/sci/ - Science & Math

New research/plan for self-mummifying myself so AI can resurrect me in the year 4000
>fasting almost till death plus 10 000 burpees a day
>eating resin,tree barks,seasame seeds ,pepper and toxic nuts
>for 500 days
>then a fast of salted water,lacquer tea, arsenic water
>modern supplements now! anti-bacterial,diuretics,fat burner pills, and laxatives
and emetics
>die in a room full of candles and incense stick so my skin is dried dry
should I fill my digestive system with clay,so i dont require any spooky priests to disembowel me?
I'll do this when im around 90 years of age.

Is immunology really that important? Why do I have to learn this boring shit

>It's another episode of " A male nursoid raped a female coma patient and made her pregnant"

Why don't they learn from each other's mistake and just put a rubber to prevent getting caught, this shit happen all the time

was the "colorado experiment" real or an urban myth/steroid fraud for nautilus machines?

is there ANY sleep position in which I (nosex nofap man)can prevent wet dreams forever?
Learning to sleep standing up(leaning on some wardrobe maybe)?

I Wanna beat the living shit out of you (You) schizo

(you) can't even beat your own (tiny) dick

>>14519089
nofap is a meme, you're better off staying away from that shit

>>14519102
are you a woman? why do you downplay the power of the Seed, the Vital Heat?
how can wanking one's own organ improve life?
fucking denialist

>>14519106
not a woman
just doing neurology research and working in mental health
it's a medical general btw, feel free to fuck-off if you're going to PMS when somebody calls you out on your bullshit irrational beliefs

>>14519089
Holy shit just sleep like a normal person would

>>14519117
>feel free to
I dont need your permission
>call you out
you must praise me.

>>14519118
a "normal" person will protect his Seed, like boxers do before fights..a man's life is constant warfare

Should've known I was replying to a retard

a retard? you mean a low-inhib,stronger than average man?

"mental health" question: is it possible to mkultra myself? Im trying to watch holocaust footage/war ,isis footage,/brutal fights compilations and knockouts,to the tracks of gangta rap,drill music,black metal,goregrind etc...
I put the videos on 2X speed and the tracks on the background.

I want a cute veterinarian GF so hard bros, it's unfair

>>14519054
>Last thread hasn’t even reached bump limit.
You must get off to creating threads.

>>14519117
I mean, addicts do obviously benefit from it but something much better would be to learn how to moderate masturbation and porn usage.

>>14519212
to be frank, if it isn't causing social/mental/physical issues
then it's basically not really a problem
sure you can frame it into some kind of existential pseudo self-help mantra of improvement, but if you're fapping 5 times a day without any major drawbacks, then fap away

if your life is shit and you need porn for a quick dopamine rush, it's not the porn that's causing a problem, and focusing on removing it at all cost is a perfect way to actively avoid facing some deeper problems, which is basically the vibe any fanatic no-fapper gives off

>>14519148
>is it possible to mkultra myself
just turn on your tv.

Why are all specialties so shite in yuropoor? Surgery is disgusting and you must be some kind of maniac to enjoy it, internal medicine is shit, anesthesia you have no way to work in private practice, GP you don't really do much anyways, rads and pathology you have even less ways to work in private practice. Is there nothing where you don't have to deal with disgusting shit and still have ways to make money?
Rads seems chill but unless you have like a million to invest (which I don't) you have no way to own your own practice. I don't want to work for some piece of shit hospital with piece of shit admin for pennies for all my life.

>>14519208
>wanting a suicide statistic
Being a veterinarian sucks, I'd phenobarbital myself too if that was my career

my favorite ophthalmologist

>>14519262
Speak for yourself

say I jump into loadbearing activity. how much longer does it take for tendons and joints to adapt versus muscle?

>>14519106
May you could help me plsssss??
>>>>14519266

>>14519255
Ortho is fine in private practice, but frankly, the way insurance handels private practice care, at least in my country, is heavily skewed towards family medicine, as they represent the largest share of practices under public insurance coverage and their associations know and use that to secure proper funding for the menial shit they do, while a lot of other specs get hung out to dry. Also private practice will inevitably become even more of a bureacratic nightmare than it already is, just pick a spec, put in the work and try to get hired by a private clinic or some large private practice that handels your paperwork so you can do your work and clock out on time.

>>14519273
>"suicide is more likely among veterinarians than among the general population — 1.6 times more likely for male veterinarians and 2.4 times more likely for female veterinarians"
>https://blogs.cdc.gov/niosh-science-blog/2019/09/04/veterinary-suicide/
I really don't blame them, it seems like such a thankless job, working conditions in regular medicine are already deteriorating, I can't imagine how it is with animals.

Also another gem from the article
>When veterinarians who died from pentobarbital poisoning were excluded from the analysis, the likelihood of male and female veterinarians dying from suicide was not different than that of the general population. This indicates that training on euthanasia procedures and access to pentobarbital are some of the key factors contributing to the problem of suicide among veterinarians.
If only they weren't trained in painlessly offing themselves, they surely would still be alive today!

>>14519295
Where you from? Sounds like Germany.
I find the conservative part of Ortho really interesting, but wouldn't be able to do a 6 year surgical residency just to fuck off into conservative treatment.
I just want to earn good money working full time, but not have to get bothered by admin and their bullshit. Worst thing I can imagine is specializing in something where I don't have the option to go into private practice and am forced to work in a public hospital for the rest of my life.
I don't think working for a private clinic makes any sense either, why not just open your own practice at that point, instead of getting paid 120k euros for bringing in 300-400k.

>All Female nursoids are butterface with big asses

>All surgeons are psychopaths

>All Dermatologists are schizophrenic retards

>All psychiatrists are Mentally ill snake oil salesmen

>All Cardiologists and neurologists are funny smart alpha chads

>All Radiologists are incels

>All GPs are Dumb retards

>All female Doctors are low iq big whores

>All Plastic surgeons are Greedy Semites

>All Ortho are dumb retards

Complete the lists with other facts

>>14519295
>Study period 2003-2014
Yeah, doesn't have to so much with the profession itself. Also, the article's shoehorning into drug awareness than a case study.

>>14519315
>All gastroenterologists are mentally ill and probably anal fetishists.
>All Endocrinologists are slightly (or highly) autistic
>All Nephrologists are marvel tier nerds
>All Gynecologists are psychopaths
>All Pneumologists are normal people
>All nursoids are bitter that they didn't make it as a doctor

>>14519336
do stuff about the patients i want to be involved

>>14519307
>Where you from? Sounds like Germany.
Yes, you too?

>I find the conservative part of Ortho really interesting, but wouldn't be able to do a 6 year surgical residency just to fuck off into conservative treatment.
At least here, there's a range of operations you can perform in private practice, it's the reason why orthos are among the best paid specialities here, beyond that if you specialise enough, you can essentially become a semi-travelling surgeon and just perform a handfull of specialised procedures. Here you can also go into private practice with Anasthesia, you just cover out-patient operations in other private practices or get pain-management qualifications and treat people with chronic pain.

>I just want to earn good money working full time, but not have to get bothered by admin and their bullshit. Worst thing I can imagine is specializing in something where I don't have the option to go into private practice and am forced to work in a public hospital for the rest of my life.
The problem is, once you're in private practice, it won't be admin, but the public insurance agencies pushing you around, and that's an entire field of work by itself, so you can either invest your own time to become proficient in bureaucracy, then spend the rest of your working days devoting countless additional hours towards filing it for every single patient, or you take a pay cut and get someone else to do it for you. So these higher earnings, come with a load of additional work.

>>14519307
>>14519390
>I don't think working for a private clinic makes any sense either, why not just open your own practice at that point, instead of getting paid 120k euros for bringing in 300-400k.
It costs quite a bit of money to open your own private practice, and sure, you could recuperate that investment by selling it again when you retire, but the way things are going, you could be hard pressed to find someone willing to take over. And when you can't sell your practice, you have to continue to store and make available all your patients medical records, which isn’t as easy or cheap as it sounds. Flipside is, once the boomers go into retirement, you can get a good deal, because they’re facing the same problems. Then again, there’s the paperwork that you’ll be responsible for, which is essentially a second part or even full time job you’ll have to perform on top of your actual work. So there’s some allure to a private clinic with better pay than the public field, and less paperwork than a private practice.

There are also special ways to make really good money in the public field, by basically picking a spec that gives you a chance to be hired as an attending outside the usual collective pay agreement. Clinics want to be able to offer specialized procedures that are less expensive while providing a better outcome, because it brings in money and the chance for additional public funding. They just need the specialists to perform them, and depending on the procedures, these can be in very short supply. Shit like Interventional radiology for example will only become more important, and there are entire regions with close to zero coverage for certain procedures.

But over all, you can make good money in private practice, it's just not as easy as it used to be and it's certainly not free of bureacractic bullshit. If you want to avoid all of it and just make good money, go for plastics or derm and built a career around performing comsetic procedures

>>14519390
>Yes, you too?
Yeah, and I'm about to graduate and still don't know exactly what to pursue. I am not passionate about any field, like many of my colleagues that are determined to go into some field and only that field. I just want to do something where I don't have to deal with too much bullshit and still earn a good wage.
I am kind of considering just becoming a gp and just picking up a boomer practice in somewhere nowhere for practically free the instant I would finish residency. The only thing that makes me rethink this is that I am German born, but not a German native. Although I'm white, I don't know if someone from rural east Germany would really want to go to a doctor that is not Dr. Hans Schmidt. This might sound stupid, but I grew up rurally and have experienced a good amount of racism, even though I look like a Germany and speak perfect German.
I understand that in private practice you still deal with a lot of bullshit from the insurance companies, but desu you usually have to do a shitload of paperwork in any field.
>private practice with Anasthesia, you just cover out-patient operations in other private practices or get pain-management qualifications
Didn't actually know this, so I will probably have to read up on this. Sadly there aren't that many resources about the business part of medicine.
>derm and built a career around performing comsetic procedures
Considering this as an option as well, especially since you can do residency without ever setting foot in a hospital now. Don't know about the competitiveness of the field though.
I think a residency in interventional radiology isn't even offered anywhere. It's a pretty new field. I would be worried about the radiation exposure though.

>>14519237
>then it's basically not really a problem
Yeah.
>existential pseudo self-help mantra of improvement
NoFap® is stupid since they think EVERYONE should be on it and make garbage claims around porn and masturbation. "No Fap" is another thing entirely and it's only relevant for addicts.
>but if you're fapping 5 times a day without any major drawbacks, then fap away
As long as not being able to fap doesn't cause major distress, it's fine.
>it's not the porn that's causing a problem
Absofuckinglutely. Same thing with hyperpalatable foods, video games, drugs, etc.

