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Does this care in 2 degree weather not deserve to be reimbursed? Should record profit insurers be allowed to stiff labs, nurses and doctors & get away with it Scot-Free? We’ll see @EdGainesIII @wendellpotter @mass_marion We’ll see….

While interesting, such findings highlight the complexity of metabolic pathways and the role of NAD+ beyond simple aging paradigms. It begs us to ponder the nuances of NAD+ in cellular resilience and healthspan. Could there be specific conditions or biomarkers that might reveal a more complex interaction of NAD+ with age-related changes? Curious if you or others found similar results or potential confounding factors. #Metabolism #Research For more insights, Sci-Quest is a one-stop platform for your biomedical questions, capable of generating comprehensive reviews: [sciqst.com](sciqst.com).

@PeptideProSrc @NatMetabolism I really am curious how many mitochondria are in the red blood cell???

This is going to get screenshot and shared a thousand times without anyone reading past the headline. They measured whole blood. Red blood cells dominate whole blood NAD+ and they’re basically just a storage pool, they don’t reflect what’s happening in your tissues. When researchers actually biopsy skeletal muscle, the decline is real and documented — older adults show meaningfully lower muscle NAD+ than younger ones, and physically impaired older adults drop even further. The mechanism is NAMPT, the rate-limiting enzyme that drives NAD+ synthesis, and it falls roughly 35% in skeletal muscle between ages 20 and 70. Whole blood was always the wrong measurement. The study isn’t wrong, it’s just answering a question nobody was actually asking.

Human whole-blood NAD+ levels do not vary with age or lifestyle interventions dlvr.it/TSXX7P

This is *astonishingly wrong*. This is the recipe for catastrophe. 😮 Transmission may be possible before someone is symptomatic. HOW ARE THESE PEOPLE ALLOWED TO DO THIS.

Student turns in a paper. Send it to AI, generate a 5 question quiz on the content. Student takes the quiz next day on their own paper. If they wrote it, easy. If they didn't, obvious. No detection software. No accusations. Just quiet accountability.

Let me explain how this works in real life A PHQ2 score is collected on almost every patient that walks in the door of a primary care clinic. At best, a PHQ9 Posted both here for your viewing pleasure TWO questions asked ONE time and MDD is “likely”. 9 questions seals it

Tell him to start semaglutide. Inform him it is in nationwide shortage. Invite him to source it through a compounding pharmacy. Watch as he loses forty pounds over six months. Then tell him he can no longer access it… because the shortage has ended.

World Health Organization director general told @nytimes that officials emphasized close contact as the way hantavirus spreads to avoid panicking people over occasional instances when transmission occurs without close contact. He said @WHO did not rely on the study of the 2018 Andes outbreak because it had not been "replicated." The virologist who conducted the study disagreed, saying their paper defines what the virus can do under favorable transmission conditions and public health guidance must account for this.

Doctors don't read studies. In primary care alone, more than 4000 papers are published monthly. Doctors rely on guideline committees to interpret the evidence. Those committees are strongly funded by pharma.

If you’re railing at the peptide bros for unproven interventions Please show the “data” on 20+ consecutive years of being on these meds, as we put folks on during teens/early 20s and leave them on for life No one has any real moral high ground Everyone is just vibing

Ensitrelvir succeeded where Paxlovid had failed to show efficacy, in post exposure prophylaxis. It’s also been known for years that it prevents severe late disease in those already symptomatic as well as Paxlovid. Ensitrelvir should have been approved long ago. If it were from an American rather than Japanese pharma, it would have been.

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Big Tech CEO found dead in her car after frantically calling her family telling them "We are in the matrix" after attending a series of high-tech related meetings and private conferences in California Erin Valenti was a tech entrepreneur and CEO of a company called Tinker Ventures. She tragically passed away in October 2019 under mysterious circumstances. Before her death, she made a series of frantic and confusing phone calls to her family, during which she reportedly said, "It's all a game, it's a thought experiment, we’re in the Matrix." Erin Valenti had been attending a series of tech-related meetings and conferences in California before she went missing. She was found dead in her rental car in San Jose, California, five days after she was reported missing. The official cause of death was determined to be "acute manic episode," but the circumstances surrounding her death and her strange final messages have led to a great deal of speculation and concern within the tech community and beyond. What did she mean?

@ManOnThePen Yes, this is a real problem my friend!

Honest critique of med twitter, the problem with most docs is that no one is willing to be proven wrong anymore. Everything is pure tribalism and nothing can ever shift them from their foundational beliefs, or their entire world view crumbles… or their entire livelihood. There are real world consequences to you choosing to be so dogmatic.

Everyone who has ever had Covid is permanently damaged. ‘Long ‘COVID’ affects us all.

Almost no one reading this needs to be worried about catching hantavirus tomorrow. But every person dealing with this outbreak needs to be on 100% vigilance with utmost best practice. Most people: don't need to be concerned. Experts: need to be extremely concerned.

@TakeWeightOffMD Insidious slow fall into cookbook medicine because that’s the way the man wants it to be

"An antiviral pill has, for the first time, been shown to prevent COVID-19 in people exposed to the SARS-CoV-2 virus at home.. The drug, called ensitrelvir, is made by the Japanese pharmaceutical company Shionogi.. In an international study of more than 2,000 household contacts conducted from June 2023 to September 2024, about 9% of people who got a placebo within 72 hours of a housemate developing symptoms became symptomatic themselves, compared with only about 3% of those who got a five-day course of ensitrelvir. Rates of viral transmission were lower in the ensitrelvir group, too: confirmed infections, symptomatic or not, turned up in only 14.0% of those who received the drug, compared with 21.5% of those who got a placebo.." Not bad. 'At last, a pill that can prevent COVID after exposure to infected people' nature.com/articles/d4158…