sleep disorders, depression, and neurodegeneration (e.g. Alzheimer’s) are all associated with calcification of the pineal gland.

Deposits of chalky calcium restrict the gland, reduce its size, and impede the production of neuro-endocrine substances. The pattern of pineal calcification is similar to teeth-enamel, and fluoridation (water and toothpaste) is linked to the destruction of this enigmatic gland.

Detoxification, Relaxation, and Nutrition

Chronic inflammation causes calcification. Reducing exposure to inflammatory neurotoxins begins to restore the correct mineral balance, and decalcify the pineal gland:

Fluoride: highest concentration in the body found in calcified tissue in the pineal gland.

Chlorine: public water is bleached with chlorine, associated with neurological birth defects.

Aluminum: leaches from pots, pans, and foil, associated with plaques seen in Alzheimer’s.

Sugar & chemical sweeteners: over-stimulate and damage neurons, reduce dopamine.

MSG & derivatives: confusingly labeled, many processed foods include this neurotoxin.

Endotoxins: bad bacteria in the gut produce toxins that inflame the gut and brain.

Stress: prolonged fear is toxic, causes the amygdala to shrink, and emotional fatigue.

The next step is supporting the brain to clear the waste and rejuvenate:

Sleep: at night the brain is ‘washed’ clean, detoxified, and replenished with nutrients.

Hydration: to bathe the brain and pineal gland you need to keep fluids flowing.

Meditation: like exercise for the brain, rewires, and strengthens your emotional health.

Berries (except cranberry): reduce free radical damage and nourish with flavonoids.

Coconut oil: alternative fuel for the brain which produces less oxidative damage.

Apples, seeded grapes & prunes: are high in boron which naturally displaces fluoride.

Tamarind: increases fluoride output in urine, helps retain zinc and magnesium. Fresh organic tamarind pulp or paste is easily mixed with water into a sweet and sour flavored drink, add a little agave if the taste is too lip-puckering!

•Dr. Sebi

[rjzimmerman]

Excerpt from this story from Grist:

Demand for steel is on the rise globally, driven by population growth and the expanding economies in developing nations. The material will also be important to the green energy transition, forming the backbone of infrastructure like wind turbines, solar panels, and hydroelectric dams. Every part of the steel supply chain is heavily polluting, and the places in the U.S. where the steel industry is concentrated are disproportionately low-income and nonwhite, highlighting yet another instance in which the promises of development and climate solutions come at a steeper cost for some communities. What’s more, the country’s steel production is dominated by just two companies: U.S. Steel and Cleveland Cliffs. 

For both companies, much of their production begins with taconite, a low-grade iron ore mined in the northeast Minnesota’s Mesabi Iron Range, which is processed into pellets that get shipped to the steel mills of Gary, Indiana. The extraction of the ore from taconite rock releases a slew of toxic pollutants into the air, including mercury, lead, and dioxins. In this region, the most concerning of these emissions is mercury. 

Studies have connected mercury to a litany of negative health effects. It’s a neurotoxin that can interfere with brain development in unborn children and an endocrine disruptor that can weaken the immune system. Scientists have yet to determine a quantity of mercury that is safe for human consumption. One recent study found that there is “no evidence” for a threshold “below which neuro-developmental effects do not occur.” And while the taconite industry releases less than a ton of mercury into the atmosphere every year, the metal is toxic in extremely small quantities: A fraction of a teaspoon can contaminate a 20-acre lake. 

The nation’s six taconite plants, all in this region of Minnesota, are owned by U.S. Steel and Cleveland Cliffs. In May 2023, the Environmental Protection Agency proposed a regulation that would require the companies to cut their mercury emissions by around 30 percent. In order to meet that standard, the companies would have to install equipment that would inject carbon atoms into their industrial chimneys so that the carbon would attach itself to the mercury atoms, making the pollution particles bigger and allowing them to get trapped in a filter before they would be released into the atmosphere. The agency estimates that its regulation would cost the industry $106 million in capital costs and $68 million per year thereafter. 

Last month, when the standards were finalized, both companies sued. They argue that the regulation would pose “irreparable harm” to the industry, because of the steep costs of implementation. They also argue that the EPA’s proposed method for reducing mercury pollution would actually be worse for public health, causing a 13 percent increase in the amount of the toxic metal deposited in the local environment. 

Jim Pew, a lawyer at Earthjustice who has litigated multiple lawsuits against the EPA for its failure to curb pollution from the taconite industry, pointed out that the costs of implementing the required equipment would be a tiny fraction of the companies’ annual sales, which totaled $40 billion in 2023. Pew noted that U.S. Steel recently initiated a $500 million stock buyback program, the mark of a healthy income revenue stream. As for the companies’ claim that the technology would increase mercury pollution, Pew called it “meritless.” The companies are “relying on a premise they know to be false” — that taconite plants would add the carbon technology without also improving their filtration system. 

