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Do you ever wonder if Pavlov's theories, aka classical conditioning were wrong about how it worked, and then go on to question the entire field of learning theory perhaps derived from plausibly false insights?Sneeze pup, sneeze.https://t.co/eTt9AGlYNU
Achoo.https://t.co/LQDm1KYlFw
Sorry. I can't think well. My nose is stuffy.https://t.co/9fX5xorziX
If our gut's Circadian Rhythm responds to food schedules, how would one measure if it is actually cue'ing off sensory experience is much the same way as how bees integrate sensory experience to figure out when to hibernate?https://t.co/YhZYkrRX6e
Wake up! Time to eat, vagus nerve says to my stomach.Wake up! Time to eat, stomach says to my vagus nerve.Quiet! If you don't calm down you're going to bed w/out any dinner, says my suprachiasmatic nuclei. My mouth begins watering. Fasting it is!https://t.co/w4jim8tFeR
Wake up wake up! It's dark again! Yells my skin."a type of opsin known as neuropsin is expressed in the hair follicles of mice and synchronize the skin's circadian clock to the light-dark cycle, independent of the eyes or brain."https://t.co/hnZSyHZQHc
Alas, I do not have the genes to produce cholesterol from plant fats, and lipid metabolism is weird. So my body's odd development of vitamin D means I can't tell the skin to calm down.https://t.co/NhSCKJfIMP
This button won't work on me because the receptor in my eye and the neural pathway is mutated. I have to reset the other systems and hope they sync.https://t.co/qwXScJOj1V
The tail wags the yawning dog.The house's dog yawns when she sees me yawn, but not when she hears it. She's not deaf, but that sensory modality isn't synchronized with other parts of her behavior.How to make a dog yawn by smell?What is learning anyway?
Training my microbiome to do stupid human tricks, like respecting the clock and not complaining about 24 hour privilege.My nose don't work, so I can't ring bells in my head with scent.https://t.co/zzC2OAIYyM
You are now thinking about delicious coffee. The rich velvety texture as it rolls over your tongue. The warmth of the rich beans as they wash over your pallet. The feeling of swallowing as you hold your breath for a moment. Delicious.Learned helplessness.
What if everything you think you know about learned helplessness is wrong. What if the dogs microbes were killed from the stress, and the behavior we see is from lack of activation of dog's hippocampus to manage memory?Temporary catastrophic forgetting.https://t.co/PiFjKEtmME
How strange to see a rat that is more susceptible to depression symptoms also seems to have tie to the microbiome's regulation of the hippocampushttps://t.co/ytdNuPzkJZ
Slapping myself in time with the annoying sound so that my skin triggers a stress response in my bones thru calprotectin.https://t.co/yWR7Jc0nsm
Slap yourself to wake up?https://t.co/9PZ22PkNU2
Slap your self to change your sleep habits thru mechanical stress to your body's sense of pressure and pain in the subdermal sensory array known as TRP patways.https://t.co/NXlSqW5Krj
Slapping yourself to replicate the science of attention and the effect of drowsiness as see in the myth-busters.https://t.co/nwsLDVuTBX
SOBER UPhttps://t.co/DXcmoPd2Rg
I can't even imagine what coffee smells like when I try to describe it. This wasn't even on purpose!https://t.co/hP5KOffoia
"We conclude that endogenous opioids are critical to experiencing both positive and negative emotions in music, and that music uses the same reward pathways as food, drug and sexual pleasure."https://t.co/A8Pq1k5VqiMouth watering? Slapping? Kinky shit.
"Breathe the pressureCome play my game, I'll test yaPsychosomatic, addict, insaneBreathe the pressureCome play my game, I'll test ya"https://t.co/zAx0h250Ed
Mind you, I am not critiquing Behaviorstein, I'm critiquing his monster. Cross-field studies are full of misunderstandings due to trouble seeing within them."The misunderstanding of behaviorism is unfortunately far more pervasive than it should be."https://t.co/k3qHwVz9Wr
What I'm trying to say is that Pavlovian and Skinnerian theories need to be understood in light of modern thinking on neural variation, population phylogenetics, and risk/reward tradeoffs in the context of microbial impacts on behavior.https://t.co/e2DlFPRMZo
Stop ignoring outliers on the canine condition.https://t.co/NcIuc0JMrA
I literally found a science paper that just excluded a dog that was likely autistic. Wiping normal dog variation under the rug so that they could tie their narrative up with a nice ribbon. This effect, compounded over, 100s of years is why we are biased.https://t.co/8oN4GvetO6
Woke up and saw this."The microbiota-deficient mice were unable to update their response, and showed persistent fearful behaviour long after control animals had adapted."https://t.co/ashYppGqzKRight on schedule; my mouth watered in sync with my circadian rhythm.
