sure did. spent most time there, then at the ultralight area. We were only there Monday. Saw the big plane from Georgetown TX, right down the road from me.. QB buddies are on the crew. Drooled in the Cirrus display (we took two Cirrus and my 182..) One of my buddies getting a new Cirrus -
It's quite cool reading this because a lot of what you explain is true here too
Old kit, new environments, because they just don't make them like they used to.
I developed CFS/ME about a decade ago
And spent years pouring deep into the possible root causes of this syndrome hitting multiple dead ends.
I then began looking at conditions like
Gulf War Syndrome
Chronic Lyme disease
Floxed, the side effects of flueroquinolone antibiotics and Ciprofloxacin
Senescence and aging
The role(s) of mitochondria and it's own genome within cells and the findings associated with all these conditions above related to mitochondrial dysfunction
And then Long Covid became the craze
And Long Vax Syndrome
It's all quite a spanner in the works of the little factories that make up our tissues - organs - bodies.
And................. you mentioned flouroquinolones. My buddies at Baylor Coll Medicine have been doing research on those and find a strong association with enlarged or ruptured aortic aneurysms.. They actually dis the real SCIENCE and tested it in rats.. ditto... So now there is a black box warning on US packaging of them. I told me medical records bot that I am allergic to them.. so that some wet behind the ears and years - intern doesn't just give them to me without asking by writing an order. Scares the S__t out of me to end up with a ruptured thoracic aorta.
also see this...
https://substack.com/@lionessofjudah/note/c-39671705?utm_source=notes-share-action&r=yorky
I hope you came down to the WarBird area for some real military history.
sure did. spent most time there, then at the ultralight area. We were only there Monday. Saw the big plane from Georgetown TX, right down the road from me.. QB buddies are on the crew. Drooled in the Cirrus display (we took two Cirrus and my 182..) One of my buddies getting a new Cirrus -
Hey doc, thank you for this brilliant summary
I am a former CBRNE medic from New Zealand
It's quite cool reading this because a lot of what you explain is true here too
Old kit, new environments, because they just don't make them like they used to.
I developed CFS/ME about a decade ago
And spent years pouring deep into the possible root causes of this syndrome hitting multiple dead ends.
I then began looking at conditions like
Gulf War Syndrome
Chronic Lyme disease
Floxed, the side effects of flueroquinolone antibiotics and Ciprofloxacin
Senescence and aging
The role(s) of mitochondria and it's own genome within cells and the findings associated with all these conditions above related to mitochondrial dysfunction
And then Long Covid became the craze
And Long Vax Syndrome
It's all quite a spanner in the works of the little factories that make up our tissues - organs - bodies.
Crazy times huh
And................. you mentioned flouroquinolones. My buddies at Baylor Coll Medicine have been doing research on those and find a strong association with enlarged or ruptured aortic aneurysms.. They actually dis the real SCIENCE and tested it in rats.. ditto... So now there is a black box warning on US packaging of them. I told me medical records bot that I am allergic to them.. so that some wet behind the ears and years - intern doesn't just give them to me without asking by writing an order. Scares the S__t out of me to end up with a ruptured thoracic aorta.
Mitochondria are everywhere
But the biodistribution of different toxins is not the same
Flueroquinolone antibiotics can present with crippling fatigue and symptoms similar to CFS/ME or fibromyalgia
But more commonly with connective tissue and vascular damage
But the mechanism appears to be similar
They disrupt the mitochondria just like they are supposed to disrupt bacterias replication
Causing catastrophic and potentially fatal events
Once upon a time, Ciprofloxacin was the alternative in my medical treatment protocols to anyone with a known penicillin allergy
I hope that has changed