>>14519475
you're putting children en danger.
p0rn is a slippery slope and it makes men end up watching child porn

>>14519664
if you watch it though, don't you have a lesser probability of going out and abusing kids? If you're attracted to that, you're pretty dangerous, still.

>>14519664
>it makes men end up watching child porn
And ?? Nothing wrong with that

>>14519668
>>14519677
you pigs is the reason why islam will conquer evrope.
you're weak.

>>14519057
Wouldn’t your brain still decompose?

>>14519685
>>14519677
What does Islam have to do with it? I don't it's socially acceptable to abuse kids in Islam either.

>>14519685
I'm already Muslim tho you low iq, and your post doesn't make any sense.
This General is for actual doctors, Not highschool dropouts, kindly fuck off

My dad went through chemotherapy and radiation at the same time for 3 months about a year ago and I was just reminded seeing a bald cancer patient that he didn’t really lose any hair or ever look sickly. He just got really tired and nauseous and had no appetite.
Are there like “cleaner” chemotherapy drugs that don’t rip through you as badly or do genes determine it or what?

What's up with dudes up here in VT punching walls every time they get in a fight with their girlfriend? Do people in the northeast just casually beat their wives like third worlders?

>>14519727
Maybe he got in a fight with his barn.

>>14519471
>I am kind of considering just becoming a gp and just picking up a boomer practice in somewhere nowhere for practically free the instant I would finish residency
Good move, you'll make good money quick and living expenses will be pretty low

>Although I'm white, I don't know if someone from rural east Germany would really want to go to a doctor that is not Dr. Hans Schmidt.
Old folks and boomers can be pretty weird at times, but honestly they have a choice, and the only combination that I can think of where your name could be an issue is if it's slavic, and even then they're way more biased against women and blacks/arabs when it comes to doctors. Also if you take over a practice, you'll take over the patients too, and once the guy you buy it from gives you a recommendation (100% guaranted), you'll have no problem keeping and getting patients.

>Sadly there aren't that many resources about the business part of medicine.
I just always asked doctors how they see shit from the buisness side of things, people are usually pretty eager to talk about it when they have concrete plans

>Considering this as an option as well, especially since you can do residency without ever setting foot in a hospital now. Don't know about the competitiveness of the field though.
Derm is pretty competetive as far as I know, unless you're grades are very good or you have connections in the field, it might be difficult to get a residency, but that always also depends on the clinic and your location. Plastics is less competetive to get into but the residency is also a far bigger pain in the ass

>I think a residency in interventional radiology isn't even offered anywhere.
It's not an individual spec, so you have to check the national society for interventional radiology for how and where you can get certification during your residency, same goes for a load of other sub specs, extra qualification will cost you extra time, effort and money, but it can pay off big time.

>>14519727
Doesn't clamper live up there?

>>14519054
hey cmon, it's /med/, not /MED/ it's not 2018 anymore

>>14519315
>>14519336
>these posters are retards

>>14519255
>he doesn't live in scandinavia, switzerland or benelux
look in the mirror

>>14519063
you have no ability to evaluate what is necessary, just shut the fuck up and get back to work

>>14519089
just have sex

>>14519272
my favorite clinical microbiologist

>>14519281
your tendons and joints don't really adapt after your teens

>>14519054
some metal got in my eye one time and the nurse who was scooping it out at the eye doctor missed twice and took out way to much of my eye

>>14519875
>some metal got in my eye one time and the nurse who was scooping it out at the eye doctor missed twice and took out way to much of my eye

I have a nurse who is a very nice person but I would not want her caring for me. She is incapable of repeating what she hears, but she makes up what she THINKS was said with such confidence. She works in a dementia ward, and I sort of feel for what she must make up in the charts about her patients.

She also had an almost impossible time understanding the possibility that a "dementia" patient was mentally aware, just unable to communicate because of some motor dysfunction, etc. I mean, she's gonna do what she's gonna do, but she seemed to, like, be incapable of understanding hte idea that if a patient did not recoil in horror when she was needling htem, etc. that it must mean they consent, she could not understand the case where the patient does not consent but due to stroke, etc. cannot communicate that.

>>14519890
>I have a nurse

Sorry, I have a friend who is a nurse.

>>14519855
I agree in principle, but truly "in depth" immunology hold close to 0% clinical value to anyone outside of certain specs. Of course immunophysiology is important, but at least for me, having to study the specific structure of HLAs or T-cell receptors and their molekular pathways was completely useless. I still love immunology, but regardless of the subject, focusing on physiology and pathology always seems to yield the highest ROI

>>14519699
>using an imperative verb on Me
you dont get to tell Me what to do

would sleeping standing up make me invulnerable to wet dreams,given the effect of gravity upon liquids?

>>14519758
>your name could be an issue is if it's slavic
Bingo, I have a very Slavic first and last name, think of a Fyodor Dostoevsky type of name. But desu once I graduate and finish residency the GP shortage might be so severe (JFL @ looking at the age of GPs in Germany, like 30% are 60+, and 75% are 50+) that I shouldn't have big trouble finding a cheap boomer practice even in big cities or in the west/south where there is less racisms towards Slavs (I think so at least).
I just don't know if GPs earn that much, because I have talked to some GPs that make 200k/year and others make less than what an attending at a hospital makes. So I am concerned of ending up as one of these people that just somehow don't seem to be able to make big bucks as a GP.
I guess I will probably just do the years of internal medicine and then decide if I'll go into GP or specialist route. I'll have to do these years anyways.

how can I build a kind of recovery chamber like the ones in dragon ball?
I thought of so far, a kind of flotation tank, with an automatic breathing machine and some water-proof lucid dreaming googles, a whole lot of melatonin supplements and some kind of intra-blood transfussion of basic and needed nutrients(plus anti bacterials so i dont poop)
I just want to fast-forward time,and human hybernate.

>>14520061
just go to an expensive, it's as close as your gonna get to it

>>14520073
expensive spa

If only this schizo was in front of me,

i would've beat him so hard that his eyes would come out and his brain would become a compote

he would beg me to stop, while i'll keep hitting him harder and harder with a big smile in my face

>>14520031
>Bingo, I have a very Slavic first and last name, think of a Fyodor Dostoevsky type of name
I see, it's probably gonna be a bit of an issue if you're russian, but honestly, old people anti-slavic racism has become pretty weak, might be worse in the east, but from what I've seen they're usually happy if it's a white man with a grasp of the language that's treating them.

>I just don't know if GPs earn that much, because I have talked to some GPs that make 200k/year and others make less than what an attending at a hospital makes. So I am concerned of ending up as one of these people that just somehow don't seem to be able to make big bucks as a GP.
It's always a question of patient clientel and services. Insurance won't pay you shit for a regular office hour visit where they talk about their bubus and you perscribe medication. You can look up what insurance will pay you for whatever procedure you perform, you can look up "Gebührenordnung für Ärzte" and check for yourself, a lot of shit pays next to nothing, so if you don't get the qualifications that allow you to do, and more importantly charge for, the shit that does pay better, you'll end up making less money. Otherwise shilling useless vitamin shots and acupuncture are usually the go to way for GPs to make extra cash. Orthos do the same with lasertherapy or other stupid unproven rehab shit, a private practice is literally a buisness, and you have to put in some effort if you want to make good money. In my opinion the big private practice money is still in radiology, insurance pays a lot for scans and they are practically unlimited per patient, and even if you're leasing the equipment, you're guaranteed a nice profit if you have the right location and basically operate your practice like a conveyor belt. Though that might change somewhat if energy prices double again

>>14519925
the principle is the point. the notion that the dilettante is allowed to pick and choose from the curriculum leads to all kinds of retarded shit in large populations of students. they might get lucky with their judgment call regarding immunology but the end result might also be along the lines:
>i'm not gonna be surgeon, i don't need to know anatomy
>i'm gonna be a surgeon, i don't need to understand pharmacology
>i'm gonna be a psychiatrist, why should i know physiology
and so on

>>14520158
I get your point and as I said, I agree in principle, but give students some credit, they're not fully retarded. Everyone gets that you can't just skip entire fields of study because you don't like them, but at the same time it's pretty obvious that lectures will cover far more in depth knowledge than what you'll actually use in clinical practice, and certain subjects like immunology, pathology or genetics are prime offenders when it comes to bombarding students with myopic structural details to the point where they have a hard time differentiating minute specifics only important to practitioners of the field from vital-"know this or you'll fuck something up" information. At least anatomy professors usually understand that maybe knowing the specific variations of the celiac trunc or the tiniest sub-branch of the external carotid artery isn't really a priority for students when it comes to getting a grasp of anatomy. To make it clear, I don't fault these fields for teaching a thorough curriculum, but teaching is about more than just providing information

>>14519873
>you can't pick up running after your teens without giving yourself joint problems

>>14520132
you would piss your pants if you had Me face to face,coomer

>>14520196
Mostly agree about immunology but a good grasp of pathology is a necessary prerequisite for actual clinic stuff IMO

>>14520412
>a good grasp of pathology is a necessary prerequisite for actual clinic stuff IMO
I agree, but then there are also a couple hundred immunohistochemical staining methods, marking various aberrant proteins in cancer cells, as well as a the intricate details of differentiating various forms of lymphoma on a molecular basis, and who could forget every single cancer grading system that isn't TNM. In my opinion the more technical specs just have the tendency to overload their curriculum with very specific details that no student will memorize beyond the exam.

>>14519054
More eye tests pics

/fit/ says creatine improves gains. how does that work?

does running actually do anything? I started running this week and I guess I feel better. Hard to tell if it's just placebo.

>>14520528
the lymphoma marker stuff is where it overlaps with immunology so no wonder you don't like it.
Things like gleason grading is useful to understand if you're into urology or oncology

>>14520994
It doesn’t.
>>14521236
Leave the gradings to specialists, maybe mention them but in the end it can change. TNM is different for every type of cancer but the concept, being an overview, stays the same at least and is more useful than specific histological gradings etc.

Medically speaking
Is 19.5cm considered a big penis ?
and what can i do to straighten my curvet down banana shaped PP

>>14519054
My piss foams like a mfer, I mean 2cm thick foam after pissing. What are my chances of nephrotic syndrome. Too afraid to speak to colleague nephrologists.

>>14521734
leg swelling ?

>>14521734
just pinch a dipstick and piss on it

>>14521741
Nope, afaik no other symptoms besides fatigue (could be for a whole load of other reasons). Main reason I dont want to bother them.
>>14521757
And this will show proteinuria I guess?