Quiet down you. I don't want to hear your weird theories about bone hurting juice being a major player in stress pathways.https://t.co/1akDZHFsJ0
Stress pathways modifiable via environment and biology?What's that?https://t.co/94EvwanJft
I also find all sorts of stuff on how having a big (IRL) social network means less stress and depression. But what if we've got that wrong - its that people who have high brain plasticity can reduce their negative think easier while also supporting more social parts of the brain?
Stuffs going to get real weird when we start getting microbial and dietary impacts involved in stress and sleep research.Despite 23andMe & genetic chronotype research, we're not even close to mapping the impacts of immune system on sleep.
23andMe's studies/questionnaire on sleep chronotype doesn't even have the ability to answer for me because I'm non-24.😂As far as I can tell, the 3 meal-a-day 24-hour sleep schedules are largely an artifact of culture.https://t.co/WLas2S7M0B
Fat cells have a rhythmhttps://t.co/kKWsahJDzGAnd so do gut microbeshttps://t.co/Ua61a7lCWjAnd even our skin responds to stuff weirdly.https://t.co/raVarjWcxfI am losing track of time because of stress and cold.I want to know why.https://t.co/xJdUxqEkxD
Slapping myself to wake up... So that I might keep pace with society.https://t.co/MOG1a9MOK4
The best part of waking up is Folger's in your cup, triggering a sensory cascade that activates saliva glands in response to food anticipation triggered by long term training of gut bacteria on the brain.https://t.co/V403RswWmV
What if sensory experience of running water triggers smooth muscle tissue in the bladder because of a sensory processing associated anxiety reduction via a microbial.https://t.co/aUNAkV4o9G
"The intestinal microbiota undergoes diurnal compositional and functional oscillations that affect metabolic homeostasis, but the mechanisms by which the rhythmic microbiota influences host circadian activity remain elusive."https://t.co/SVIFD7z2Xj
Serotonin signals thru the day seem to correlate with circadian rhythm. A different way to say that it correlates with food anticipation and the gut bacteria's own rhythms.Perhaps other endocannabinoids are doing the same sort of thing?https://t.co/IQiYCH1qVv
"Although the cross talk between energy metabolism and the circadian system is well documented, little is known about a potential circadian modulation of human eCB activity." (h/t @be_canna)https://t.co/1cHkvfNstz
"Blockade of the CB1 receptor in these mice results in decreased food intake, indicating that at least part of the anorexigenic effect of leptin is due to decreased [Endogenous cannabinoid signalling]."https://t.co/NXFaeip9ntThis Bears 🐻 repeatinghttps://t.co/DPvrIs5vhT
This Bears 🐻 repeatinghttps://t.co/hOnT0rnuH2
"George Miller was a humble man who never would have dreamed that his article would become so important, nor that the entertaining manner in which it was presented might discourage others from pursuing the basic phenomena described within."https://t.co/3RmhQ5dESx
Looking up alcohol's impact on short and long term memory. How CB1 & CB2 receptors + way the Cannabinoid system is impinged upon by the gut.https://t.co/Z0Fpy2SwIjDoes runner's high improve long term memory?Is Anandamide partly why walking improves cognition in adhd?
