The massive Utah data center, called the Stratos Project, will be as big as 2,000 Walmarts, will need 9GW of electricity to run, and will generate the heat equivalent of 23 atom bombs detonating every single day in Hansel Valley. The expected impact of wildlife is catastrophic.
https://t.co/pZjrpcTaIe
It’s time to seriously talk ticks here in the Ozarks. My buddy in Benton County who used to diagnose a couple cases of Alpha-Gal a month—now multiple per day. Everybody’s dog has ehrlichiosis, and highest ER visits ever for rocky mtn tick fever in Arkansas last year.
@mecfsskeptic A possibility- vasopressin is low because these patients have POTS and are losing fluid due to low aldosterone which keeps them drinking more water in attempts to hydrate, thus losing more VP. I'd be very interested to know if VP levels normalized after increasing sodium.
This is a follow up post regarding NAD+ reversing the effects of Alzheimer’s disease.
For those asking about NAD+ vs. NMN.
This study used daily intraperitoneal injections of NAD+ with a dose of 10 mg/kg/day.
It took 2-6 months of daily injections to restore the issues and another 6 months (1 year total) to restore NAD+ homeostasis.
The most realistic way to achieve this at home would be either daily NAD+ SQ injections (dose is still in question) as well as likely supplementing with oral NMN (or NR+) as oral NAD struggles to absorb well.
Additionally you can consider IV NAD+ (500-1,000 mg) as often as possible (gets expensive), although it’s an uncomfortable IV.
There is a way to test your intra-cellular NAD levels. The only test I’ve found is made by a company called JInfiniti (no affiliation).
https://t.co/eKPvxfFLar
Here’s how the study reads:
“Steady-state plasma (Figure S1B) and brain (Figure S1C) P7C3-A20 levels were achieved by daily intraperitoneal (i.p.) P7C3-A20 (10 mg/kg/day) injections. There were no sex-specific differences, and P7C3-A20 did not elevate brain NAD+/NADH above normal (Figure S1D). Administration from 2 to 6 months prevented NAD+ homeostasis disruption (Figure S1A), and administration from 6 to 12 months restored NAD+ homeostasis (Figure 1A).”
@dr_todd I have POTs (dx TTT) and severe iliac compression based on imaging but can't be stented. Has anyone had improvement with MTS with conservative measures? Ty!