>>14521596
>png apustaja
don't mind if i do

>>14521814
check your blood pressure just in case

>>14521814
careful anon if you also have high blood pressure you might be boypregnant and have boyclampsia

>>14521890
I’m feverish because of a pharyngitis, no abscess so far.
126/64 mmHg
Pulse 76

>>14521921
nothing out of the ordinary then
you know what they say
monitor and wait

>>14521928
Will continue to do.
Now I’m wondering if the foaming can be caused by an increase in antibodies?

>>14521734
>Too afraid to speak to colleague nephrologists.

Stop being a baby and go ask, this general is not for medical advices, as a Doctor yourself (allegedly) you should know this, and you should know that we basically can't diagnose shit without knowing you, having more details, seeing you and reading your medical history and knowing the medications you're on.

/MED/-Anons should lead by example, not promoting this type of behavior just because you're ALLEGEDLY a MEDfag, you and the anons that replied to you are what's wrong with the current health care system

>>14522079
>/MED/
its /med/ ffs

>>14522079
My fault then.
Not a doc still a resident. I just vaguely remembered a nephro lecture that talked about prior infections being a cause for nephropathies.
In realty I’m not actually concerned since I would go get a check up but I just had really foamy piss and started wondering and didn’t want to bother.

>>14522272
literally just get creatinine, urine stick and protein etc. and figure it out yourself

>>14522303
I cant when I called in sick.

>>14522346
>ooh i can't go to the hospital, i'm sick

>>14522495
>there goes anon
>the retard who visited the nephrologist because of his sore troat
n..no thanks

>>14522503
You're gonna be an extremely horrible dumb doctor

the type of low iq autistic doctor that give shitty diagnosis and treatments to patients and then doesn't bother to correct it and admit his fault just because it's gonna hurt his ego and made him look bad and because he's too autistic to make a phonecall .

>>14522522
I dont think foamy piss is enough reason to warrant a call, and even then it has to go by referral. Monitor and wait is the name.

>>14522539
>Monitor and wait is the name.

This will depend on factors like the state of the health system, economics, etc. If he is saying "doc, my piss was foamy once, I think we need to do lots of tests," that is one thing. If it is a recurring issue, and his piss wasnt always foamy, or piss is not supposed to be foamy, better to get checked out, IMO.

anon with foamy piss, to you happen to be tall by any means? It increases the chances of your piss appearing foamy as it hits the water from higher above and can make it appear foamy. Try pissing sitting down to see if it still is foamy then. I used to have the same problem and was even mildly concerned about it for a time. My kidney function is totally fine, btw. If I were you, I'd become concerned if I began to get any additional symptoms.

>>14523270
>Try pissing sitting down to see if it still is foamy then.
Nice try tranny

>>14523358
alternatively you can piss at the side of the bowl so the urine runs down it's side and hopefully doesn't foam up

>>14519315
>>All Cardiologists and neurologists are funny smart alpha chads
almost had me here

Don't be a retard, foamy piss once is nothing to worry about. If it repeats go get it checked it out. If you're a hypochondriac just do a dipstick yourself or are you so retarded that even as a resident you are incapable of doing it?
What is probably the case is that there was some cleaning chemical or detergent left over in the bowl and that's why it foamed.
If you're a fat fuck maybe you have the betees

>anon comes in with bacterial conjunctivitis
>give him a lethal dose of morphine

>>14524256
I need his cure so bad bros

Is it possible to donate blood after one time cocaine use? It wasn’t even one “line” and it was weeks ago. Just wanted to help someone out but I wouldn’t want to give bad blood.

Thoughts on this schizo who claims to have cured all metabolic diseases?

>>14521168
>>14521207
>>14524381
>>14521499
>>14521479
>>14521207

>>14524543
it's delusion of invention/ingenuity, probably schizo as you say. Nobody who actually has that kind of clout would post here. Some of it is interesting to ponder though.

>>14524533
yes

>>14522503
i wasn't suggesting you go see a nephrologist, i was suggesting you get yourself some fuckin labs and figure shit out for yourself.

>>14523270
I tried your suggestion and it worked lol.
Anyway I’ve checked my notes on poststreptococcal glomerulonephritis and I don’t fit the bill. Was a fun thought experiment.

Day 3 of COVID - fatigue has dissipated but still dealing with joint/skin pain. Any suggestions for an anti-inflammatory? Kind of bugged out about possible clots and things like that.

>>14524256
My Hero :)

>>14519054
Hey anons, I'm contemplating on buying a handheld UVB device for a skin issue (I'm the exfoliative cheilitis anon) I have. Right now I'm getting sun naturally, but I'm wondering if a UVB device might be more intense thus more effective, since I'm not sure if sun is healing (it's been only 2 weeks, who knows)?

Or is this notion bullshit and are they both the same? I'm gonna ask the derm what he thinks; but recently I've seen many anecdotes of people healing this shit with handheld UVB devices, so I'm eager to buy one.

Can someone help me understand the belief behind the "spike protein" that a vaccine produces? A spike protein, from my understanding, is the receptors of the covid itself, isn't it? mRNA from the vaccine will produce these receptors so that they develop immunity against the virus.
The nature of mRNA is that it breaks down the longer it stays in the cell. So, eventually, there will be no more spike proteins that can be made. In other words, if you have lost the blueprint for making those spike proteins, no more spike proteins can be made. I guess the reason why people believe a spike protein exists is that it could be a retrovirus that's been injected not just any "mRNA" virus. But still, I don't think humans were able to make inbuilt reverse transcriptase that is specific for COVID and even if they were how were they able to dictate the genome to transcribe the mRNA again, it could be simply the non-coding gene sequence..?
I am also concerned about people who are taking aspirin regularly to prevent spike protein. Please share your thoughts about this, I am curious.

About to do start psychiatry. What am I in for?

>>14525897
Don't do it

>>14525450
schizo thoughts for people stuck in a bubble that requires more effort to convince than they're most likely worth

hey what books do you guy used to learn internal medicine ? my country is kind of backward and our books are a pain to read. I have tried Harrison but it writes too much with too little focus on anything.

>>14526510
Where from?

>>14526621
vietnam

>>14525450
>The nature of mRNA is that it breaks down the longer it stays in the cell. So, eventually, there will be no more spike proteins that can be made. In other words, if you have lost the blueprint for making those spike proteins, no more spike proteins can be made
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horizontal_gene_transfer

>>14526510
or in a more general view, how do they teach medicine in your country? they gives you some books, tell you what to read and have them tested or anything else?

>Teaching Medicine Using Socratic method

Most retarded shit ever

can caffiene have a sedative effect in some cases?

>>14524543
I'll order some deferoxamine and snort that as well as insulin and see what happens. Sounds pretty good to me.

I've begun using deferoxamine intranasally today and It's giving me the effects that I'd anticipate to come from d21. The d1-d2 heterodimer is highly present in ADHD, ASD, Schizophrenia, and drug addiction and increases during the progression of age it seems that the heterodimer forms as a consequence of iron dysbiosis, either both iron deficiencies from within mitochondria and iron overload in the cytosol interferes with mitochondrial ATP production and anterograde mitochondrial transport to synaptic vesicles and this significantly reduces synaptic density. Reduced oxidative respiration of mitochondria would lead to the failure of ATP production and excitotoxicity as a consequence of mitochondrial pore potential
This is the link between cognitive dysfunction present in disorders of iron deficiencies and iron overload
Music sounds clearer, anxiety is completely gone, my patience and emotional regulation are much stronger, I woke up with probably 6.5 hours of sleep and I've had a quarter of the coffee that I usually have when I wake up
Everything just pops out with more detail and spacial memory is definitely improved.
as I drove to the restaurant I decided to enjoy the drive without music and when I sat down to eat I paid more attention to my food rather than focusing my attention on many different things at once
So I anticipate there's a correlation between iron dysbiosis and the formation of the dopamine heterodimer
The deferoxamine is so incredibly powerful it will cut through neuroinflammation stopping neuronal insulin resistance in its tracks
By suppressing bace1 activity deferoxamine actually increases the recycling of the insulin receptor in our neurons to the cell surface
it ameliorating iron dysbiosis corrects most of the pathological consequences of endotoxemia within the brain and actually reverses it
through rechanneling iron and removing iron that accumulates in ferritin and hepcidin it resolves issues with oxidative stress and mitochondrial dysfunction

>>14526510
Cecil & Goldman.

>>14525450
the spike in itself is basically innocuous
the virus uses it to enter cells and replicate, which causes the real pathological havoc and related complications we know about covid
no idea about the aspirin thing, people also were taking hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin when both of those just do jack shit, so..
>>14525897
selling out to big pharma and enacting social isolation to withdraw undesirable elements from society

>>14526667
dumb poltard, what you posted has very little relevance, but i see your 'point' you dimwitted halfwit turd

covid virus itself will produce way more spikes, mRNA coding spikes and not to mention all the other proteins the virus needs and mRNA for those proteins
so the vaccine is safer either way

you people are so ridiculous

>>14527232
Didn’t some spike isoforms show ace2 receptor activation? Sadly the pathogenesis is muddled in antivax crap.

>>14527270
also
>mRNA
>gene
they're not sending their bests
>>14527287
kinda sounds like some in vitro shit
even if it were the case, a protein alone without a virus to enter the cells along, and then replicate and fuck shit up still doesn't sound like too much of a big deal

>>14524543
it's true and based

>>14527296
>still doesn't sound like too much of a big deal
Think it was a possible explanation for increased risk in CVD patients

does Indomethacin close PDA in adults?

>Cocaine :
>«it's very bad for you, if you keep using it you WILL have heart problem and die from a heart attack, it's very bad and addictive, and is the hard drugs' hell gate !»

>Methylphenidate
>«Completely safe with no serious side effects whatsoever, you can't even overdose in it !! We have not a single documented case of someone dying from it!! Keep prescribing it to kids, there is no risk of addiction or leading you to the use of other hard drugs, nothing to see here !!!! »
Pigpharma lies.

>>14524682
How is it ok?

>One-hour session with a nutritionist costs 450 USD.
WTF??? Is this normal in 'first-world' countries or is this guy insane? Consultations here cost between 25-51 USD on average, kek.

>>14519664
Got 2 replies apart from mine, good bait.

>>14519668
>If you're attracted to that, you're pretty dangerous, still.
Wrong, you're only dangerous if you want to rape them. Believe it or not, boys and girls can be attracted to much older adults, the thing is you almost always have to be at least a 7-8 in terms of looks for that to happen if you're a man and 6-7 when it comes to women.