Mnemosynehttps://t.co/xPjP3nsGgg
"Based on the findings, hippocampal atrophy “may contribute to the neuroprogressive nature of bipolar disorder,” particularly in those also affected by diabetes."https://t.co/mKDmlmEpwzI'm just bullshitting causal effects for biolar disorder now.https://t.co/VMaODMk1GV
I can't remember where I put this.https://t.co/KvrGkbZiIE
"from:ultimape decay"https://t.co/dXj4Q02umU
As I drift in the indifferent blissand derangement of Multiple Sclerosis,I get glimpses of ideas, of pain.A memory of losing memory.Reminding of about loss,death, and decay.Facing my own mortality?It seems just reminds me of my friends going away.https://t.co/lhAljydW5G
Collapsing mind palaceshttps://t.co/oiVkAi8Ras
Death cults, and wanting to resurrect ideas, like souls manifesting a body. Ideas like zombies, lurching on thru deep fried memes.https://t.co/hnmnzILTp3
maybe I spent memosyne wrong? Or is it brain rot?Nope. Twitter just fails me again."from:ultimape Mnemosyne" nets 2 results, neither of them are this tweet:https://t.co/VW4v0Swtdb
I found it by remembering that I wanted to save time in a bottle, like an external memory for causative non-linear reality.So... my idea must be encoded as keyword in my spotify playlist to remember time.Ah yes... Time is on my side.https://t.co/k0aOPvzcgx https://t.co/RjfyoDInEL
Why does mnemosyne keep popping into my head? Greek gods?Greek... Philosophers?Greek... Orators?Yes. https://t.co/dvcGBpCurhSo what does synesthesia do to working memory? https://t.co/ZTQ0S9m2e8
Fluoxetine? what are you doing there little buddy? https://t.co/WXRPzDsvoohttps://t.co/7IM0Sye4A7 https://t.co/gNFFn1XPuB
"Herein lies the paradox. Humans have a superb sense of smell, they can detect ethyl mercaptan at exceedingly low concentrations, yet it takes 57,000 times threshold in order to spontaneously shift attention to olfaction. Why?"https://t.co/GXYEhUCkCg
When my stomach and nose go, so does my voice.Why?https://t.co/zdwX28F0xV
Isolated Caynenne clears up my noseIsolated Pinene makes it run, but just a bit.I'm thinking about the intestinal mucous barrier and the impact of THC on TRPV1 and interactions with Acetylcholinesterase inhibitors.https://t.co/So32yhUgsghttps://t.co/fN3bNEWlwT
I'm going to shove a pinene suppository up my butt sometime in the next two months to see if it solves my crohn's and ameliorates runaway immune system cascade leadsing increased autism meltdowns by way of Multiple Sclerosis's impact on sensory processing.https://t.co/nQqoFFOkSW
Sneeze'ing the dog.https://t.co/sVSoihV19F
Mucosal barriers help the intestines absorb nutrients just like the nose's mucus lining helps the scent'ing system differentially detect nutrients.https://t.co/5ToXAE3Oxv
@gwern @The_Lagrangian The light organ itself develops in interplay with bacteria and impacts a large number of other parts of the organism. As far as I can tell, bacteria improve mucous function and that has a direct impact on smell to the extent that it in artificial noses: https://t.co/MoVrHAgE5W
chemosensors all the way down.https://t.co/1ifbxIZ5vd
"stretching 20ft from mouth to anus, air and light at each end, an ingenious pipework that incorporated oesophagus, stomach, small intestine, ileum, colon and rectum, and contained 100m nerve cells or neurons, more than in the spinal cord, as well as 95% of the body’s serotonin."
Taste buds, in my duodendum? More likely than I want to think."This learning process for flavor preference consists on classic Pavlovian conditioning reflexes from the post-oral nutritional effects of foods"https://t.co/FYhGXTtatjhttps://t.co/xF3ObfK4lX
Quanta Magazine has an article detailing advancements in fear extinction and learning as it relates to mice + microbes.https://t.co/IC8K0nerrWCites:https://t.co/eeTfyovHSqhttps://t.co/Nz4dCtU6S7https://t.co/Suhp3ySGCq https://t.co/U06JsyoExA
Woke up and saw this."The microbiota-deficient mice were unable to update their response, and showed persistent fearful behaviour long after control animals had adapted."https://t.co/ashYppGqzKRight on schedule; my mouth watered in sync with my circadian rhythm.
Trying to figure out how to decondition myself from fear & anxiety.Everybody's doing this whole sensory acclimation thing using stimulus pairing and neurofeedback. But it was taking too long for me.So I ate some bacteria poop to enhance learning.https://t.co/ZRzOHRm9h8
Still trying to figure out how to decondition sound startle response in myself.https://t.co/vwvkoCKwjJ
I can't find much on ideas on multi-modal sensory integration & fear except in a thesis"Individual Differences in Fear Conditioning: Influence of Compound Presentation of Stimuli and Reinforcement Rate" by Asif Dhanani ala Berkeley https://t.co/77xXU5xwa4https://t.co/Lm4KnRzsaS https://t.co/tpt8fE7lkO
Same"We are also interested in extending this work to developing a computational model of PTSD."https://t.co/2EL669uZdAhttps://t.co/pQrZ5NphKy
Due to an incident with pickled herring over the holidays. I have confirmed first hand that it's likely TRPV1 receptors in the lungs respond to acid & feel identical to the burning feeling of cayenne.Possibly related: https://t.co/9VvbTq1UJIhttps://t.co/xhAbRRJ6YL
In other news. I am building out an environmental sensor to particulate matter.There's some weird things in cognition studies that seem to be centered on particulate matter. Would be funny if all my research into TRP => endocannabinoids end up relevant.https://t.co/DSsTTEDFHO
If particulate matter (pollution) affects cognition via TRPV1 => Anandamide along similar pathways to why exercise (triggering anadamide) seems to improve thinking; then this weird association with 'noise' from traffic might actually be about smog?https://t.co/Zi78Ko6STz
I need a watch that periodically prompts me to test for reaction time.https://t.co/5BMsz24j7s
I tried a cayenne tincture on my new friend's recommendation during one of my meltdowns and it gave me the ability to speak back! All my muscles relaxed, and while I was still in a hyper vigilant state, I wasn't trapped in my own head and my narrowing of vision reversed. Crying.
