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> How does neuropathy develop?
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> It begins with a circadian mismatch usually tied to light or the low frequency ELF range. Both alter calcium homeostasis in cells. But excessive EMF is not necessary to be the only cause. Iodine deficiency is a big cause because it causes a loss of myelination of peripheral and central nervous system tissues. A lack of iodine also means the person can not myelinate their nerves because they can not access the ketogenic pathway to myelinate nerves. This has two major effects on nerves. One it decreases the insulation of nerves and can cause a short circuit to develop. The second is more interesting and more significant. It would decrease the the DC current of nerve fibers that has been found experimentally to be tied to tissue regeneration in mammals.
i had something happen recently whereby i had a dramatic increase in my body temperature, a sensation i hadn't had in a long time
i must remember what it was
oh yesssS!!! it was fasting
it brought on full out ketosis, 3 days of no food at all
i'm probably overdue, but i need to read up more on fasting and keto, it's not just a day off, it took over 3 days for it to start, and i took it as a sign of my metabolism recovering, and i'm still better now than i was, potassium especially has improved my body temperature regulation, but the effects of fasting are probably also very important and i probably need to just fast a lot more, like 4-5 day fasts
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> It begins with a circadian mismatch usually tied to light or the low frequency ELF range. Both alter calcium homeostasis in cells. But excessive EMF is not necessary to be the only cause. Iodine deficiency is a big cause because it causes a loss of myelination of peripheral and central nervous system tissues. A lack of iodine also means the person can not myelinate their nerves because they can not access the ketogenic pathway to myelinate nerves. This has two major effects on nerves. One it decreases the insulation of nerves and can cause a short circuit to develop. The second is more interesting and more significant. It would decrease the the DC current of nerve fibers that has been found experimentally to be tied to tissue regeneration in mammals.
i had something happen recently whereby i had a dramatic increase in my body temperature, a sensation i hadn't had in a long time
i must remember what it was
oh yesssS!!! it was fasting
it brought on full out ketosis, 3 days of no food at all
i'm probably overdue, but i need to read up more on fasting and keto, it's not just a day off, it took over 3 days for it to start, and i took it as a sign of my metabolism recovering, and i'm still better now than i was, potassium especially has improved my body temperature regulation, but the effects of fasting are probably also very important and i probably need to just fast a lot more, like 4-5 day fasts