Jean Challacombe

Computational biologist, Mtn biker, Track & Field enthusiast, fashion & music lover ❤☮. #WomenInSTEM. RT not endorsement.

[Noah Ryan @NoahRyanCo]

Direct correlation between constant wired hyper-productivity and autoimmune issues, MCAS, and chronic "stealth" illnesses.

Seen it so many times now. Hardest working guy you know who is always "on" ends up getting one shotted one day and his health starts spiraling. Tries a bunch of intense treatment protocols when in reality its his nervous system thats keeping him sick.

You can only redline your nervous system for so long. Eventually your body will give up and when it does you will have no other choice.

[Eric Rice @EA_Rice]

We tend to think that we need “big” faith to see God move in our lives, but Jesus flips that idea on its head. Faith, even small and fragile, can move mountains.

Imagine what this means for our everyday struggles. Maybe you’re facing an overwhelming challenge, a situation that feels too big to tackle, or a doubt that won’t go away. Jesus isn’t asking us to have perfect or massive faith. He’s inviting us to trust Him, even if our faith feels small. The mustard seed teaches us that God is not limited by the size of our faith…He is limitless in His power.

When we trust God with what little faith we have, He takes it and multiplies it. He is the one who moves the mountains, not us. Our part is simply to believe and trust that nothing is impossible for Him.

“He replied, ‘Because you have so little faith. Truly I tell you, if you have faith as small as a mustard seed, you can say to this mountain, “Move from here to there,” and it will move. Nothing will be impossible for you.’”

- Matthew 17:20

[Jack | amatica health @JackHadfield14]

🔬We identified five preliminary immune clusters (C1–C5) in our Long COVID & ME/CFS cohort using two RNA markers: IFI44L and FAM89A.

Research shows these genes can help distinguish bacterial from viral infections.

Let’s break down which clusters likely fall into each category.

[Robert 😷 Long COVID 6 🇨🇦🇺🇸🏳️‍🌈 @Rob_DeRosa]

6/ 🔍 Learn more about VYD2311 & monoclonals:

📄 Phase 1 trial record (VYD2311): https://t.co/SfDh5nklYj
📄 FDA “rapid pathway to full approval” press release (mirror): https://t.co/yME5bMolbk
📄 Case report: monoclonal antibodies & Long COVID remission (PubMed): https://t.co/VDXisPrsgm

[Danielle Beckman @DaniBeckman]

I'm intrigued by this follow! Hey @hubermanlab, let's have a conversation about how viral infections impact the brain and mental health?
— Given that more than 700 million had #COVID and at least 10% developed #LongCovid (to mention 1 virus), it's a topic worth exploring!

[Amatica Health @amaticahealth]

We’re so excited to release the next Amatica Health project:

Whole blood RNA sequencing

20,000 gene expression results. 1,500 biological pathways. All in one test

https://t.co/WpnzN530PF

[KeriA @KeriA1776again]

Such a great story.

[Martin Picard @MitoPsychoBio]

Can we feel our mitochondria?

We feel pain (nociception), internal sensations (interoception), and even our immune system (immunoception)

How does the brain monitor our energy status?

In this preprint, we propose that the brain feels the balance of energy demand (burn rate) and energy transformation capacity (mitochondrial OxPhos capacity) via mitoception

Cellular studies, animal models, clinical, and human studies suggest that the cytokine GDF15 is the main signal of mitoception

Preprint by Cynthia Liu and colleagues
@torwager @LFeldmanBarrett @Danbelsky @Dr_Epel @cohenaginglab

https://t.co/g2QjJFLmeW
Comments welcome!

[Jean Challacombe @JeanChallacombe]

https://t.co/6NTETrceiU

[Bicycles and Beyond™ @bicyclesbeyond]

Can't live without it 🙋🏽‍♀️

#CYCLING is #OXYGEN for the #SOUL 🚲

Have an awesome Sunday further fellow #BikeFriends 💚🚴🏼💛🚴🏼‍♀️🧡🚴🏼‍♂️ 🫶🏽

[Matt Challacombe @MattChallacombe]

THE PLUGZ -"Reel Ten" (1984) https://t.co/mEcuzXiUQp via @YouTube

[{Matt} $XRPatriot @matttttt187]

Nicotine is good, all of the additives are what’s addicting

🚨 Try The Nicotine Patch Protocol To Help With These Issues….

Long Covid
Brain Fog
Joint Pain
Mold and Micro Toxins
Chronic Illness
Low Energy
Fatigue
Insomnia
Weight Loss
ADHD
ADD
Parkinson’s
Alzheimer’s
Menopause
Andropause
More……..

Micro-dosing starting with 2-3 mg/day

Not Medical Advice. DYOR!

[Kevin McKernan @Kevin_McKernan]

Suck it you chemically illiterate congressmen.
Here's Delta 8 THC, now in gas stations, smoke shops and online with limited age checks.
Plant doesn't make Delta8 THC so its not cannabis!
Now they have banking, no safety testing, interstate commerce, limited taxes and licensing nonsense. Im all for free markets but why is the natural safety tested Delta9 THC unbanked and federally illegal?

[Kevin McKernan @Kevin_McKernan]

Let's have a tour through Jessie Pinkmans bathtub gin and all the slop induced by prohibition.

The dirty field of Delta8 THC.
https://t.co/t9CJ9QYP8o

[Long COVID Labs @longcovidlabs]

📣 It’s happening.

The first patient in our case studies got his pre-treatment blood work done this week!     

We sent a mobile phlebotomist to his home to collect the sample, saving him the trip to the lab.  We know how difficult it can be for very severe home- and bedbound patients to make it to a medical facility.  

So we designed our protocol to be as easy for patients as possible.

Patient #1’s blood will be sent off to our laboratory facility in southern California. 

We’ll be running several tests on it - including transcriptomics, a cutting-edge technique that we believe holds huge potential for detecting persistence of the SARS-Cov-2 virus. 🦠

The persistence of the SARS-Cov-2 virus is what we believe to be the leading hypothesis for the root cause of Long COVID.  Treating this chronic infection is what cured our founder @rd108, and we believe this could be the answer for so many suffering. ❤️‍🩹

The transcriptomics test will allow us to quantify SARS-Cov-2 RNA and the associated inflammatory gene signatures in blood. 

This means we’re measuring both signs of the virus itself, as well as changes in the patient’s immune response that would show the virus is still there.  

We’ll be measuring these markers before and after treatment, and we expect the abnormal markers will begin to return to normal, if the treatment is successful! ✨

We’ll also be running additional labs, both for the purposes of safety monitoring, as well as to see if we can validate some of the existing research that’s been done on Long COVID biomarkers.  (More info on that to come!).

Our team is incredibly excited to finally get these biomarker tests up and running!  

Patient #1 will be receiving his treatment next week.

We can’t wait to see where things go!  ✨🙏 🌍

[Johan Van Weyenbergh @johanvawe]

A new, potent drug to treat acute #COVID and maybe also #LongCOVID? Congrats to @neyts_johan @NeytsVirology and all #Rega colleagues!
https://t.co/5JYzh89dCQ

[Emmanuel @ejustin46]

COVID-19 is anything but mild!

Consider a study involving 1,889 individuals from rural Honduras, examining the changes in their gut microbes over a two-year period due to COVID-19.

The findings are quite astonishing!
https://t.co/yBjJhaTcuG

[PolyBio @polybioRF]

BREAKING: Development of a spike protein-specific radiolabeled antibody used with PET imaging shows presence of spike in brain & lungs of macaque monkeys 3 months post-COVID; provides new viral reservoir detection opportunity for long COVID: https://t.co/dkXEyhxh07