When I was in elementary, girls drooled over men like Tom Welling and Adam Levine and boys (including me) really dug some of our teachers despite (and because of in some cases) the wide age gap.

>>14519677
This.

>>14520994
Do at least a bit of research before asking things here, fag. It's probably the most studied sport supplement. It's involved in muscle building and increases athletic performance.

>>14525909
Why?

>>14527721
>Cocaine.
Funny that Avicenna demonstrated its medical properties and data from anonymous surveys carried out by the Nixon administration showed there were occasional cocaine users despite the claims of it being irresistibly addictive. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

>>14527899
It has a short half life, and it's metabolites don't stay in your blood for that long either. Just don't snort a line right before donating and your blood will be fine. It's IV drug users that shouldn't donate blood, for obvious reasons.

>>14528158
>creatine
I mean how does it work on the celluar level

>>14528202
it doesnt

>>14528158
>nutritionist

Meme Degree and junk science,

Only Low Iqs go to them, and they totally deserve to be scammed, i don't feel bad for them

>>14528202
Oh, my bad. You may find the below link useful then:
https://chrismasterjohnphd.com/podcast/2017/12/21/creatine-far-more-than-a-performance-enhancer

By the way, it increases SERUM DHT and it's too much SCALP DHT that is the problem with MPB. Blood levels have nothing to do with excessive scalp tissue DHT and that androgen in the plasma either doesn't correlate with AGA or actually protects against it.

>>14528417
>junk science
The field isn't composed entirely of epidemiological studies, you know?
>Only Low Iqs go to them
The vast majority of nutritionists suck, not all.

>>14528486
go be a retarded quack somewhere else

>>14526667
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horizontal_gene_transfer
5 Prokaryotes
5.1 Bacterial transformation
5.2 Bacterial conjugation
5.3 Archaeal DNA transfer
6 Eukaryotes
6.1 Organelle to nuclear genome
6.2 Organelle to organelle
6.3 Viruses to plants
6.4 Bacteria to fungi
6.5 Bacteria to plants
6.6 Bacteria to insects
6.7 Bacteria to animals
6.8 Endosymbiont to insects and nematodes
6.9 Plant to plant
6.10 Plants to animals
6.11 Plant to fungus
6.12 Fungi to insects
6.13 Fungi to fungi
6.14 Animals to animals
6.15 Animals to bacteria
6.16 Human to protozoan
6.17 Human genome

where is cytosol to dna?
where is rna to dna without reverse transcriptase?
where is human cell to human cell?

lmao, thinks this is a conspiracy but still thinks saddam had WMD and that cuba "failed" because of "communism"

>>14528720
what the absolute fuck are you trying to say?

>>14528720
It's clear that anon never read the basic principles of central dogma.
Even if they could inject mRNA (spike protein) of covid into our genome, if that is truly the case, then people who took the vaccine should be theoretically permanently immune to covid because their immune system will ALWAYS get to have spike protein. As a result, the immune system will ALWAYS be ready to combat covid.

But in reality, that is not the case. And, why its the spike protein specifically that is transcribed? Out of all the other ways they could wipe humanity, why would they choose a measly spike protein that is innocuous? It's quite illogical to me.

>>14525450
>A spike protein, from my understanding, is the receptors of the covid itself, isn't it?
The spike protein/glycoprotein is the part of the virus that attaches to the cell via the ACE2/S protein receptor so it can enter inside. It can change shape in order to bind to an specific protein on the cell surface.
>The nature of mRNA is that it breaks down the longer it stays in the cell. So, eventually, there will be no more spike proteins that can be made.
The mRNA shot makes your cells produce the glycoprotein BUT the amount increases 1,000-fold (when compared to natural infection) because adenine and uracil are replaced for guanine and cytosine. mRNA jab particles also move from the injection site into the blood at least in some cases and spike proteins have been shown to accumulate at very high concentrations in some parts of the body, especially in regions like the testicles and ovaries (where ACE2 receptors are found in greater relative amounts), and to persist for months at least in some sites, such as the lymph node germinal centers.

By the way, contrary to what mouthbreathers here have said, the spike protein is a pathogenic protein. It's what damages the microvasculature, endothelial cells and coagulation compounds; produces inflammation; impairs DNA repair mechanisms and does other nasty stuff. Guess what happens when you increase the concentration by extremely insane levels.

I addressed some of your points with the assumption SARS-CoV-2 exists (I don't think it does and I've posted proof in this general like 3 threads back).

>Sources?
I can post them if you ask. I don't have them at hand right now and I'm not gonna look for them if no one cares.

are there actual doctors or at least medical students here, nurses or techs i'd be totally cool with
seems like thread is 90% schizos

fuck off schizos, omg

>>14529138
Most of us here are are actual doctors who larp as schizos and hypochondriacs for fun, but you're too dumb to see that.

Fuck off Low IQ New fag

Any Britbong juniors about? I've just lost 30 IQ points doing my summary narrative for ARCP. Whatever dumb cunt thought it up needs to be shot.

>>14519068
Wait. Can male coma patients get an erection? I’m reasonably good looking but have no social skills, I wonder if I would get laid as a coma patient

>>14529763
what makes you think you won't be fucked up the arse instead?

>>14529112
>especially in regions like the testicles and ovaries
that's false
>the spike protein is a pathogenic protein
that's false as well
>SARS-CoV-2 exists (I don't think it does
at least you're saving us the trouble of even considering taking you seriously for more than a few seconds

>>14530447
what makes you think that's not exactly what he wants

>>14530089
what makes you think that's not exactly what he wants

>>14519315
>all urologists are fucking sex offenders

>>14530468
I am on /sci only because I want to be offended

Does anyone know what this is?

How do i cope with the fact that i will never be one of those top of the class medical students?

>>14532069
know that I am one of them and there's no reward or satisfaction derived from it.
some students will call you smart for no reason only making the 'complements' more hollow but no one really cares

>>14532069
You will magically improve without realizing it once you divert your attention to yourself. You might never come to the top of the class, but you will become better, the top version of yourself, than you used to be. And, I think that by itself is more fulfilling than anything else. A particular status in a random classroom that no one will remember is not worthy of anything.

>>14532139
Its me. I kill 440 000 american every yeat at the hospital on purpose.
Not error or infection but on purpose.

>>14532155
Based.

>>14525941
It could be I am still interested in listening to their thoughts they can't be that fixated unless they have some strong evidence..
>>14526667
Ok
>>14527232
Yeah, that is what I understood so far. No clue about aspirin as well just heard some people take it, but, do not understand the significance of it.
>>14529112
Thank you for taking the time to write this. Please do send resources I am quite intrigued.
Though, on what basis that replacing adenine and uracil with guanine and cysteine have anything to do with the longevity of the mRNA? (increasing the fold), regardless, it would be somewhat equal in terms of longevity.
AT/U and CG bond strength are only applicable when it becomes double-stranded (hydrogen bonds) which are typically found in DNA. As you know, mRNA that is being injected is a single strand, and even if it pairs with itself that doesn't really explain much about the increase in the fold. It would be more plausible if, for example, they added a longer Poly-A tail or something that ensures mRNA would survive for a long time but realistically speaking any mRNA that is in the human cells shouldn't last for long, probably, a day or two would be the maximum time an mRNA will survive in a cell. But, I myself am also not very well versed as I am only writing this through the scope of basic chemistry principles of DNA and mRNA.
Also if you could link to your blog post about SARS-CoV-2 doesn't exist I would like to read that as well.

>>14529112
>>14532217
samefagging this hard

Nearly finished my first year of med school here and i think i fucked up. growing up medicine has been all ive ever known but now that im here... It has been absolute hell and i want to kill myself on a daily basis. I am not as smart as i thought. in fact i think i have gotten dumber since starting. i just cant retain information. i have mentally and physically destroyed myself. I am barely passing as is and already have to retake a whole block this summer. no idea what to do about research because i am too autistic to ask and am already genuinely concerned about failing step. What the fuck do i do. I dont want to fail but I regret my decision coming here.
>>14532069
i swear i am dead last in my class. i cope by realizing that although i am at the bottom of the barrel, this barrel sits upon the top shelf of society. its easy to lose perspective of what you know, who you are, and where you stand compared to the rest of the world. dont judge yourself by your ability to compete with the others.

>>14532485
become a psychiatrist
no blood tests or imaging
just benzoing weirdos

>>14529112
>>14532217
>«...Thank you for taking the time to write this...»

You're such a schizo

>>14532422
>>14532557
I only thanked him because he's the only one who wrote substantial information about my concerns...

>>14532570
>>14532422
I’m gonna steal what is probably one of your lines: Meds, take them. Images are similar but the typing pattern is clearly different and you have to suffer from paranoia to think it’s the same person based on what was written and for being so confident someone will spend their time in such an absurd way.

On the other hand, based on the complete unawareness of what a capital letter is/5-year-old grammar abilities, one can be reasonably sure what posts in here are yours. If the posts I think are yours really are, it appears most of your life revolves around browsing this general/board/imageboard because of how many replies you’ve typed and the fact you tend to reply soon after one has posted something; congrats. :)

Feel free to validate me and either give me a reply or reference me in one of your garbage posts. Replies similar to yours only make me want to post more.

>>14532570
>>14532626
Didn’t mean to reply to you.

>>14519315
Based I wish I were Ortho

anyone got a good link for a palliative care book pdf? need a good source for a paper

>>14532626
typing so much to say so little of interest
post away and see if people care :)

>>14532069
if it is any consolation all the chiefs at hospital say that amongst residents the ones that had average scores in uni are the ones that do best in residency.

>>14532788
>:)
I see creativity is not your forte. Anyway, I'm not gonna stop posting here anytime soon and it seems neither are you so we both have to get used to that.

>>14519054
>it’s a hot air balloon
Holy shit I thought it was a gigantic flying diamond all this time

>>14533940
...Wait but how???

>>14533922
you and are your sock-puppet are free to munch on my balls and see if I care

Hey friends
So I'm terrified of choking on food, it's one of my fears that I could choke by myself and die
I've researched how to do the Heimlich manoeuvre but I'm still not fully certain I'd be capable of doing it in an emergency, I'd hate to try doing it only for it to not be working
Is there any way to test it on myself without having to force myself to choke?
How easy is it to do? As far as I can tell the key is rhythmic pushes up into your abdomen just below your middle ribcages with a chair or something similar

>>14534022
Just poke your diaphragm with anything blunt

don't go overboard and break ribs or shit tho
Just roll one hand into a first and push it in with the other hand(it works)

>>14533945
I dunno it just looked like a hovering jewel to me, the variation in color would be explained as a shimmering/opalescing effect

also the fucker keeps darting around interms of focal distance, hard to get a good look at it

I Love You Frens

Have A Nice Day

>>14534180
Why do you love us, dear?

mentally ill retard here
is abulia treatable?

