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    randymarovich
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    Probly spelled it wrong just wondered if anyone has any info or where to research this

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      Not tried it. Where can i get some? 😏

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        Isn't it just a dumpword the physicians use for any symptoms they cannot properly diagnose?

        attentiion is all you need

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          Not tried it. Where can i get some? 😏

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          @ogsteve said:

          Not tried it. Where can i get some? 😏

          Hilarious. 🤣🤣🤣

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            Isn't it just a dumpword the physicians use for any symptoms they cannot properly diagnose?

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            Isn't it just a dumpword the physicians use for any symptoms they cannot properly diagnose?

            I am looking into long Covid. A friend of mine knocked it out of the park by contracting vaccine induced multiple sclerosis. I can’t beat that. (Jokes aside, it really sucks. Guy’s in his prime and his body is failing.)

            Yeah, well, I’m just here for the research, man. - The Dude

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              @vpeps said:

              Isn't it just a dumpword the physicians use for any symptoms they cannot properly diagnose?

              I am looking into long Covid. A friend of mine knocked it out of the park by contracting vaccine induced multiple sclerosis. I can’t beat that. (Jokes aside, it really sucks. Guy’s in his prime and his body is failing.)

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              @ResearchCat MS you can clearly diagnose by taking the spinal fluid lumbar puncture, also you can see the white matter lesions in the brain on MRI.
              I've known a person who got MSA, that's a lot scarier. Multiple System Atrophy. All muscles, systems just slowly degrading for no reason, and it's not really testable, just observable.

              attentiion is all you need

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                He doesn’t have MS exactly. It is a highly progressive neurodegenerative disease that looks somewhere between MS and ALS, and his doctor isn’t sure despite loads of testing. His health is rapidly deteriorating.

                Yeah, well, I’m just here for the research, man. - The Dude

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                  @vpeps said:

                  Isn't it just a dumpword the physicians use for any symptoms they cannot properly diagnose?

                  I am looking into long Covid. A friend of mine knocked it out of the park by contracting vaccine induced multiple sclerosis. I can’t beat that. (Jokes aside, it really sucks. Guy’s in his prime and his body is failing.)

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                  @ResearchCat Dr. Muculloh is having success with Long Covid/ vax injury with his protocol (which includes Iver).

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                    He doesn’t have MS exactly. It is a highly progressive neurodegenerative disease that looks somewhere between MS and ALS, and his doctor isn’t sure despite loads of testing. His health is rapidly deteriorating.

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                    @ResearchCat I believe there’s a reasonable amount of research into that as far as bio regulators go. Things like cortexin, cerebrolysin, p021 and a couple others i dont recall.

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                      ARA-290 aka Cibinetide may be something worth exploring

                      “Not a guru, not a chemist-just here trying to keep my receptors AND my sanity responsive.”

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                        ARA-290 aka Cibinetide may be something worth exploring

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                        @WisGal64 for sure, that's #1 to try. Also Pinealon and maybe some other brain peptides.

                        attentiion is all you need

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                          Isn't it just a dumpword the physicians use for any symptoms they cannot properly diagnose?

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                            @ResearchCat Dr. Muculloh is having success with Long Covid/ vax injury with his protocol (which includes Iver).

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                              He doesn’t have MS exactly. It is a highly progressive neurodegenerative disease that looks somewhere between MS and ALS, and his doctor isn’t sure despite loads of testing. His health is rapidly deteriorating.

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                                He doesn’t have MS exactly. It is a highly progressive neurodegenerative disease that looks somewhere between MS and ALS, and his doctor isn’t sure despite loads of testing. His health is rapidly deteriorating.

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                                @ResearchCat
                                I agree with Ogsteve...jump on the Cerebrolysin as soon as possible. Someone may have to go out of country to get it, customs is cracking down. P21 is next in line, a little easier to get.

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                                  Sorry, that was a joke, but apparently too dry. I was jumping on the inference that someone was ‘researching’, as in purposefully contracting, fibromyalgia.

                                  The part about my friend, sadly, is true.

                                  Yeah, well, I’m just here for the research, man. - The Dude

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                                    @mary I am glad to hear that in your case you have a set of labs with objective data and a precise set of symptoms. Your can approach the treatment if you know what is out of bounds and how to test the progress. I know that in the hospitals there are a lot of patients claiming they have fibromyalgia, but really all they can tell they are fatigued all the time and have a non-specific pain.

                                    attentiion is all you need

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                                      @mary I am glad to hear that in your case you have a set of labs with objective data and a precise set of symptoms. Your can approach the treatment if you know what is out of bounds and how to test the progress. I know that in the hospitals there are a lot of patients claiming they have fibromyalgia, but really all they can tell they are fatigued all the time and have a non-specific pain.

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                                        Sorry, that was a joke, but apparently too dry. I was jumping on the inference that someone was ‘researching’, as in purposefully contracting, fibromyalgia.

                                        The part about my friend, sadly, is true.

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                                        @ResearchCat hey. I thought it was funny.

                                        … the part about your friend, not the covid research.

                                        😳✊😉

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                                          Thanks for the help my friends done all the same stuff docs just keep telling her what she doesn't have did a lot of tests I see it's more common than I relized

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