If a person with excellent diet habits, a stable and very good health indicators gets a blood test just after an unusual 'festive-abusive' diet day; like excess of salt, or sugar, or alcohol, or lipids, or whatever; do results reflect the test as if was a 'normal' state or there is something in the results that shows being a recent anomaly spike or is it indistinguishable ?

In other words; can an adverse blood test be a result of a very recent 'abuse' and not normal for the patient, to supposedly return to 'normals' in a few days ?

Somehow intruded in my phone an almost endless video promoting to fast cure, -not relieve- pulmonary diseases, with a product 'Gluco health' at $39 and of limited availability. Good part of the video emphasizing the pharma profiting by not curing anyone by keeping the current medications that make them billions.

If the name and price am telling above after swallowing a long time watching the video is deleted from this post, I have no inconvenient, am not advertising it. Anyone knows about this space age fix formula ? He mentioned three compounds in it to achieve the cure.

Sounds like the 'beets based' and the 'NewZealand green mussels' business models.

Edit... another artificial imbecility scam ?

What happens to a muscle when excessive forces are exerted, as in pulling, forcing, pushing; perhaps in a unusual position or to little developed or used muscles ?

Is there some minor tearing or ligaments detaching that takes several painful days to slowly heal ?

Is there an instrument gadget that monitors/tells if a person is dehydrated ?

Accuhealth Technologies LLC

America’s Silent Epidemic: The Alarming Rise of Chronic Disease

https://www.rand.org/pubs/commentary/2025/03/combating-americas-chronic-disease-epidemic.html

The fact that the chronic disease epidemic persists despite significant expenditures on prevention may indicate that the solution may not lie in more spending on prevention but in “smarter” spending.

https://www.factcheck.org/2024/08/rfk-jr-s-exaggerations-on-chronic-disease-in-children/

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has given children’s health and the “chronic disease epidemic” a prominent role in his campaign.

“When John F. Kennedy was president, 6% of American kids had a chronic health condition,” reads a page on Kennedy’s campaign website detailing his intention to “end the chronic disease epidemic” in the U.S. “Today it is 60%. Rates of autoimmune disease, diabetes, ADD and ADHD, autism, obesity, asthma, food allergies, and other chronic health conditions have been skyrocketing.”

I can write here some of my ideas ideas on the reasons of this problem, but my ideas can be considered as "pseudoscientific" and "speculative".

"A Canadian journal has issued corrections on 138 case reports it published over the last 25 years to add a disclaimer: The cases described are fictional."

"The articles usually start with a case description followed by “learning points” that include statistics, clinical observations and data from CPSP. The peer-reviewed articles don’t state anywhere the cases described are fictional."

"The versions on PubMed Central also do not bear any indication the case reports are fictional."

A medical journal says the case reports it has published for 25 years are, in fact, fiction – Retraction Watch

Case in point

BBC News

The parents of a teenage girl who died from breast cancer say their only daughter could still be alive now if she had been treated the same as an adult.

Isla Sneddon, from Airdrie, died in March 2025 aged 17, just six months after she was diagnosed with cancer.

Her parents say doctors had downgraded her referral for biopsies to a routine one because of her age, meaning her cancer went undetected until it was too late.

https://search.proquest.com/openview/2b430d393996982a099bb1bdc812da2f/1?pq-origsite=gscholar&cbl=18750&diss=y

Blue light has been shown to have an inhibitory effect on both myopia induction and

progression in both studies involving animal models, as well as human subjects. Specifically,

blue light is reported to inhibit axial length elongation and increase choroidal thickness. (Lin et

al., 2020a; Lou & Ostrin, 2020; Moon et al., 2017; Rucker et al., 2015; Thakur et al., 2021). The

most acceptable hypothesis to explain this effect of blue light on eye growth is based on

Longitudinal Chromatic Aberration (LCA) (Lin et al., 2020a; Rucker & Wallman, 2009).

