Saahir Lone

[Saahir Lone @Windowinspace]

@ASJR153 @RoyDelfino @Bigqadi The clip is real life, from a CBS News segment after their crew filmed GIs burning a hamlet called Cam Ne in 1965.

[Saahir Lone @Windowinspace]

@RoyDelfino @Bigqadi Incorrect. It's from a CBS News segment after their crew filmed GIs burning a hamlet called Cam Ne in 1965.

[Andra @BioavailableNd]

@BerbarianWizard Iranian medicine research is also some of the best we currently have. I always get very excited when I open an Iranian university pubmed paper.

[جمعیت هلال‌احمر ایران @Iranian_RCS]

چه بر امدادگران گذشت

اشک‌های امدادگران هلال احمر هنگام بیرون آوردن پیکر یک کودک از زیر آوار حملات هوایی آمریکا و اسرائیل در تبریز

#قهرمان_ایران

[Froglet 🐸 @froglet80]

six years and counting with long covid. recently housed, sort of. still regrouping from loss of camp, still have medical expenses, now have rent and utilities also.

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[Jay Campbell @JayCampbell333]

Let’s stop beating around the bush and address the absolute crisis hiding in plain sight. 

From toxic air quality to endocrine-disrupting chemicals, our environment is actively destroying human biology.

The result? 

Massive hormonal chaos.

But it goes even deeper. 

The global confusion surrounding sexual identification isn’t just a social conversation—it is a deeply biological one. 

Nobody wants to speak the truth on this, but I AM.

[Saahir Lone @Windowinspace]

@hosna_9298 Al-Mutla'a and Al-Amariya, never forgotten.

[DD Geopolitics @DD_Geopolitics]

"They killed two million Koreans in three years."

— Bassem Youssef

[Saahir Lone @Windowinspace]

@EasonAtlanta @NayeemX1 @DD_Geopolitics He's a psyop. Disengage.

[Saahir Lone @Windowinspace]

@rigczoteka @StillmanMD If you supplement: seems copper glycinate does not compete with zinc for absorption and is more bioavailable than other forms of copper.

[☣️ Pleb Kruse = BTC foundationalist in exile 🟩🔆 @DrJackKruse]

When CSF gets lattice locked this syndrome becomes more likely

[Saahir Lone @Windowinspace]

What you describe is profound.

[Katie Carey @FNDnurse]

@tylerblack32 I confess I haven’t looked into this much, but am interested. Kiddos are often genetically predisposed to OCD and then a stressful event can trigger its first obvious appearance. Illness could be a trigger. For my kiddo, it was our first time apart during a parents only vacation.

[Saahir Lone @Windowinspace]

@sanilrege This applies to leprosy, neurofibromatosis and 3rd degree burn survivors. Or are you targeting a different group?

[Saahir Lone @Windowinspace]

@StPadrePio1887 @HansAmato True. But don't you get the feeling our species needs it to survive? In that it is passed on through natural childbirth and nurtures infant-mother attachment? Dates back to neanderthals but today almost extinct in human microbiome.

[Saahir Lone @Windowinspace]

@StPadrePio1887 @HansAmato In pill form saw it resolve a chronic gut crisis (which relapsed later). Interesting re lactate. LR should be anti-inflammatory, immune-stabilizing, good for the heart. But not with dairy as the medium for people with syndromes? FYI it's disappearing from the Western microbiome.

[Zdenek Vrozina @ZdenekVrozina]

A multi-omics paper on long COVID in Frontiers in Immunology deserves more attention than it got. The through-line is uncomfortable - the cellular power supply stays switched off long after the acute phase is over.🧵

[Saahir Lone @Windowinspace]

@Lwardo4 Thank you L Ward, a driver of chronic inflammation at the cellular-level I hadn't considered. 🙏

[Jon Douglas @atranscendedman]

Researchers studied 4909 people with IBD and 1006 controls.

In 3.5% of IBD patients, antibodies blocked interleukin-10, a brake on inflammation, letting gut immune cells overreact to bacteria.

https://t.co/GGmNv5HzEn

[Saahir Lone @Windowinspace]

@Asteroidplease1 @linds_longcovid Understood.

[Ross 🧬🔬 @GutOptimized]

Holding high blood volume when chronically ill is hard.

One major reason can be increased bradykinin inhibiting your usual sodium/water retention pathways.

Interestingly, increased bradykinin is a marker associated with Covid illness severity.

Questions:

is chronically elevated bradykinin driving long covid symptoms?

and/or

is low blood volume driving more severe reactions to infections/viruses?

Food for thought.