nAChRs in the fetus - lots, and in Alzheimer's dementia - not enough; also AChBPs - acetylcholine binding proteins might be protective against jab version S1 subunit.
nAChRs in the fetus - lots, and in Alzheimer's dementia - not enough; also AChBPs - acetylcholine binding proteins might be protective against jab version S1 subunit.
*I added a link on SARS-CoV-2 spike effects on alpha 7 nAChRs. // Interestingly, a short period of nicotine use in Alzheimer's may lead to improved learning and memory for a longer amount of time.
Thanks. Dr. Tau Braun was first on the topic for me, spring 2021. His info on Facebook was mentioned to me when I was still ill with passive exposure colitis. Nicotine helped, 10 mg a day was my start with a half a patch a day. The patches caused skin irritation though.
Too much nicotine is bad. I tended to overdo it because it helped my ADHD but I am off it now. Can be nauseating.
Dr. Brian Ardis has been uncovering the nicotine and snake venom connections as well. Great article!
Thanks. Dr. Tau Braun was first on the topic for me, spring 2021. His info on Facebook was mentioned to me when I was still ill with passive exposure colitis. Nicotine helped, 10 mg a day was my start with a half a patch a day. The patches caused skin irritation though.
Too much nicotine is bad. I tended to overdo it because it helped my ADHD but I am off it now. Can be nauseating.
Interesting. Thanks.
Synaptic plasticity involves cannabinoid receptors and nAChRs. https://denutrients.substack.com/p/synaptic-plasticity-involves-cannabinoid?sd=pf
I have a follow up on synaptic plasticity. I meant to fact check a thought and I was correct. Got a good link.
JD - Another not good, but excellent post.
"That doesn’t explain why smokers did better than average at staying out of the hospital."
Terpenes can be your best friend. Even promiscuous ones and especially the vulgar.
Thanks 😊