Specifically, this hypothesis posits that the inhibitory effect of blue light on eye elongation is a

consequence of blue light being refracted more than red light and so focused in front of the retina

of an emmetropic eye, while red light is focused behind the retina. This model also rests on the

assumption that the relative intensities of the red and blue components of retinal images are

encoded in some way.

I'm wondering, why is this not mentioned ever in popular messaging on this topic? I know many people have taken to using blue light filters even during the daytime, because of the claims that it's not good for eye health, isn't that just increasing myopia risk, if the quoted passage is true? Or is evidence for this inhibition of myopia just not very strong?

Will quantum computers, AI and super computers allow for more targeted therapy?

“Evidence suggests a combination of strategies, including natural childbirth, breast feeding, increased social exposure through sport, other outdoor activities, less time spent indoors, diet and appropriate antibiotic use, may help restore the microbiome and perhaps reduce risks of allergic disease. Preventive efforts must focus on early life. The term ‘hygiene hypothesis’ must be abandoned.”

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4966430/

Frailty includes:

• Muscle weakness

• Slower movement

• Fatigue

• Weight loss

• Reduced physical activity

• Higher risk of falls, disability, or illness

It's often linked to sarcopenia (loss of muscle mass and strength), bone thinning, and neurological decline — not just hardening of bones.

Solution: Acetylcholine (ACh) is a neurotransmitter important in:

• Muscle contraction (at neuromuscular junctions)

• Autonomic nervous system function

• Cognitive function in the brain

hopefully, above solution can lengthen their lifespan to enjoy their golden years.

Observation - The "Scottie dog" is a nickname for a shape seen in X-rays of the lumbar spine (lower back) in oblique views. It is used primarily to identify a defect in the pars interarticularis, related to a condition called spondylolysis.

Spinal fusion — joining two or more vertebrae to prevent movement and reduce curvature

I believe above could help alleviate their pain.

GIAN🙂XXX

(science age about 12)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epidermolysis_bullosa#Pathophysiology

Despite that, the countries in Europe with the higher UV indexes ->

-> such as Romania, Bulgaria, Greece, Cyprus, Malta, all get significantly lower skin cancer rates than their more northern brothers (Denmark, Ireland, Sweden, Netherlands), despite people's purchasing power being significantly lower.

https://www.euronews.com/health/2023/07/19/skin-cancer-which-eu-countries-have-the-highest-melanoma-incidence-and-mortality-rates

North America, New Zealand, Australia, all are chart records in terms of skins cancers https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2949713224000582 , and something much less discussed is these countries is that they are populated with a type of people that did not evolve in those UV areas of the world, with frequent genealogy tracing back to Irish, German, British, etc. settlers, with not just low epidermal melanin, but also habitually less exposure to sunlight especially nowadays.

Arguably, people in countries like Spain, Greece, Romania, etc. have higher melanin and "capacity for tanning" even when starting off from the same "white-ish" baseline (for example, a long winter) as an environmental adaptation.

And that's what I wanted to point out. Gradual exposure to sun (don't burn yourself until the skin peels off) is more beneficial than hiding under umbrellas and 3 layers of sunscreen because you're milk-white in the middle of August! That kind of avoidance is more dangerous.

Agree?

There is a point I'd like to discuss, which is the following AI statement on Google:

- "Darker skin tones, with more melanin, have a natural SPF of around 13, while lighter skin tones have a much lower natural SPF, potentially as low as 2-3. However, these natural levels are still far below the recommended minimum SPF 30 for adequate sun protection."

Have you found the study indicating the measurements of 30 "SPF"?

And this colon detox what is it used for is it to help symptoms of say (IBS) Irritable bowel syndrome, crohn's Disease, colitis, bloating or gas.

Also what is this I hear about colon hypnotherapy?