“I find this reprehensible and shameful,” Pew said. “While it’s claiming that it can’t spend money to clean up historic pollution, U.S. Steel is just handing out money to its shareholders.” 

[apassionatestudentandartist]

QU’EST CE QU’UNE SCINTIGRAPHIE À L’OCTREOSCAN ?

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Cet examen est réalisé pour diagnostiquer certaines tumeurs neuro-endocrines bien différenciées et de préciser leur extension.

Elles sont situées le plus souvent au niveau du tube digestif ou du pancréas et sécrètent des hormones spécifiques.

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Comment prendre OCTREOSCAN :

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Posologie

Adulte et population âgée

Pour la tomoscintigraphie monophotonique (TEMP), l'activité à injecter dépend de l'équipement dont on dispose. En général pour un adulte de 70 kg, une activité de 110 à 220 MBq administrée en une seule injection intraveineuse est suffisante. D'autres activités peuvent être injectées si justifié.

[blocktobox123]

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[jogallice]

0️⃣ La lettre d’infO (la quotidienne annécienne) 🤍

Sélection journalière à destination de 12 réseaux sociaux et de 3 messageries instantanées en provenance directe de mon infolettre 📧

1️⃣ Les Journées (j’adOre) 💛

Aujourd’hui, dimanche 10/11/24, Journée internationale des stagiaires, Journée mondiale de l'utilisabilité, Journée mondiale de la science au service de la paix et du développement, Journée mondiale de sensibilisation aux tumeurs neuro-endocrines (depuis 2012) et Journée mondiale du kératocône 👌

2️⃣ L’actu (point trop n’en faut) 🧡

Annecy : une ambulance ukrainienne mitraillée (criblée de balles) exposée sur le Pâquier pour sensibiliser le grand public aux crimes de guerre commis par l'armée russe. Elle va rester jusqu'au lundi 11 novembre 🚑

Haute-Savoie : un homme de plus de 70 ans a chuté sur environ 150 mètres alors qu'il randonnait au sommet du Mont Billiat ce dimanche à la mi-journée. Les secours n'ont pu que constater son décès 😢

Les réservations de billets de train vers les stations de ski ouvriront dès le mercredi 13/11/24 pour la période des vacances d'hiver. La SNCF annonce un renforcement de ses liaisons vers les massifs français, notamment les Alpes 🚅

3️⃣ L’agenda (l’agendalp pour les ancien·nes) 🩷

🖼️ Première semaine❗️ExpO : Enfance(s) de Gilles Camillieri ➡️ Photographe voyageur, passionné par l'ailleurs, qui nous offre, au travers de cette exposition, un regard curieux sur l’enfance dans d’autres cultures ℹ️ Jusqu’au ven. 29/11/24 🎫 Accès libre 📆 Dim. 10/11/24 ⌚️ 7h-21h 📍 Centre Bonlieu (1 rue Jean Jaurès) 📷 

🧺 Trois marchés le dimanche matin à Annecy ➡️ Marché de la vieille ville 📍 Rue Sainte Claire ➡️ Marché des Teppes 📍 Place des Rhododendrons ⌚️ 7h-13h tous les deux ➡️ Marché du quartier du Vallon 📍 Place Jean Moulin ⌚️ 8h-12h 🍴

☕ Coup de cœur annécien : un lieu d’accueil et d’échange ouvert quatre fois par semaine et géré par des bénévoles  ℹ️ Boissons sans alcool, livres, jeux 📆 Dim. 10/11/24 ⌚️ 10h-12h30 📍 Café du curé (6 quai de l’Évêché, vieille ville) 😍

🖼️ Dernier jour❗️L'arpenteuse de Sandrine Isambert ➡️ Installation artistique d'une chaîne de verre monumentale qui répercute la lumière naturelle et changeante qui traverse les vitraux clairs du Palais de l'Île ℹ️ Jusqu'au dim. 10/11/24 🎫 4€, 2€ & 0€ (-12 ans) 📆 Dim. 10/11/24 ⌚️ 10h-12h & 14h-17h 📍 Palais de l’Île (3 passage de l'Île) 🤩

🖼️ ExpO : Salon des artistes peintres d'Annecy ➡️ Évènement qui célèbre la créativité et le talent des artistes de notre territoire ℹ️ Jusqu’au ven. 22/11/24 🎫 Entrée libre 📆 Dim. 10/11/24 ⌚️ 13h-18h 📍 Forum Exposition Bonlieu (1 rue Jean Jaurès) 🎨