>>14529112
>I addressed some of your points with the assumption SARS-CoV-2 exists (I don't think it does and I've posted proof in this general like 3 threads back).

'kay I'll bite. Is this like HIV denial too? Do you just claim all imaging of the virus itself is false? All doctors, everyone, working on the virus are all in on a conspiracy?

I've a really simple question for you. What makes more sense? Every person in medicine working together on a conspiracy, or you believing something really stupid?

>>14535909
nah you don't understand dude
he's just enlightened with superior knowledge none of us would ever be able to understand cause his intellect is so vastly superior
but of course, he doesn't work in biology or science, and will never advance the field, cause he's that modest and doesn't want to take the spotlight

>>14536496
Well yeah, I just see "absolute nutcase" and can't help poking it. If only it were a marketable skill I'd be rich.

when someone overdoses on an opiate, they die because they quit breathing, right?

if you didn't have narcan, COULD you keep someone from dying with a bag valve mask, or even just rescue breaths?

can people induce halucinations without using drugs, alcohol, prescription medication, or other substances? can you "meme yourself into it"?

>>14536620
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ganzfeld_effect

>>14536611
yes

I lost my sense of smell and taste over a year ago thanks to covid, I can only perceive sensations but not smells nor flavors per se, doctor recommended smell therapy and it does jack shit, what do? tired of this, help.

>>14538131
nothing to be done

>>14538148
why? ;_;

>>14538155
take multivitamins especially vitamin D and B12, they are important for the nerves and will help the regeneration process

that's about all i can think of

>>14538131
Obligatory "Not a doctor", but that's interesting to me. Over a year with zero improvement? That puts you in a rarity of rarity category. Are you absolutely sure nothing else is going on there? No allergies triggered due to how bad your infection was? Perhaps autoimmunity?

While these things would not necessarily nor ordinarily in and of themselves cause anosmia, a change in your health status chronically could impede recovery. A lot of things could, including of course changes in diet and exercise or physical activity. Coronavirus infections have been associated with discovery or perhaps event-triggering these conditions in certain populations, but I'm not exceptionally well read on that. I only know there are some correlations.

How bad is your change in smell? Are you entirely unable to smell things humans are extraordinarily good at, such as sulfur? Total anosmia? Say, scale of 0 - 10 where 0 is no ability to smell whatsoever no matter what the substance, 10 being normal function.

>>14538187
3 on a 10 scale bro

>>14538190
Well, that was... ONE of the questions I asked. Suit yourself.

>>14538166
>take multivitamins especially vitamin D and B12, they are important for the nerves and will help the regeneration process

Fuck off Low iq Highschool dropout Doctor wanna be LARPer

>>14538131
you're literally taking advices from schizo Larpers you braindead.

Ask your doctor, this general is not for medical advices

>surgeon dropped a piece of patella on the floor
>"It was too fragmented to fixate anyways. We're just doing the MPFL."
>Everyone else just staring at the nickel-sized piece of patella and waiting for someone to pick it up
>Some Stryker rep finally wraps it up in a glove and asks the surgeon if he wants a photograph before he tosses it
>"Nah."

To what extent should a doctor be held responsible for the failure of a treatment?

>>14538329
He had surgery 3 weeks ago lol he's barely into the recovery period

What a wimp

>>14538329
>anon comes in with rifle
>give him lethal dose of m-ACK

>>14538329
I mean if nothing else wrong with the guy (doubt it) and you're in so much pain you commit literal homicide outside of minecraft, I dunno the doc made such a bad call the man was being tortured.

That's a lot of "ifs" though.

>>14538335
Kek

>>14532217
>Thank you for taking the time to write this.
You're welcome.
>Please do send resources I am quite intrigued.
Here are some (I'm aware of a huge amount):
On the toxicity of the glycoprotein:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S027869152200206X
The Journal of Headache and Pain: Delayed headache after COVID-19 vaccination: a red flag for vaccine induced cerebral venous thrombosis. (4chan thinks it's spam).
https://archive.md/Qu3bZ
https://doctors4covidethics.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/end-covax.pdf
On glycoprotein/mRNA persistence in the body and those moving away from the injection site into the blood and other tissues:
https://www.cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8674(22)00076-9#secsectitle0015
https://viralimmunologist.substack.com/p/a-moratorium-on-mrna-vaccines-is?s=r
https://www.lifesitenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Pfizer-bio-distribution-confidential-document-translated-to-english.pdf
On glycoprotein concentration in the shots:
https://people.csail.mit.edu/seneff/2021/SeneffNigh_mRNA_vaccines_IJVTPR.pdf
https://www.nationallibertyalliance.org/files/NaturalHealing/DrMercola.pdf

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>>14538580
>Though, on what basis that replacing adenine and uracil with guanine and cysteine have anything to do with the longevity of the mRNA? (increasing the fold)
That was about concentration only when I typed it but that kind of increase will obviously result in a significantly longer clearance time. Additionally, in some cases it seems your cells keep synthesizing the glycoprotein for a really long time.

Many pieces of evidence show this to be the case including VAERS data. Admittedly there is a small percentage of cases in which the gene therapy (Moderna has admitted their jab is not a vaccine) or vaccine wasn't the result of the side effects but the thing is reporting to that system is overwhelmingly made by doctors and a study showed LESS THAN 1% of REAL adverse events are reported. The article is from 2010 and there are plenty of reasons to think it's much less than 1% in the case of this particular jab.

Some references:
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1682852/000168285220000017/mrna-20200630.htm
https://www.medalerts.org/vaersdb/findfield.php?TABLE=ON&GROUP1=CAT&EVENTS=ON&VAX=COVID19
https://greatmountainpublishing.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Harvard-Vaccine-Injury-Study-Page-6-Reveals-1-Percent-Report-Rate.pdf
>that doesn't really explain much about the increase in the fold.
The enriching with GC sequences results in way more expression of the protein. I also didn't mention substitution of uridine nucleotides for methyl-pseudouridine and the addition of a methylguanosine cap along with a poly-adenine tail (which you mentioned). Those increase mRNA stability and/or protein translation. Read the sources for more information.

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>>14538582
>Also if you could link to your blog post about SARS-CoV-2 doesn't exist I would like to read that as well.
Alright:
>>/sci/thread/S14484822#p14493045

By the way, you can go to Library Genesis and get a copy of the book (the source) for free. However you should buy one if you found the information in there useful.

Notice I sometimes said 'some' or something similar. This can be explained by the fact jab batches have been shown to vary hugely with regard to the AE (adverse events) they are associated with and their respective numbers for reasons you can easily deduce.

Sources:
https://www.medalerts.org/vaersdb/index.php
Use this ^ to confirm it for yourself.
https://howbadismybatch.com/

Also, if you can't find the relevant info in the links, let me know and I'll direct you to it.

[blogpost]Oh, and notice the amount of coping, rubbish, projection, idiocy and lack of self-awareness in almost all of the replies I received here and in the other thread. ZERO real counterarguments. In this thread all those shiteaters are too afraid to ask for sources because they can't stand the thought of having been lied to by people they trust, and thus resort to ad hominem or appeal to popularity (consensus) and authority.

These motherfuckers, had they lived in other times, would have confidently denied evolution, said tobacco cigarettes promote health, homosexuality is a mental illness, etc., etc. Mark Twain's image was the perfect one to attach, lol.

The lives of these brainlets likely are so empty they have nothing better to do but read things that make them seethe and type shitposts in hope of a (You) so they can obtain the attention and dopamine they so deeply crave, lol. [/blogpost]

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>replying to himself
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>>14538583
Finally, if you're interested in truly learning about the expertise of experts/the authoritarian view of knowledge, check out the link below. It's full of proof showing how they are far from being supermen. The Nonsense Math study is among the best ones.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oWcfPSJ6eqWC9doaoBYFeRwL6lZJJ0Kb/view

The author also has a couple of videos on the subject in here:
https://www.bitchute.com/channel/thealthype/

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>>14536647
interesting. is there an auditory equivalent?

>>14538860
Not exactly, because our hearing isn't as active, going by raw signal at least. We can sense silence more readily in most environments because there's just not all that much background noise to begin with.

Now if you listen to music constantly, or are around people who always have something playing...

>>14524991
>clots
aspirin, retard

anyone got 'Schwartz's Principles of Surgery' in .mobi format?

>>14539078
no, but you could try using calibre to convert the pdf into mobi

opinion on nicotinic agonists in schizophrenia? Could these be the future or at least part of it? Any psychiatryfags wanna weigh in?
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3746983/

>>14526978
why though?
Well placed questions really would get the noggin joggin for me, I think it works and the best lectors tend to use it

>>14538580
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vaccine_Adverse_Event_Reporting_System#Limitations_and_abuse

>>14538583
Oh wow you are literally the "hiv is a myth" type citing Koch's postulates. We are so fucking beyond that it isn't even funny. We can directly image these things. We can directly test and see them infecting cells and reproducing damage piecemeal. We can do so many more things, and "koch's postulates" are antiquated as fuck, that is 19th century. You are over 120 years out of date. You are full on /x/ at this point.

You could've even checked wikipedia for this. Later this criteria was developed: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bradford_Hill_criteria

But that is cute and antiquated now too, because we've developed via advances in mathematics and computers a veritable litany of reasons why older methods do not work. That is why there has been an explosion in metascience and causal inference methodological assessments. Hence all the books, papers, whole fields, developing causal inference modeling: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Causal_inference

Bradford Hill did not have genetics like we do today, he did not have molecular biology and computers we have today, on and on it goes. They also did not have electron microscopes to be able to see virtually everything directly, which HIV deniers just ignore outright by pretending the virus hasn't been imaged when there are millions of images of it.

That goes for covid. To claim covid does not exist requires totally ignoring evidence to a degree I can't even make a comparison. It'd be like a flat earther, but then declaring they also aren't standing on ground and they live in an illusionary matrix run by machines.

>>14519089
Cross your right leg over your left with your penis tucked beneath both. This will prevebt erections and hopefully also wet dreams

Anon with previously fucked up foot reporting. My foot is completely back to normal, I guess it probably wasn't broken after all.

