Could This Help Us?

That's very interesting! Sounds like it would be amazingly helpful. Fingers crossed that it turns out to be safe and effective in humans.

Thanks WBF for posting this, I see the article was also dated yesterday....which in a few minutes will have been way back in 2020 (haha).

["The new study, led by Rosi lab postdoc Karen Krukowski, examined how older mice perform in a maze after receiving ISRIB treatments. Older mice, just like humans, lose mental flexibility with age and the maze puzzle is generally harder for them to complete than younger mice."] - rock on older mice!

So this new "ISRIB" is to brains how Liquid Plumber is to plugged plumbing. Sounds good so far.

What is very hopeful about this is that it is found to basically turn off a switch that got stuck in the on position, causing the brain to not work right.

It’s very encouraging that someone is looking at things like this instead of the old “incurable, permanent, irreversible damage” line that we’ve been tossed for decades.

I believe in God, and I believe there’s a cause for everything and solution to problems that could be found if humans would only get their heads out of the sand, use their God-given abilities, and not allow their minds to be dissuaded by naysayers. We need some real pioneers to step out of the woods and engage.

Cell Danger Response is the work of Dr. Robert K. Naviaux.

“Robert K. Naviaux, MD, PhD, professor of medicine, pediatrics and pathology at University of California San Diego School of Medicine, posits that chronic disease is essentially the consequence of the natural healing cycle becoming blocked, specifically by disruptions at the metabolic and cellular levels.” - quote taken from https://health.ucsd.edu/news/releases/pages/2018-09-07-chronic-diseases-driven-by-metabolic-dysfunction.aspx

The research article that this post is about regarding the ISRIB drug comes out of the University of California, San Francisco. Not sure if there is any collaboration between these researchers, but it is connected to the same university.

WalkingbyFaith said...
This kind of research/drug, if effective, could potentially reverse many or all chronic syndromes. It could save lives from being wrecked. The drug reversed effects in only a few doses.

The methods we have now take YEARS of trial and error, pain and suffering, and 10’s to 100’s of thousands of dollars. Not to mention that only the most dedicated and focused people seem to be successful at biohacking. It’s not for the faint of heart or the non-sciency kind of folks. People like Terry Wahls can do it, but I’m no Terry Wahls.

Yes its so sad that the suffering and money loss is so wide spread in chronic illness.

Respect to Dr Wahls, but remember she took ABX too. Im guessing in reality, shes not 100% better , but obviously healed enough to get out there and live.....and act like it.

Its easy to look and act 100% healed if your close, I could do that for the sake of "positive thinking" but I'd rather be honest and admit here that at best Im 90% and still do some daily muscle/tendon maintenance besides stretching. And I need to eat well - Im almost afraid not to, as there would be consequences.

For mental and physical health, I know and try adhere to my employment and stress limitations. I refuse to work long hours, be a manager again, or do heavy physical labor unless its on my own time and terms. This is coming from a guy who was an adrenaline junkie and pro-ranked extreme sport competitor into my thirties..lol..............my how ones life can change. I'll settle for "mellow and able" though.