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2013년 10월 28일 월요일

Ilona Warf's blog ::Superoxide dismutases in the lung and human lung diseases






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There               are               many               amazing               things               about               the               body               that               most               people               don't               know.

Take,               for               instance,               the               fact               that               there               are               more               bacteria               in               our               bodies               than               there               are               human               cells.

Most               people               think               of               the               heart               as               just               a               muscle               that               pumps               blood,               but               in               reality,               it               also               produces               hormones               like               a               gland               as               well.

Most               also               think               that               the               tonsils               and               the               appendix               are               useless.

But               they               both               serve               a               function.

The               appendix               played               a               huge               role               back               in               prehistoric               times               when               it               was               essentially               a               filter               that               took               poisons               out               of               the               digestive               tract.

The               tonsils               play               a               role               in               the               immune               system.

They               are               like               the               appendix               was               by               removing               infection               out               of               the               bloodstream.
               Until               not               too               long               ago,               most               people               did               not               know               that               good               oral               health               had               something               to               do               with               your               heart               being               healthy.

Inflammation               in               your               mouth               can               cause               inflammation               in               your               arteries               and               that               can               scar               them               and               cause               plaques               to               form.

These               can               lead               to               a               heart               attack.
               Now               we               learn               that               the               lungs               have               taste               receptors.

That's               right,               taste               receptors.

I've               always               known               that               smell               plays               an               important               role               in               taste,               but               the               lungs?

No               way.
               According               to               the               St.

Louis               Post               Dispatch:               "The               ability               to               taste               isn't               limited               to               the               mouth,               and               researchers               say               that               discovery               might               one               day               lead               to               better               treatments               for               diseases               such               as               asthma.

It               turns               out               that               receptors               for               bitter               tastes               are               also               found               in               the               smooth               muscles               of               the               lungs               and               airways"
               Bitter               tastes               cause               these               muscles               to               relax,               which               might               in               turn               help               the               asthma.

Maybe               that's               why               an               extremely               bitter               substance               like               Wormwood,               which               is               used               to               make               the               alcoholic               drink               Absinthe,               can               have               an               immediate               cloying               effect               on               the               lungs.
               Originally,               it               was               thought               that               the               hereditary               reason               for               having               taste               receptors               in               the               lungs               may               be               because               many               plants               and               animals               that               are               poisonous               produce               a               bitter               taste               when               you               encounter               them               or               taste               them.

That               taste               may               produce               a               "flight               or               fight"               response               in               humans.
               But               after               further               research,               this               turned               out               to               be               a               false               assumption.

Instead               the               bitter               tastes               caused               the               muscles               in               the               lungs               to               relax.

The               bitter               tastes               actually               opened               up               the               airways               much               better               than               any               other               drug               that               is               currently               on               the               market               to               treat               asthma.
               Bitter               taste               is               the               only               taste               that               the               lung               receptors               can               detect.

They               cannot               detect               salty,               sweet,               or               sour               tastes               like               the               tongue.

And               also               unlike               the               tongue,               the               lungs               do               not               send               signals               to               the               brain,               they               just               react               to               the               bitter               taste               by               relaxing.
               Source:               http://www.stltoday.com/news/national/article_7985e786-dfc7-11df-b5f6-00127992bc8b.html




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    2013년 10월 26일 토요일

    Ilona Warf's blog ::... from Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder. Prognosis: We recommend double daily standard dose... because patient has no lungs), a hanging (failed because patient...






    Ilona Warf's blog ::... from Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder. Prognosis: We recommend double daily standard dose... because patient has no lungs), a hanging (failed because patient...










    "You               have               sleep               apnea               and               a               form               of               sleep               walking"               were               the               worst               things               I               had               ever               heard               at               the               tender               age               of               26.

    I               had               to               spend               three               months               with               a               therapist               to               find               out               why               I               was               sleep               texting,               yes               I               was               sleep               texting,               and               then               four               weeks               undergoing               sleep               studies               to               find               out               what               I               needed               to               have               done               to               help               with               my               sleep               apnea.

    It               was               harrowing               having               to               leave               once               a               week               to               spend               the               night               at               the               hospital,               especially               since               I               had               a               small               one               year               old               child               at               home               and               my               home               environment               was               not               exactly               conducive               to               me               being               able               to               leave               my               child               alone               with               my               now               ex-husband.

    But               I               did               what               I               had               to               do               to               make               sure               I               was               healthy               and               so               I               went               twice               a               week               to               the               therapist               and               once               a               week               to               the               sleep               clinic.

    My               sleep               texting               was               due               to               the               stresses               I               was               under               with               my               ex's               first               wife.

    I               was               sleeping               so               lightly               that               when               my               body               "woke               up"               I               would               text               her               the               things               I               wished               I               could               say               to               her               face.

    My               inhibitions               were               right               out               the               window               and               boy               did               I               let               it               fly!

    Though               to               be               honest               I               still               feel               the               same               way               about               the               woman               but               now               I               have               no               more               fear               of               how               my               actions               will               affect               the               man               who               was               married               to               us               both               because               I               am               no               longer               married               to               the               oaf.

    Thank               the               Goddess               above               for               that               miracle!

    It               was               believed               that               once               the               correct               combinations               of               sleep               aids               and               other               interventions               were               found               I               would               be               able               to               continue               a               normal               life;               or               at               least               as               normal               as               I               could               possibly               get               under               the               situation               I               was               in.

    The               sleep               apnea               was               genetic.

    I               was               born               with               a               small               nose               channel               which               caused               me               to               breathe               from               my               mouth.

    However,               the               thing               that               wasn't               genetic               was               the               fact               that               my               brain               would               literally               stop               firing               the               electrons               necessary               for               my               lungs               to               continue               to               inflate.

    My               sleep               apnea               was               a               combination               of               genetics               and               neurological               factors               preventing               me               from               sleeping               like               I               should               have               been               all               along.

    So,               the               plan               was               to               equip               me               with               a               C-Pap               machine               that               would               fit               over               my               nose               and               mouth               as               well               as               a               mild               sleep               aid               to               help               me               stop               thinking               long               enough               to               actually               relax               enough               to               go               to               sleep.

    Within               three               months;               however,               I               stopped               taking               the               sleeping               aids               as               I               found               that               meditation               worked               better               at               clearing               my               mind               for               sleep               and               I               no               longer               needed               the               pills.

    I               have               since               then               had               my               machine               stolen,               lost               my               job,               lost               my               home               (thanks               again               to               the               situation               mentioned               above),               left               my               ex-husband,               divorced,               remarried,               trying               to               find               a               job               now               with               a               steady               income               as               well               as               take               my               own               writing               career               off               the               ground               and               start               my               own               crafts               business.

    I               know               I               still               need               the               machine,               but               I               have               to               take               everything               one               day               at               a               time               since               my               insurance               still               refuses               to               pay               for               me               to               have               another               machine,               the               people               my               husband               and               I               live               with               refuses               to               allow               me               to               have               anything               of               my               own;               including               the               machine               that               will               keep               me               alive               while               I               sleep,               but               I               survive.

    Which               is               all               anyone               who               has               sleep               apnea               can               do,               especially               if               you               have               one               that               is               caused               by               the               double               hitter               of               something               being               wrong               with               your               brain               neurons               and               your               genetics               forces               the               issue               even               more.




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