>>14538998
>aspirin on venous thrombi
I have nothing but contempt for your kind

>>14538246
t. neurology brainlet
i'm not surprised

>>14533443
I don't want to make assumptions but isn't that to be expected due to the nature of the application/matching process? If someone has worse grades in uni/MCAT score and still managed to get into medical school or residency then they probably have better practical/interpersonal skills than their higher scoring peers.

Going to a neurology residency soon any tips you guys wanna give me?

>>14519057
Oh, you were trying to mummify yourself so you could get resurrected? That's pretty fucking stupid. You'd be better off frozen.

inb4 freezing damages your cells. lol, so does poisoning yourself, starvation, desiccation and suffocation

>>14519068
>why not wear a rubber
if they felt good everyone would always wear them
the point of having sex is to feel good, not to be socially responsible or smart

>>14541075
if you've never had sex without a rubber, it still feels better than jerking off.

>>14540905
first of congrats
i am a neurology intern and want to become a proper resident one day
i am in europe

are you asking generally or american residency in particular

>>14540905
hope you enjoy autistic colleagues and whiny patients

>>14521908
thank god for doctors like you who understand modern problems

>>14538329
How did they have a mugshot if he killed himself before arrest?

>>14541294
Find a single black Democrat male without an arrest record. They aren't all Larry Elder's or Ben Carson's.

>>14541236
I'm a Euro too. My number 1 choice is oncology though, but I'm going to apply to neurology as one of my backups, so a quick general rundown would be cool.

>>14541249
I don't really mind these, I like listening to whiny patients, it's a shame most doctors can't and usually don't want to spare the time to really listen to their patients properly.

>>14541482
I quite like it as well, it's just good to develop an efficient bullshit detector along the way
Still, I remember last time I was on-call with the neurology resident, she was talking about how multiple sclerosis patients kept calling her or other doctors all the time whenever a random non-related symptom showed up, or they had to take some unknown medication

>>14541492
I guess too annoying is also possible. I wonder what's the proper way to deal with patients bullshitting you.

>>14541463
>so a quick general rundown
very diverse specialty both in terms of the material but also what type of work you can do. it has everything - every symptom, every type of disease, detailed histories, detailed physical exam, a lot of modalities
it has manipulations - botox injetcions, lubmar punctures, neurophysiology
it's also very diverse in the type of patients and outcomes you see, young old men women everyone
it is rewarding in terms of pure doctorness
patients are puzzles, sometimes easy but often very tough to diagnose and solve
i am considering going for neurology, maybe you are like me
anesthesia is literally button clicking without any outpatient work or even patient contact
a lot of the IM stuff you pick up along the way in neuro while at the same time IM people view neurology as a black box of unknowns
i'll never be a surgeon
(family medicine is nice though)
i never considered oncology but i see why you'd have it as an alt. Onco is diverse too
in neuro, i have to tell you. it feels great to give seizure meds to someone who's completely out of it and acting like apes and have them regain their humanity over the course of 30 minutes
or completely reverse some rigid parkinson patient into a functioning fluid person
or someone comes in a vegetable and you tPA them and they walk out a normal person
dark side of neurology is it has overlap with psychiatry, people don't take their meds, people are literally brain damaged
sometimes it's extremely frustrating to try and piece together a story when the patient is some nearly mute person with no relatives to tell you a history
i think it's fucking taxing, but someone has to be there for those people
but it can be really heavy to do that day in and day out, sometimes it approaches veterinary medicine. there's a lot of delivering bad news and difficult talks with family members too

4.5/5 stars

>>14519475
Hey man, i recognize the shemale in your pic
I think that what you say is very true, but also would add that we are not perfect at realizing when we have problems or not.
For example, my porn addiction escalated to a point where I would exclusively jack off to shemales, like 3 times a day, and I thought there was nothing wrong with that, until I was with an actual girl with a pussy and I just couldn't get hard.
It was a very awful experience for her and I, and I have been in a nofap journey ever since.
All I'm saying is that there is indeed such a thing as a healthy relationship with masturbation, but you have to be VERY careful about escalation and desensitization, shit can fuck you up if you do it daily for years, depending in how you interact with it.

>>14542132
It's almost certainly to do with undiagnosed ADHD/ADD (yes I know the DSM changed this to "inattentive/hyperactive). For all people lie about it being totally not real, it has very real consequences. One of them is exactly what you describe, which is sexual difficulties and/or porn due to chronic lack of pleasure. If that works for you, though, great.

>>14541694
What's wrong with being a surgeon?

>>14542426
One of the most common ADHD medications' side effects is continuous masturbations for hours (could last for 8h) to feel more euphoric and spending alot of times watching porn and obsessing over finding a good porn video.
ADHD is a made up thing that literally have no real defined symptoms and none of what the other post (probably you) even remotely suggest that the person who wrote it have ADHD

you're clearly not a doctor and don't know shit about medicine, otherwise you wouldn't be this retarded saying this kind of shit and trying to diagnose people you never met when you literally don't know what you're talking about
Fuck off schizo

>>14542853
Hey /med/ we got a 'tard what do we do with it?

>>14542876
>projecting
Cope harder

>>14542898
m8 you're the one raging all over coping for your small dick or whatever. I don't care that you're stupid. Not my problem.

>>14542901
Nice projection, I have a huge penis
Seethe

>>14539358
Asking random students random questions is not the Socratic method, it's annoying, In order for it to be a true Socratic method, the professor would have to ask the student to state a thesis, get him to agree to a number of assumptions, and then masterfully show, through dialogue, how that agreement undermined his own thesis. In other words, the professor would have to have considerable fluency with his topic and be interested in each individual student, as an individual. Good luck with that.

how many years has he got left? What's the verdict? I'd say 1.
>>14542136

>>14540905
donut goes brrrr and don't fucking wake me because you suck at spinal taps

>>14543137
I have very shaky hands, which is why I'm not considering anything surgical. Will I be able to learn to perform a spinal tap?

>>14543135
Dumbass sounds like he could fall apart any minute.

>>14543135
How long until he finds the magical combination of substances that puts him on ChubbyEmu's youtube channel presenting to the emergency room?

>>14543194
I'd reckon that'll happen within a year

>>14526510
They dont teach well in lectures.
Prep questions are the way to go, UWorld it is for me, amboss for others.
Answer the questions, see why the right one is right and all the other ones wrong. Regardless of which one you picked. If you dont understand read up on wikipedia or others and "tie up your lose ends", aka anything that comes up in your mind and that you dont know anymore look it up.
It takes me anywhere from 3-30minutes for a single question.
Its the only good way imo. Dont sort by topic, everything mixed together, 5-10 questions a day till the end of time and you will always be on top of your game. Don't do 200 questions a day right before the exam, thats useless. Oh hey you even got such a good score that you might try the USMLE as well, what do you say, you passed well? What you got into a local IM program in a mid tier US program? What, you earn okay money with little stress in your FM practice because half of the year your vietnamese buddy whom you've told what I am telling you now has made it as well and is trying to follow your path, and even though he is just 2 years younger he looks up to you as if you were his mentor, because you actually are even though you don't think that highly of yourself? In the last half year away you met a nice young vietnamese waifu, because you are a local presumably even younger than 18 but with the certain aura that says connected to herself, the nature, and to you, is that what you strive for? Welcome to the good life.

>>14543156
>he didn't learn to do spinal taps in med school
ngmi

>>14543268
I probably have essential tremor

>>14542850
nothing, just not for me
>>14543156
i am also retarded at such stuff
spinal taps however are easy to perform once you get the hang of it
just keep trying and you'll get it
literally after you've done 1 or 2 independently it gets easy

i literally tried on 10 patients. sticking them with the needle 3-4 times always failing and having to request assistance from a colleague
i finally managed to do one on my own and have had a very high success rate since

I work for a pharmaceutical company, and my job is essentially to find clinical remnants (Blood, urine, tissue, etc) for my company's studies. My company pays handsomely for these materials after I locate them.
In my opinion, I should be getting a finder's fee. What I'm curious about is whether or not that's standard, and where I could get that information. Where could I figure this out, or who could I talk to that would know this? I think it would be a long show for someone in /med/ to happen to work in biospecimen acquisitions, but if anyone has any idea where I could get this kind of information I'd be interested in it

>>14542132
>Hey man, i recognize the shemale in your pic
Kek, he's quite feminine looking, isn't he?
>until I was with an actual girl with a pussy and I just couldn't get hard.
I used to fap multiple times a day and still got erections just by hugging women tightly and for several seconds, lol. I wasn't addicted, though.
>but you have to be VERY careful about escalation
No, I don't think you NECESSARILY have to. I sometimes jack it off to very hardcore/taboo porn and still can go several days without masturbation and porn easily. I even abstained from both porn and masturbation for ~3 months in one ocassion too.
>and desensitization
Same thing. For instance, there are times I only masturbate to a certain category for weeks to the point I no longer find it exciting but eventually I go back to it with the same level of interest. Additionally there are spans of time vanilla stuff is what turns me on.

The use I give porn is similar to the use I and almost all people give to music.
>shit can fuck you up if you do it daily for years, depending in how you interact with it.
Not in my case. I have great coping mechanisms and have learned other ways to prevent and stop addiction with regard to this and everything in my life that has the potential to become a vice.

>Hey man, i recognize the shemale in your pic
Kek, he's quite feminine looking, isn't he?
>until I was with an actual girl with a pussy and I just couldn't get hard.
I used to fap multiple times a day and still got erections just by hugging women tightly and for several seconds, lol. I wasn't addicted, though.
>but you have to be VERY careful about escalation
No, I don't think you NECESSARILY have to. I sometimes jack it off to very hardcore/taboo porn and still can go several days without masturbation and porn easily. I even abstained from both porn and masturbation for ~3 months in one ocassion too.
>and desensitization
Same thing. For instance, there are times I only masturbate to a certain category for weeks to the point I no longer find it exciting but eventually I go back to it with the same level of interest. Additionally there are spans of time vanilla stuff is what turns me on.

The use I give porn is similar to the use I and almost all people give to music.
>shit can fuck you up if you do it daily for years, depending in how you interact with it.
Not in my case. I have great coping mechanisms and have learned other ways to prevent and stop addiction with regard to this and everything in my life that has the potential to become a vice.

>>14542132
>>14544266
Fuck this phone.

>>14544266
>>14544271
why do you constantly shitpost here and keep making schizo posts and trying to ruin this general with your diarrhea and samefagging ?

Did a doctor inappropriately stuck his fingers in your ass when you were a kid ?
how hard is it for your disgusting nigger brain to understand that this general is for actual doctors to discuss research and /MED/ related stuff ?
this is not discord, fuck off and go take your schizo pills

>claustrum
how necessary is it for staying conscious? if you lose consciousness, is it because there was a failure in the claustrum?

