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UltimApe@ultimape• over 1 year ago

Wish I was an investor because I would have shorted this stock when my GF's psych doctor prescribed Wellbutrin and she gained wait. I figured out it was interacting with her Ozempic to cause this. lmao. https://t.co/llkxwheG1x

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UltimApe@ultimape• over 1 year ago
Replying to @ultimape

It's triggering mast cell shifts identical to what we see in hibernation.https://t.co/pQcUuxWnXT

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UltimApe@ultimape• over 4 years ago

Hives as a delayed reaction to long term use of Wellbutrin"Of the antidepressants, bupropion may pose a higher risk of drug-induced urticaria, and this condition might be ignored due to the delayed onset phenomenon."https://t.co/gjv4NCjj8y

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UltimApe@ultimape• over 1 year ago
Replying to @ultimape

We're never going to learn, are we?https://t.co/YL6BNnQ8xJ

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UltimApe@ultimape• over 6 years ago

Endocrine Specialist Doctor is flummoxed by how a medication that directly impacts insulin and hormone balance causes weight gain in a diabetic type II patient when combined with other drugs.What the fuck is wrong with our medical system?https://t.co/dh2wMFpKZW

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UltimApe@ultimape• over 1 year ago
Replying to @ultimape

Naltrexone + Bupropion interact with this. bupropion is Wellbutrin. I wonder how many people are having adverse reactions because they are on antidepressants and GLP-1 RAs. https://t.co/8pPeDMtYW5

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UltimApe@ultimape• over 1 year ago

@sguyenet You can predict the adverse events of taking GLP-1 RA drugs by observing this. Gastroparesis and bowel obstruction? Bears litterally get a plug in their ass and don't shit for months while hibernating. https://t.co/ritgCrJCXP

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UltimApe@ultimape• over 1 year ago
Replying to @ultimape

Naltrexone is acting on HPA-axis and it's role in weight gain / loss makes more sense if you look at this thru the lens of hibernation response. https://t.co/pCp7wQSH1d

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UltimApe@ultimape• over 1 year ago
Replying to @ultimape

Eating more, graining weight, then eating less? It's all opioid system that naltrexone acts on. In hibernating ground squirrels this is the a delta opioid peptide. https://t.co/fn9JTHETWoIMHO we're prob seeing effect varying genetics and/or gut bacteria. https://t.co/lvXgQFYheC

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UltimApe@ultimape• almost 5 years ago

@Rahmeljackson Some coffees trigger the delta-opioid receptors more than others AFAICT, so it may be personalized depending on mutations that impact that process. https://t.co/VcyEOw3pRxMay also involve TRP receptors, which complicates further, but coffee is easy lever to experiment with.

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UltimApe@ultimape• over 1 year ago
Replying to @ultimape

This is all the same systems that shift when an animal enters hibernation. GLP-1 and interacting meds are modulating the immune system because this is all tied to how mammals respond to starvation. Not everyone is going to respond the same way. https://t.co/LYHLW86Aa4

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UltimApe@ultimape• over 1 year ago
Replying to @ultimape

Even the idea that GLP-1 is going to curb addiciton ends up falling into this pattern, with paradoxical effects https://t.co/48B8gbLDLESomething is making this tip from binge into torpor.https://t.co/iNVBR3kBvv

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UltimApe@ultimape• almost 2 years ago

@AliceFromQueens Did you know that binge eating disorder is also correlated with alcoholism? It's absolutely fascinating.https://t.co/xyg02eoNYSBecause it suggests that what we are really seeing is the binge eating behaviors shortly before we see animals entering hibernation.

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UltimApe@ultimape• over 1 year ago
Replying to @ultimape

Naltrexone + Bupropion are interacting with Ozempic for the same reason Ozempic treats AUD.They're all pushing levers into the same reward system. https://t.co/t383cK2JYT

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UltimApe@ultimape• over 1 year ago
Replying to @ultimape

Gastroparesis is like when you have Crohn's disease and don't shit for a week.https://t.co/z0j1hC1pqm

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UltimApe@ultimape• over 1 year ago

@StevenBartlett Also, please ask Dr. Will Bulsiewicz / @Join_ZOE to do the blue poo muffin studies on people with GI problems and compare it to diabetes / Parkinson's etc.Huge implications. https://t.co/g2U1fOLmea https://t.co/RNhHb8ujgo

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UltimApe@ultimape• over 1 year ago
Replying to @ultimape

I may have cracked how the body regulates GLP-1 and used it to cure my GF's type II diabetes.https://t.co/IF4XbFmeCv

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UltimApe@ultimape• over 2 years ago

@_Messier_33 @PaulSkallas @bradstradamus I cracked it haha. Cysteine pathways are directly tied to hibernation related hunger. When Cystine availably is high, so is fat digestion and cholesterol conversion function. When it drops, bears get hungry. It's a regulatory feedback loop.https://t.co/EOupYYxISA

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UltimApe@ultimape• over 1 year ago
Replying to @ultimape

One day maybe we'll have the data to back up what I'm doing. https://t.co/lASyJF6iex

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UltimApe@ultimape• almost 2 years ago

@AliceFromQueens if we can figure out what Ozempic is doing that acts on alcoholism we may be able to treat it in a more targeted way, and avoid GLP-1 messing with the TRP receptors that control smooth muscle contractions in the intestine. https://t.co/Aukvppcb30

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UltimApe@ultimape• over 1 year ago
Replying to @ultimape

Is mTOR shifting acting as the metabolic trigger for the change into form hunger to torpor? https://t.co/XI18EehlYp

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UltimApe@ultimape• about 2 years ago

@Mangan150 A mechanism by which Rapamycin may be impacting obesity."Pharmacological inhibition of the PI3K/mTOR pathway abolished such effects, suggesting that the metabolic actions of GLP-1 depend on mTOR activity." https://t.co/ykIanOdoRX

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