🧒 ExpO : Illusions, quand notre cerveau nous joue des tours ➡️ Plus d’une trentaine de dispositifs interactifs ℹ️ L’enfant doit être accompagné d'un adulte (inscrit lui aussi) ⏱️ 2h 🎫 5€, 3€ & 0€ (-12 ans) 🎟️ Réserv en ligne 📆 Dim. 10/11/24 ⌚️ 14h-16h & 16h-18h 📍 La Turbine sciences (place Chorus) 🧠

🖼️ ExpO : Imagined Landscapes de Yang Yongliang ➡️ Artiste shanghaïen inspiré par la peinture traditionnelle chinoise le Shanshui ℹ️ Jusqu’au dim. 15/12/24 🎫 Accès libre 📆 Dim. 10/11/24 ⌚️ 14h-19h 📍 L’Abbaye (15 bis chemin de l'Abbaye) 👨‍🎨

🧒 Ateliers scientifiques : menés par les médiateurs du lieu, ils font appel à la manipulation, à la démarche scientifique et à l’apprentissage par la pratique ℹ️ Spécial adolescent·es ⏱️ 1h30 🎫 5€ & 3€ 🎟️ Réserv. en ligne 📆 Dim. 10/11/24 ⌚️ 14h15 📍 La Turbine sciences (place Chorus) 🥼

🗣 Visite commentée❗️ExpO : Imagined Landscapes de Yang Yongliang ➡️ Visite commentée, gratuite et sans réservation, de l'exposition par une médiatrice d'Imagespassages ℹ️ Jusqu’au dim. 15/12/24 🎫 0€ 📆 Dim. 10/11/24 ⌚️ 15h 📍 L’Abbaye (15 bis chemin de l'Abbaye) 😍

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Rendez-vous des familles : un monument à portée de mains ⏱️ 1h 🎫 3€, 2€ & 0€ (-8 ans) 📆 Dim. 10/11/24 ⌚️ 16h 📍 Plateau des Glières (Accueil Mémoire du maquis, Thorens-Glières, Fillière, Grand Annecy) ⛰️

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Rendez-vous des familles : La vie quotidienne des Français·es dans les années 40 (jeu de plateau) ℹ️ En cas de vigilance météorologique orange (pluie, orage, vent), la visite est annulée 🎫 3€, 2€ & 0€ (-8 ans) 📆 Dim. 10/11/24 ⌚️ 16h 📍 Site de Morette, Route de Thônes, La Balme-de-Thuy 🎲

4️⃣ La météO (pour celles et ceux qui veulent vivre) ❤️

Qualité de l’air à Annecy (indices ATMO) : les conditions atmosphériques évoluent avec la mise en place progressive d'un flux de Nord accompagné de meilleures conditions de dispersion. Les concentrations en particules devraient commencer à diminuer. La qualité de l'air devrait être bonne à moyenne sur la quasi totalité de la région 💨

Dans la cité lacustre et ailleurs, au niveau de vos déplacements, privilégiez vélo, trottinette, marche à pied, etc. et au niveau de vos activités physiques, privilégiez les parcs, les zones piétonnes et les rues peu circulantes pour vos activités de plein air 🌬️

L’indice de risque pollinique à Annecy est nul (niveau 0) ➡️ Ambroisies, armoise, cupressacées, graminées, saule, autre : niveaux 0 ➡️ Indice communal valable du 9 au vendredi 15/11/2024 inclus 🤧

5️⃣ Les dictons (maximes et autres proverbes) 💚

Deux dictons du jour, un acheté, un offert (pour la petite histoire, cette pratique est désormais illégale) : « À la saint Léon, mets tes artichauts en monts. » 🧑‍🌾 et « À la saint Léon, première gelée de la saison. » 🥶

6️⃣ Les fêtes (rigolO est le calendrier) 🩵

Je vous souhaite une très bonne journée annécienne et un excellent automne à Annecy, dans les 33 autres communes du Grand Annecy, en Savoie ou ailleurs 🍂

Bon septième et dernier jour de la semaine à tous et à toutes ⁠⁠🧩

Bonne fête aux Léon et demain aux Martin 😘

7️⃣ Cohérence (simplification) 💜

J’utilise les chiffres 0, 7, 8, 9 et 10 pour rendre plus lisibles les différentes parties de cette sélection (simple utilisation n’ayant absolument aucun rapport avec les parties “officielles”).

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Les parties 10, 11 et 12 sont exclusivement réservées à mes abonné·es et ne sont plus diffusées sur les réseaux sociaux et autres messageries instantanées. 

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🔟 L’ours (je préfère le dahu) 🖤

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