>>14544080

>>14544373
I'm a little unclear, I know I can buy foreskin. I'll buy all the foreskin I want. I just want a percentage of the foreskin shekels

>>14543135
>bragging about only sleeping for 4 hours
???

>>14524669
No I'm fairly well networked. I'd assume clout would be implying that I'd have a medical degree but I'm just someone that's been self taught and driven to understand the pathology of neurological and metabolic disorders after I joined a niche advanced nootropics group for the understanding of cognitive enhancement and I had 7 years of self study before I joined the group. There is a couple neuroscientists that I've been close friends with for a year. One I've had a huge rivalry because they kept asserting that factors that improve metabolic health can't improve G and I took that personally. So I've begun snorting insulin intranasally and that's after I've pioneered the use of rapamycin intranasally, and the introduction of SKQ1 as I was the first person to give a dose report. There's a DFO thread that someone has made the other day that I'm replying to and giving insight. I'm just this heavily autistic person that obsessed over health and longevity based on being surrounded for years by disease and abuse and I needed an intervention to allow me to adapt to my environment. I've gone through about 4 of the vials I've had intranasally. Here's a paper demonstrating the use of DFO as a prophylactic for stroke and it'd reduced ischemic stroke induced cell death by 55%
https://jpet.aspetjournals.org/content/330/3/679.short
And here's a larger metaanalysis of the mechanisms of intranasal deferoxamine.
I use about 125mg-250mg pd and I've went through about 2.5 grams.
I believe I may have developed fungal sphenoid sinusitus that could be deadly and the only sides before partial paralysis is headache and visual disturbance. I had some astigmatism earlier tonight so I've had some powdered rapamycin in my desk which I snorted 50+mg from my vial which should be a powerful antifungal. Don't worry I think I might be fine but definitely be aware of that

>>14544795
forgot to post the second study but here it is.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7911954/
Here's another paper supporting DFO administration for mitigating the progression of the APP model of alzheimers disease
https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fnagi.2015.00104/full
and here's one in healthy mice.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7066355/
This is only a small ammount of the data from the medical literature to support my neuronal insulin resistance model of metabolic and neurological disorders which are all supported by the hypothalamic inflammation model of metabolic disorder and a decline in insulin evoked cell functions within our brain cells which occur due to iron accumulation aggravated by LPS and other inflammatory factors such as high opioidergic tone in obesity, cortisol from chronic mild stress, hyperammonemia within the brain, bilirubin breakdown by heme oxygenase which promotes iron accumulation in microglial cells
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2213231720309940

>>14544795
>I believe I may have developed fungal sphenoid sinusitus
Christ, anon.

>>14544822
I have a vial of 2 grams of rapamycin that i'm snorting from. This promotes significantly lower systemic concentrations of rapamycin than injection or oral use but 25 fold higher levels than subq injection. I've snorted about 100mg tonight. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30876754/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6218962/
https://www.mdpi.com/2072-6651/4/9/718
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3294450/
rapamycin is nontoxic to brain cells and I've snorted more than any human alive.
BTW guys I have a question. When do you think intracranial pancreatic islet transplantation would be practiced in humans.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30175977/

>>14528202
>>14528486
>>14520994
oral use of creatine has very low passage past the blood brain barrier and evidence supports the use of creatine intranasally for delivering creatine to the brain. I was using that alongside intranasal insulin to increase the function of the creatine transporter in my nasal cavity. It's an incredible anxiolytic that way. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34324436/
I've seen data supporting the use of creatine gluconate for increasing phosphocreatine concentrations 4 fold over creatine monohydrate and it exerted stronger neuroprotection than creatine monohydrate so I've been telling people In online spaces to snort creatine gluconate intranasally.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5231321/
This study is investigating creatine levels in neuronal slices from mouse brains.

>>14544326
People with hemispherical infarction don’t stay in coma, meanwhile brain stem damage puts you to sleep. Make your conclusion.

>>14544831
>>14544871
dude, you're crazy. I think the very concept of nootropics is misguided and stupid. None of your ancestors practiced this. The human body is not adapted to snorting things like creatinine and I can't think of any mechanism of how could that be beneficial in a normal, healthy human. You can't biohack yourself, even if you get some effect from such experimentation, it will come with a significant downside/side effects.
Eventually, you're gonna end up in a chubbyemu video if you go along this path.

>>14544795
damn you kira

>>14544871
>>14544831
>>14544807
>>14544795
I strongly suggest you to go see a psychiatrist anon before it's too late, i'm not trying to be mean to you or anything and I'm genuinely giving you my medical advice and trying to help you

I'm new to /med/ how often do you guys get schizos in here?

>>14544982
I'm permanently high from increased potentiation and phosporylation of my neuronal insulin receptors on all of my neuronal cell lines I'm restoring neuronal insulin sensitivity by chelating iron. Deferoxamine doesn't work like normal drugs because it chelates iron. All the mechanistic effects of deferoxamine is based on removing iron that has accumulated within the cytosol of your neurons and other cell types.
Removing iron that's accumulated by the dissociation of iron from mitochondria through endolysosomal deacidification from opioids or viruses, or from the accumulation of hepcidin or glutamatergic disinhibition reduces the healthy function of all cell types within the brain and its the main causal factor behind the degeneration of our metabolic homeostasis and our neurological functions
This is controlling neuronal insulin resistance allowing insulin to better support the neurotrophic supply and glucose metabolism, and steroidogenesis for pregnenolone that promotes the outgrowth of microtubles on our neurons and hypothalamic inflammation that promotes neurological disorders and metabolic disease share this common contributing factor
Neuronal insulin resistance from the accumulation of iron is the main pathological factor in the loss of proteostasis and the use of iron in protein synthesis. Excess free iron that is lost to the cytosol from endoplastic reticulum stress from LPS and saturated fat induced lipotoxicity promotes the dysfunction of mitochondria within our brain cells and promotes the functional decline of these cell types and it induces the cellular senescence and transcriptional drift in these cell lines through the dysfunction of our livers and blood brain barriers that promotes bacteria, virus, and fatty acid, ammonia and bilirubin accumulation within our brain and the reduction of cholesterol metabolism and this promotes sphingolipid accumulation in the lipid rafts of our brain cells contributing to the reduction in cell viability.

>>14544982
>>14545112
Iron accumulation within our braincells occurs and that promotes neuronal insulin resistance. Insulin resistance leads to the breakdown and reduced insulin transport to the brain which is the root cause of all neurological and metabolic disorders.
I've removed all the iron from my brain that contributes to neuroinflammation and reduced synaptic plasticity. The data I've shared to support those observations, the observations why i'm high and the data to support why my fatigue is significantly reduced, my attention and learning is much better, my reference memory is perfect and all of that data is supported by the body of literature I've posted.
If you had just read the metaanalysis of the mechanisms of intranasal deferoxamine which I've shared on /sci/ everyday when asked questions for the past 2 weeks you'd understand it.
None of you have read all of the literature I've shared in the past weeks and the data supports my arguments.
The title to many of these papers supports the scientific observation by the collection of data to support my metaanalysis of nootropics enthusiasts don't read before they ask questions. Read the papers, the literature speaks for itself!
I could fucking die and none of you would be able to ask questions then. You have to LEARN!
I'm here to teach, You're here to learn and to disseminate this information as you please and apply it for the treatment of metabolic and neurological disorders and heal every person you have ever known of every disease you can imagine because I have this brain that just holds all of the medical literature in my fucking head

>>14544982
>>14545112
>>14545114
If I ever go to university I'm making my PHD thesis my observations of the failure of following a line of logic when it comes to the approach of cognitive enhancement and the inherent deficit in application of new data and tools available to promote cognition and the implied improvement in cognitive function that some people have reduced ability to promote cognition with nootropics because they understand less literature and apply simpler directed targeted small molecule drugs over that of targeting pathways like insulin sensitivity.
I'm going to put you and everyone in that paper if you don't read before asking questions because I posted the data days ago saying literally intranasal deferoxamine improves memory in healthy mice
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7066355/
Intranasal deferoxamine may promote a fungal infection in your brain that can KILL YOU.
The only latent symptoms are headache, double vision, before partial paralysis and death.
Intranasal rapamycin has a strong ability to mitigate and prevent this from happening and I snorted 50+mg earlier tonight and will continue to use rapamycin intranasally instead of insulin for a couple days because I've got the suspicion that I may have this condition

>>14544982
>>14545112
>>14545114
>>14545279
I've paid thousands of dollars for nootropics and other projects and put countless hours and spent hundreds of dollars a month on fast food each month just so that i could develop the foresight to bring deferoxamine to the attention of everyone.
China sells it for the equivalent of $90 per 5 grams. That will not be the price you pay for me to make any money, for the people involved in helping me. Our logistics and personal networking and connections with laboratories has come from the collective effort of our entire community to get this far. I will not go broke so that you will have a bigger more well connected brain.
if what I think is possible and we can apply DFO to peptides to improve its efficacy we can create a compound X8 as effective by weight as deferoxamine
Deferoxamine is a drug that literally pulls iron from your brain that's accumulated in your brain cells and reverses cerebral insulin resistance mitigating not only the progression of cognitive decline and intellectual deficit but also metabolic disorder
This drug used by this MOA will be so incredibly powerful that when I decide to give a dissertation of iron and its relation to metabolic and cognitive disorders the reverberations that my words will come out to shake the world to its foundation
I'm spending over $10k of my personal wealth researching and funding development of powerful new drugs that havent been used before
i'm the first person to use 500mg of intranasal deferoxamine. I've not made a single dollar in over a year from this project.

>>14544871
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5231321/
Creatine monohydrate was ineffective in this experiment, interesting. Any human trials?

>>14544965
>I think the very concept of nootropics is misguided and stupid.
>None of your ancestors practiced this.
>The human body is not adapted to
You’re incredibly, INCREDIBLY stupid. I’m not advocating inhaling creatine, though.

>>14545114
>saturated fat induced lipotoxicity
Myth. The data showing this has been debunked, sweetie, lol. One of the many flaws in the evidence is the polyunsaturated fat content in lard used in rat studies.
https://www.westonaprice.org/good-lard-bad-lard-what-do-you-get-when-you-cross-a-pig-and-a-coconut/

Even then, the amount of PUFAs found in regular lard is not as low as it used to be, it’s 2-3 times higher.

>>14545331
give a basic gestalt on why you think nootropics are valid.
which of your ancestors practiced anything similar?

