i believe Pax's research will cure me

[Anonymous No.14591269]

fuck it, i feel like a retard and i know for sure there is something wrong with my brain like a good mass percentage of people question themselves. From all my observations i noticed: Adhd, dizzyness, migraines triggered from getting up from a bed or a chair, fatigue, can't concentrate, bad memory, bad vocabulary, half concious most of the day and visual snow, tinnitus. I ordered deferoxamine from bgpharma and can't fucking wait to fix these issues, thank you Pax, no matter to how much doctors i go, they can't find a solution, you're the only way i know i might have a chance to live a normal life, i get pretty desperate.

[Anonymous No.14591446]

>>14591269
Did you also buy insulin?
>t. not pax

[Anonymous No.14591481]

>>14591446
of course, i payed attention

[Anonymous No.14591536]

>>14591269
Pax is a glownigger psyop. But if you’re retarded enough to fall for it, you deserve the culling

[Anonymous No.14591610]

>>14591536
Gtfo CIA

[Anonymous No.14591647]

>>14591481
>>14591269
One thing I recently realised was the fact that the top rated nootropic in picrel is deferoxamine.

[Anonymous No.14591660]

>>14591647
Where is this chart from

[Anonymous No.14591676]

>>14591660
First time I saw that pic is said "/b/ study". I saw other pics saying "israel medicine sciences", so I assume its from some Israeli uni. I tried reverse image searching but have come short(including yandex).

[Anonymous No.14591804]

I'm on the same boat, Pax might as well be a rambling schizo leading us all to a neurotoxic death,but fuck it I was gonna an hero already

[Pax !!cu2HYeafqTG No.14592496]

>>14591269
I have lived for 29 years reacting to crises in my personal life. Since birth I've had fairly abusive parents. I was the 4th attempted pregnancy after 3 miscarriages and I was born 2 weeks premature. Despite what my manipulative mother would say about me I was a wanted child. My mother had attempted to kill herself when I was around 7 years old. my father drank and used to abuse me a lot growing up. I was allowed to have almost anything I wanted as a child from videogames to sleepovers every weekend at my friends. I didn't know many kids that wanted to be friends with me except to get access to my videogames. From my teenage years on I still enjoyed videogames but didn't apply myself much in school. I had a rough time with middle school and high school because my self esteem was just destroyed. My only friends in middle school and high school were teachers.
My high school principal and mentor from the local mentoring program were some of the only people I knew that wanted me to succeed. I used to get passes for concessions from the principal every day at lunch and would get nachos every day. I was fairly obese in my early teens (low 200s) Kids made fun of that, my parents were still awful and I started smoking weed at 14. For years I had felt hopeless. I loved watching Evangelion and relating to Shinji Ikari, I really had felt like I had the whole world trying to crush me. Smoking weed and pornography was some of the few things that gave me joy. I had spent years in self loathing just imagining the herculean task of how am I going to set myself apart from average people. I had gotten a gym membership just so I can beat up my sisters shitty boyfriend when I knew he would eventually try to attack me. I had put on enough muscle from beginners gains that I had hurt him alot when he went after me. There came a time in my early 20s when I wanted to learn everything I could about aging, and biology so that I could outlive the abuse that I had suffered. TBC.

[Anonymous No.14592708]

>>14591536
DEA kike

[Anonymous No.14592891]

>>14592496
PAX DO YOU HAVE ANY CURE OFR TINNITUS, IT HURTS A LOT

[Pax !!cu2HYeafqTG No.14592966]

>>14592891
yeah the deferoxamine will help reverse the tinnitus. I used to have attacks of tinnitus and since I begun my exploration with intranasal rapamycin and intranasal insulin I don't suffer from those anymore. Finding Deferoxamine changed everything after that. I don't experience any issues with my hearing at all. All of my senses are enhanced. Today I've found a spy in my group that went cavalier again so I've had to start a new chat so the spy couldn't see the other one. I'm probably the most well known figure on the site and that leads to very little privacy even if it does mean much of what I say is immediately shared.

Anon you have a condition called chronic fatigue syndrome. I've fully identified all of the pathological markers of CFS and you completely match up with all of the symptoms. Because you have so much neuroinflammation
Thats reducing insulin transport into the brain and a damaged blood brain barrier allows macrophage infiltration that promotes damage to your inner ear. Endotoxins are one of the biggest contributors to noise induced hearing loss and tinnitus. Deferoxamine and the insulin will remove this inflammation from your brain .Your tinnitus will go away!
> Systemic Lipopolysaccharide Induces Cochlear Inflammation and Exacerbates the Synergistic Ototoxicity of Kanamycin and Furosemide
>Lipopolysaccharide disrupts the cochlear blood-labyrinth barrier by activating perivascular resident macrophages and up-regulating MMP-9
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0165587619304008
> Attenuation of cochlear damage from noise trauma by an iron chelator, a free radical scavenger and glial cell line-derived neurotrophic factor in vivo
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0006899398011007
Defects in insulin transport into the brain is one of the causal factors of noise induced hearing loss, all of your symptoms are connected. You will be healed soon.

[Anonymous No.14593009]

>>14592966
Pax, Have the effects of DFO waned? Or have they gotten better? Give us a status report

[Pax !!cu2HYeafqTG No.14593033]

>>14593009
For myself Deferoxamine hasn't waned in it's effects on my cognitive functions, I have incredible energy and motivation to pursue goals. I can just as easily recite medical literature. Earlier today I sat down with someone and talked with them for 40 minutes about the pathology of neurological disorders and how they occur, deferoxamine, and my hypothesis about potentiating stem cell therapies. I have great insight and ideas of how to plan for the future. I've exercised quite a bit yesterday and enjoyed myself quite a bit. I think I said yesterday was the best day of my life because I was surrounded by well meaning people that supported me. So all of the cognitive benefits are still there. I had neglected to take my insulin earlier so I think I was a bit down based on people plagiarizing my writeups i made yesterday and posted them to /med/ general, the idea I have many people around me that have told me they're close to death or suicide, and thinking of the pain of everyone suffering at the same time and in some cases I cant help Is very painful.
I watched some Light Yagami Tiktok edits, had some nice food earlier, and looked at all of the support I have I feel incredibly happy. I don't feel like a man possessed today for the most part. I took some insulin about 20 minutes ago and its hit hard and now I don't feel any negative emotions. It's a level of focus at that point that theres really no mental noise that gets in the way, like if you were meditating.

[Anonymous No.14593042]

>>14593033
PAX how do I get deferoxamine without a prescription, or how do I get a prescription for it?

[Pax !!cu2HYeafqTG No.14593050]

>>14593042
[>>145885391]

[Pax !!cu2HYeafqTG No.14593052]

>>14593050
oops wrong post. Here
[>>14588539]

[Anonymous No.14593249]

>>14591269
I made a comment in the last thread, half-joking about the HFO thing but the ADHD is real.
After so many /sci/bros comments told me to take meds, I went to see a therapist and they gave me Ritalin.
Best decision of my life.
I am on the 3rd day of Ritalin and I feel like I am fucking ascending.
The same feeling I had back in early grade school where I could just study ANYTHING and understood it all. Laser focus, no more epic procrastination. No more 170+ chrome tabs.

I sped through so many of those long math course videos on the freeCodeCamp.org channel and I got all of it in one go.


Fuck, man.
Is this how normal people feel all the time? It's not fair. Why do I need meds for this?

[Anonymous No.14593290]

>>14593249
the fucking side effects tho