What's fascinating about this TRPV1 => Anandamide angle is that it suggest sensitive individuals (poor diet, genetic disposition for TRP associated nerve growth), and those subject to the highest concentrations of particulate matter would experience the IQ changing effects.
There's an angle here on Environmental Justice.https://t.co/XqESK3FoJt
"We conclude that even non-hypoxemic patients with COPD show significant impairments in cognitive performance."https://t.co/qb2TgKmklk (n=50)
"Patients with [COPD] and [OSAS] show similar neurocognitive impairments. [...] with low blood oxygen levels in both syndromes, it seems that low blood oxygen pressure is the dominant factor [...] However, further research is needed"https://t.co/Xa3C0TA3sH
Note to self: set up an air filter renewal subscription.On Amazon Subscribe & Save.https://t.co/3wGcZ63IQa https://t.co/weeMaCEx7A
I have a bunch of DIY air filtering techniques compiled together. I want to get to the point of filtering out radioactive particles, but haven't gone deep enough to figure that out yet.Homeostatic Mechanisms > Initiatives: Air Filteringhttps://t.co/99cOusMWNW
There are some pretty strong ties between COPD and air pollution, which would tie air pollution to cognitive decline. It seems studies are the strongest within the space of fire cooking, but I can't imagine car exhaust is that much of a stretch.
The reason I bring up TRP pathways is because of how often temperature seems to affect these things.https://t.co/bEX4XYRJnAWhich is a direct link to the TRPA1 and TRPV1 aspects discussed in this other paper on lung issues.https://t.co/cEE7MSaivi
Due to an incident with pickled herring over the holidays. I have confirmed first hand that it's likely TRPV1 receptors in the lungs respond to acid & feel identical to the burning feeling of cayenne.Possibly related: https://t.co/9VvbTq1UJIhttps://t.co/xhAbRRJ6YL
Why does this matter to me?Both my mom and my dad have COPD. My dad stopped smoking 10+ years ago.My mom's COPD spontaneously went away, as well as spontaneous remission of emphysema. She still smokes.Why?https://t.co/kQbJ5w4kwm
What I don't understand is why/how Pinene is working to take away a persistent wheeze I have during the winter.https://t.co/FwR6WOugbq
Isolated Caynenne clears up my noseIsolated Pinene makes it run, but just a bit.I'm thinking about the intestinal mucous barrier and the impact of THC on TRPV1 and interactions with Acetylcholinesterase inhibitors.https://t.co/So32yhUgsghttps://t.co/fN3bNEWlwT
"You can smell the defense chemistry of a forest under attack. Something is being emitted and plants and animals perceive that and change their behaviors."https://t.co/r9IWeZVMoxPinene affects actylecholine by downregulating a thing that metabolizes it. Changes behavior.
Pine trees are manipulating your microbes by changing how your body's vagus nerve senses them, and this seems to have large scale impacts on your immune function as a result.How does pinene expression change during winter?What does a dying Christmas tree smell like?
🔍Research💊DrugsTerpenes & Terpenoids, and other plant derived chemicalshttps://t.co/LcFgd9ZNCt
No idea what i'm talking about.https://t.co/o4bD8eUuKj
"We are proposing an oscillatory habituation mechanism of extinction that can integrate and reconcile some computational and behavior mechanisms in the unified model of Pavlovin conditioning"https://t.co/6ZJ7Q1JjYqSo... gut microbe growth/decay & population cycles, no?