>>14545020
Nonstop. Don’t engage and they’ll go away quite quickly.

>>14543135
>>14543213
You summoned him. You goddamn summoned the lunatic.

>>14544795
>Presenting to the emergency room with mania...

>>14545300
Have you improved your IQ?

>>14545481
...Anon come on does it LOOK like it has? The man is mania in text.

>>14545497
you can certainly admire his dedication and seeming knowledge
I suspect most of his theories are super sunken cost fallacied however, and his applications seem outright psychotic, so yeah, in any case there's a hospitalization inbound in the next few months for that dude

>>14545708
>you can certainly admire his dedication and seeming knowledge
Being in a manic state is the same as being on crack. Don’t think you should admire it.

>>14544831
>I have a vial of 2 grams of rapamycin
where did you get that from? I've been interested in that for years but never found a good vendor

>>14545481
IQ is pseudoscientific non-sense. You'd see that if you weren't a statlet.

>>14519255
Just learn German and move to Switzerland after completing your specialty. That’s my plan at least. Dermatology is great in private practice even in my Eastern European shithole of a country. The sad part it’s literally impossible to get into specialty training if you don’t have family connections.

>>14545398
he's probably already dead

>>14545338
ancients doing drugs is widespread. In fact, banning drugs is a rather new concept

>>14545112
>>14545114
>>14545279
>>14545300
T.

>>14543232
wat

>>14543232
oh okay i got it in the 2nd read through

>Some baldcels think they can cure their baldness and totally regrow hair using shitty LED infrared ""therapy"" Christmas lights

Baldcels are way worst than the pathetic cancer patients who literally get tricked by Snake oil salesmen into injecting bleach

>>14519106
just stop browsing porn, it destroys your brain. wank using your imagination. porn is unnatural. it is not in our evolutionary genes to find a naked woman through our phones

>>14545338
>give a basic gestalt on why you think nootropics are valid.
Because SOME have been shown to work? LOL.
>which of your ancestors practiced anything similar?
Extremely idiotic naturalistic fallacy and this is coming from someone who thinks a huge number of things our Paleolithic ancestors did were excellent and we should go back to doing them or at the very least mimic it as best as we can. Regardless, just to name the most obvious ones, caffeine and nicotine.

>>14545823
This. Drugs have been banned at only 3 points in human history. Fuck puritans, addicts and prohibitionists, by the way.

>>14519054
>Be me.
>Take d3/k2 supplement.
>Nose dries up and get dry boogers.
>Blow nose and get some out with tissue
>Mfw. dried blood mixed with boogers.
Ok, is this shit normal, I've had this three times when taking this vitamin now? Am I taking too much or what (2000 IU D3 and 133% of K2 rdi, so 100 micrograms).

Pic related is what I'm taking. You can buy it easily here, not some super supplement.

>>14546105
really makes you think. They put patients with risk of developing blood clots on vitamin K antagonist drugs, and here you are anon taking large doses of Vit K and having coagulation issues ...
Stop taking Vit K, just eat your veggies.

>>14543232
thx u <3

>>14545708
That's what mania can do, but the problem tends to be the derivations from that mania are huge leaps without adequate reasoning. Often times you see hypotheses of what substances can do in models, outside animals or humans, but in humans can end up doing nothing or being toxic as byproducts accumulate.

Of course this is /med/ everyone should know how spotty it is, but for general audience I'm stating what we ought already know here.

>>14546105
This is a good example of what I mean. IF you were to take a "supplement" that accumulates, and this is why you have to be real careful with calcium and iron supplements, you can end up damaging your organs over time or worse.

This is what you see on ChubbyEmu's channel a lot, where people mistakenly take high concentrations of vitamins that are not excreted in urine. Even when they are, damage can result to the kidneys. This "nootropics" chasing is fraught with danger, because anything that does "work" and a company stupid enough to sell it risks being liable for people using it. That is why most vitamins and "naturopath" megadosing BS contains only vitamins that your body eliminates or ignores in excesses like vitamin C.

Eating it in normal food usually is sufficient to help balance these things, depending, but eating organs can be dangerous too.

>>14546288
I almost can't believe there's an avatarfagging, manic, schizo addict on /med/ right now who thinks he's a fucking mouse feigning superiority. It's ridiculous how much these "biohackers" shit on the scientific method and blur out any and all evidence speaking against their circumstantial trash they fished out of PubMed, which isn't even guaranteed to be fully reproducible.
Hope nobody here is clueless enough to follow that guy's footsteps and take these drugs too. It may even be a falseflag to get a few dumbasses here to do a free human trial for them. After all, looking for deferoxamine on the archives, it seems to have started being spammed only this month.
There's a reason he isn't in academia and posting this on /sci/ instead and it certainly isn't "secret knowledge". He's also so far up his ass it's almost pathetic:
>>14545114
>I could fucking die and none of you would be able to ask questions then. You have to LEARN!
>I'm here to teach
>I have this brain that just holds all of the medical literature in my fucking head

>>14545112
>>14545114
>>14545279
>>14545300

I can disprove you with two axioms.

1. Everything that goes up must come down eventually.

2. Nothing in nature comes for free.

But sure, I'm interested to see where it goes with this DFO...
Also with caffeine, even though many people consume it and many cultures and tribes used it, it doesn't mean that it makes everything better or a human better, or more productive, or more intelligent, good, better, bad and worse and also intelligence have many aspects and dimensions, under some circumstances one state might be more advantageous to survival than others, but again, what is life and being alive, under some circumstances and for some tasks a different state than being alive might be more advantageous.
It's all a matter of perspective and what you actually want. Different sides of a medal. You can even shape it to a ball. Or a spear. And your medal will always be yours no matter what you or anyone else does with it. It will always be yours because it belongs to you. It is you. And you already have all the power over it.
All the best to you anon.

>>14546288
>>14546201
Alright, I'm gonna stop taking the vit K, but what about just D? I only take D when I can't get sun, since I have skin issues that worsen without vit D and sunlight, so on days when I can't get it naturally, I supplement (I think I'm deficient in D, as I just found out that getting sunlight + taking the vitamin helps the condition).

>>14546454
The only way to know is if you actually have an issue. You would need to talk to your doctor. Excess vitamin D combined with calcium in your diet, or in another supplement etc, can also result in hypercalcemia.

Now, do I know that'd happen in your case? No. You need lab reports, and the only way to get basal ones would be to stop taking anything and talk to your doctor. For all you know the real reason you feel crappy is an allergy, or any one of a number of other things. I assume something prompted you to try treating yourself with vitamins, and I assume you just aren't getting medical advice.

>>14546454
I figured you would have gotten used to taking the D by now anon

@14539789
LMAO, just like pottery. I completely ignored you (it’s obvious who you are) and yet you still replied with all of that to a post meant for someone else… Is your life that pathetic you were on the look out for a post from me in hope of the sweet (You) and pointless discussion to fill your empty life up or are you frightened what you deem nonsense might be true?

You’re a fucking idiot either way. I know way, way better counterarguments to the stance I support than the bullshit you parrot like a mindless drone because I’ve actually bothered to look into the arguments people who disagree with me make since I care about the truth.

Everything you regurgitated is addressed in my posts (including references) and anyone who bothers to carefully read the relevant sections and has done enough research on the topic knows you’ve been mouthbreathing from birth.

I still hope you think I’m a ‘schizo’ since your kind is better off keeping their NPC beliefs.

>>14546105
There’s no vitamin K2 RDI, not even an AI (the vitamin K AI is for K1 and is 100 mcg) BUT we have a good idea of what the optimal intakes are and it’s only once you go beyond 500 mcg/d of vitamin K (either K1, K2 or both) via supplements only (excluding what is naturally found in foods) that you MAY need to worry about it causing issues but it’s not because of blood clotting too much unless you’re on 4-hydroxycoumarins (even dozens of MILLIGRAMS don’t cause clot-related problems). With regard to vitamin D, checking you blood levels is the best way to know if that amount is producing toxic 25(OH)D levels (extremely unlikely).

By the way, the 2 guys that replied to you have almost no idea what they are talking about.

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>>14546669
Oh… I totally forgot Germany has its own guidelines (I was thinking about what the NIH has published when I talked about the AI and RDI).

I have a question, they say your body doesn't use the glycogen stored in the muscles after the glycogen in the liver runs out, as the muscle glycogen is specifically meant to be a fuel for physical activity, but it isn't clear to me whether different muscles share their glycogen or each muscle can only draw glycogen from their own reserves? I suppose it's the latter?

>>14546669
>I still hope you think I’m a ‘schizo’ since your kind is better off keeping their NPC beliefs.

Oh don't worry bud. You've left no doubt about whether you're a schizo.

>>14546669
Alright, I'll see what to do then. Just odd that I got dried snot with blood from the supplement. I'm gonna get a 2K IU vit D supplement and ferment some food for k2, maybe it's just that specific pill. Thanks anon.

>>14546470
You are also correct anon. I'm averse to meeting witg doctors; always been that way. Maybe I'll go ask him once and see what he advices.

@14546785
>Oh don't worry bud. You've left no doubt about whether you're a schizo.
Cope all you want, freak. You ain’t getting any (You)s so consider getting a life instead. You’re the exact same loser, your choice of words and retard-level grammar skills are pretty recognizable.

>>14546934
>Just odd that I got dried snot with blood from the supplement.
I have no idea if those nutrients can cause the problem you described but if the relationship is indeed causal, I would put my bets on the supplement being contaminated based on what I know.
>and ferment some food for k2.
Fermented foods are where you can find a lot of MK-7 but not MK-4, it’s animal products rich in K2 that can contain great amounts of MK-4. Those menaquinones have been studied the most by far but diversifying the menaquinone content is important.

100-200 mcg of vitamin K2 seems ideal, by the way.
>Thanks anon.
You’re welcome.

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Schizo, go LARP elsewhere, YWNBMD

>>14547113
Kek, you’re funny. Never go away, anon. It’s hilarious who you tag and that you always think it’s only 1 person behind those posts.

t. Made 6 of the posts you replied to.

New bread, niggers:

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How do I get free access to/pirate up-to-date?

I haven't renewed my membership and I've got an exam i wanna study for next week.

>>14545114
>I'm here to teach
If this was legitimate you could publish something and you wouldn't need to come here to teach

hey guys /v/ here why the fuck did the crazy person show up there

>>14519057
no, it shouldn't matter what state you're in as long as your not cremated. that would essentially encrypt your remains and make you harder to bring back.

Anyone's thoughts on pimozide as a solution to gender dysphoria/crossdressing?