QUOTE Autoimmune diseases are disorders that destruct or disrupt the body's own tissues by its own immune system. Several studies have revealed that polymorphisms of multiple genes are involved in autoimmune diseases. Meanwhile, gene therapy has become a promising approach in autoimmune diseases, and clustered regularly interspaced palindromic repeats and CRISPR-associated protein 9 (CRISPR-Cas9) has become one of the most prominent methods. It has been shown that CRISPR-Cas9 can be applied to knock out proprotein convertase subtilisin/kexin type 9 (PCSK9) or block PCSK9, resulting in lowering low-density lipoprotein cholesterol. In other studies, it can be used to treat rare diseases such as ornithine transcarbamylase (OTC) deficiency and hereditary tyrosinemia. However, few studies on the treatment of autoimmune disease using CRISPR-Cas9 have been reported so far. In this review, we highlight the current and potential use of CRISPR-Cas9 in the management of autoimmune diseases. We summarize the potential target genes for immunomodulation using CRISPR-Cas9 in autoimmune diseases including rheumatoid arthritis (RA), inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD), systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), multiple sclerosis (MS), type 1 diabetes mellitus (DM), psoriasis, and type 1 coeliac disease. This article will give a new perspective on understanding the use of CRISPR-Cas9 in autoimmune diseases not only through animal models but also in human models. Emerging approaches to investigate the potential target genes for CRISPR-Cas9 treatment may be promising for the tailored immunomodulation of some autoimmune diseases in the near future. QUOTE

What is this CRISPR-Cas9 how would they treat it? Are they changing the genes or turning the genes off?

PubMed

This is his letter to US legislators, summarizing his work: https://forum.humanmicrobiome.info/threads/the-fda-and-fmt-regulation-part-2-jul-2024-humanmicrobes-org-i-met-wit.520/#post-1370

This is his advocacy history and his complaints about what's been happening with the FMT: https://forum.humanmicrobiome.info/threads/continued-letters-and-complaints-to-the-fda-nih-and-hhs-jan-2025-fmt.842/

He should join this forum soon. He asked me to create a thread in his name since I'm already a known forum member.

A note to moderators: If linking to another forum breaks forum rules, do not close this thread. Either remove the links or PM me and I'll do it myself. It's important for me that this thread stays open.

With regards.

My mother allegedly died this past Fri, 20th 2025, the claim is from my mother's granddaughter. Without getting into the details, in summary this granddaughter along with a health center illegally transferred my mother against her will to a hidden nursing home, and kept us separated since Feb 5th of 2024 and been in court since Mar 4th of 2024. This past Fri 20th, was the deadline for the judge and the attorney for the granddaughter to submit a response to my peremptory mandamus to the State Supreme Court. Basically being Pro Se, and much research I finally figured our how to destroyed their fraud and had them cornered like a mad dog. The fraud games the judge and this attorney where perpetrating, I now believe is was to keep me from discovering my mother's death. So they had no other choice but to make some bullshit incident of death.

In short I don't believe my mother suddenly died on the same day. Therefore, my question is, (1) how long could they kept the dead body in a condition, (2) would there be a significant difference in body texture from this Fri to the actual day of death (I believe its weeks since), (3) can a funeral person see this difference after they having years of preparing bodies for burial or (4) by what medical or science technique can they estimate the days since the death?

Thanks!...

P.S. The last time I seen my mother was May 12th of 2024 in court via video and that day was a fraud in it self.

But why are so many men avoiding it completely, or are discouraged from entering the specific area of that field?

Urology is primarily male dominated, but women are encouraged to enter the field (Which I support 100%)

Why not encourage men to enter radiology considering there is a shortage?

Animals do it too. From insects or skin conditions of whatever be the cause.

Is there a benefit to the microorganisms on skin that cause the itching, as rising blood flow from scratching ? If it is a reaction to a chemical there is no microorganism to favor. Either from some skin condition cause or from an insect or contacting a plant; scratching produces a highly pleasant rewarding sensation. Can end damaging the skin from fingernails abrasiveness.

Mosquitos, fleas... are bothersome if the 'bite' is felt but the later scratching is pleasant, no doubt.