Everything makes sense when you realize that homeostasis is actually part of a complex thermionic workcycle process that we call life, and is by it's nature a dissipative structure.https://t.co/zloKIMF2CS
Going to have a lot of fun this year while trying to find out what triggers my acoustic habituation responses.I think it's a feedback loop between my immune system and responses to mosquito.What does mosquito saliva smell like?https://t.co/LXh0A8bzYk https://t.co/L9aK5kVBDh
It seems α-pinene might operate partially via inhibition of NF-κB https://t.co/Yk4zIYigUh which puts it squarely within pineal gland (and immune) territory. https://t.co/PKpXXz4r75
"This coordinated shift of the source of melatonin driven by NF-κB is called the immune-pineal axis. Finally, we discuss how this concept might be relevant to a better understanding of pathological conditions with impaired melatonin rhythms "https://t.co/tsx44okWEH
in particular because I've already figured out my circadian rythim is more stress (+adrenaline?) and food driven. So this suggests the acoustic startle issue might be tied to melatonin weirdness?https://t.co/8WcEBydZaD
Time to learn how to detect 6-sulfatoxymelatonin in my pee.https://t.co/PFtSbyWwD8
I'm trying to figure out how to engineer my skin to feed a colony of microbes that produce erythromycin and other anti-viral compounds to act as a barrier against disease.Don't need to wash your hands if your body's holobiont is naturally antiviral. 😇🤫https://t.co/1rvJi1yNwG
Regulating my internal immune system to help my body produce the right compounds so that it can work on feeding skin microbes. I was doing this research for mosquitoes, but now I'm wondering if I can do more with it.https://t.co/fxAKfxCzmh
Looking up infection rates due to cumshots on a whim.Didn't find much, but semen viruses are interestinghttps://t.co/pqZMRvYYCkhttps://t.co/aSoY4vWYVJhttps://t.co/bYBycu3DpJSeems there isn't a lot of research on vaginal microbes fighting viruses.https://t.co/axwI4BySp5
Everybody is telling me that hand sanitizer is bad and I thought about it for a while.Then someone said a derivative of "a cat is fine too" and I had ideas. Not all of them are appropriate.Long story short: I'm now reading up on spit's antiviral activity & oral microbiome. https://t.co/qBYPiSZgm9
Someone building a contraceptive releases anti-viral compounds.https://t.co/cGvlbRfArVIt seems there might be some people who's vagina is naturally resistant to HIV infections?https://t.co/jiRVK5nxrdHIV+ semen seems to work against that process.https://t.co/U0SBV5BB34
With some inferences about the role of gut associated microbes in the production and management of those peptides.https://t.co/dSlyp2aHwphttps://t.co/oU7PJ1i88h
Alright so that suggests anti-viral properties are in part regulated by what the skin produces, but also a result of interactions with host's microbes.I wonder if any of them are promoted when you coat yourself with old piss.https://t.co/S6YQeAl377
Oh, hey, does vaginal mucus having anti-viral properties explain why anal sex is so much riskier?https://t.co/C2O8UJkvwlBut if you can get Giardia from anal, why not via oral routes? Isn't that something you get from drinking water?
"Our findings suggest that the reduction in the incidence of paediatric asthma observed in recent years might be an unexpected benefit of prudent antibiotic use during infancy, acting via preservation of the gut microbial community."https://t.co/rQxgNlk4mX
I have to remind myself this daily:"no, you can't taste anything with your testicles"https://t.co/SwYHUpkFyR
"Receptors in the respiratory and gastrointestinal tracts might serve to trigger a reaction to expel a molecule that’s potentially a threat, like a toxin. [Have] also linked the receptors to issues as diverse as cardiovascular disease, asthma, and obesity" https://t.co/60Ylf4h2zA
What if your skin can taste bitter? What would that 'feel' like?https://t.co/2RNrSaewDg
Well actually..."In fact, the medieval tendency to see disease as sexual sin was not solely based on moral judgments – there were also strong medical elements."https://t.co/Y5SxzvgRyS😝But this is a narrative violation.https://t.co/NXUY4VtI91
I mean, I'd love to get shit from an actual historian on the nature of disease from the middle age while i'm in the middle of learning arabic to double check rhyming slang theory from Avicenna's texts on medicine. Cunningham's Law and all that.https://t.co/uG7PK3BwlV
Did you know there were medieval cults focused on castration?https://t.co/iaxdZszi3rThis makes sense when you consider that modern medicine has been doing wonders at preventing death from STDs.
"[STIs] been considered a punishment by the gods since Mesopotamian times. And it wasn't always about slut-shaming. It was likely inspired by the fact that for most of history, STDs were considered impossible to treat and, in many cases, a death sentence."https://t.co/THrzF6m9re
If you wanna shit on guardian's narrative, perhaps suggest the very desire to frame nature as a separate entity opposing us may be a symptom of the disease they're trying to cure. "Nature" as construct westerners use to distance ourselves from reality?https://t.co/NGwJa4hhL8
A study just came out suggesting that you also get allergy symptoms as a learned response to an environment, but only if you sleep on it. https://t.co/pJRVxpMJU7"allergy has been linked with both depression and suicidal behavior." https://t.co/EwGuEDfdT3https://t.co/XJajMx2WZo
SSRIs are weird. They trigger itch and runny noses in allergy free patients.https://t.co/FLu084W8KPhttps://t.co/KvY5dCAeqhand can induce full body allergic responsehttps://t.co/6gyR8Ow8bvWhathttps://t.co/OD2CqMVn3p
"The data suggest that measurement of stimulated parotid salivary flow is a reliable indicator of drug-induced oral dryness."https://t.co/1Orfmw4FhF
Did you know that "melanin-concentrating hormone cells" have been shown to be a driver of hippocampus memory erasure in mice?Funny that... https://t.co/He4lYEuh13
melanin-concentrating hormone plays a role in memory and learning.https://t.co/yEhECrJwlkMelanin-concentrating hormone play a role in gut inflammation associated with colitis / crohn's disease.https://t.co/EXeVdxulfVhttps://t.co/rUoCq85ezI
@JunkfoodCinema @enkiv2 When I am gassey and constipated it seems to manifest in an aphasia like syndrome that seems to happen with Multiple Sclerosis. That my brain weirdness and farts correlate gives me a lot of weird ideas about the way that gut bacteria and mental health work together.
But why would there be any reason to expect a role of MCH in any of this?https://t.co/8xaUPuqDSY
Marble Burying? What's that?https://t.co/hN82SWr5JNOh right, thats one of the ways they measure autism like behaviors in mice.https://t.co/BfEjHxOKY0
Tangential, but related, is a prediction that if MCH impacts these behaviors, affects sleep, and mediates food intake, then we ought to expect endocannabinoids to do neat things there.They do.https://t.co/3LxDSkW5DR
Right. Of course they do.https://t.co/KFFqPWlQHZStressing out dogs until they give up would boost FAAH and cause immune system changes associated with CB1 and CB2 in interesting ways. https://t.co/4S5FxcRCxhI bet this is anandamide exhaustion.https://t.co/Suhp3ySGCq
Woke up and saw this."The microbiota-deficient mice were unable to update their response, and showed persistent fearful behaviour long after control animals had adapted."https://t.co/ashYppGqzKRight on schedule; my mouth watered in sync with my circadian rhythm.
chronic stress different response from acute stress."rats, chronic, intermittent water-avoidance stress was associated with reciprocal changes in levels of 2-AG and anandamide (increased) and endocannabinoid degradation enzymes COX2 and FAAH (decreased)"https://t.co/kM3jHl37xI
This talks about hibernation as an evolved psychological response, framing it about observations in crickets, and in dogs.https://t.co/M7bARicP8vI think both of these effects are driven by immune->gut microbe shifts and the focus on brain psychology is incomplete/red-herring.
I read most of studies that Dawkins was quoting about with regards to cricket biologic responses. IIRC it's the same rough cannon that Peterson is quoting when he talks about lobster hierarchies. I disagree with framing for reasons.https://t.co/6b1CjuwAsshttps://t.co/QXc9KVzZVO
There's a bunch of studies exploring aggression & bullying behavior in lab mice. People go as far as to trace it to dopamine+ testosterone (with ties to fear/scent via T Gondii), but neglect to explore dopamine in the gut, nor Testosterone's impact on the mice's immune system.
Anti-bone hurting juice."These findings provide support for a role of serotonin in bone metabolism by indicating serotonin regulates bone remodelling by mediating an inflammatory cytokine." 😹https://t.co/j4PTTnlZnChttps://t.co/xjOQlrbbcI
Why do some children go thru growth spurts more than others?Why are children with crohn's disease abnormally short?How was it that I fixed my crohn's symptoms largely by boosting serotonin?https://t.co/QZSTPPUM07https://t.co/fWsKxC604A
Which I can infer is likely by direct action on microbiota driven calcium metabolism.Fun fact: if we want to go to mars one day, we may need to make our microbiome process calcium differently to avoid bone loss.https://t.co/aymdDJhpUc