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@OpheliaBalni @miketweetchap @ConstantineNo1 Oh look Ophelia and Michael do know each other

Do your symptoms seem to get worse every year once fall starts? You’d think escaping the summer heat would bring some relief, but fall comes with its own set of problems. If you have POTS, dysautonomia, an autoimmune disease or another chronic illness, you may have heard this called the “October Slide.” It isn’t an official medical term, but there are some real seasonal changes happening around this time that could help explain why some of us feel worse. Fall brings more swings in temperature, humidity, and weather. When your autonomic system already struggles to regulate things like heart rate, blood pressure and body temperature, constantly adjusting to those changes may be harder on the body. Barometric pressure also fluctuates a lot when the weather changes and this is usually a big one that affects a lot of chronically ill people. The research isn’t 100% but pressure changes have been associated with migraines, headaches and an increase in joint and muscle pain for many. Then there’s daylight. The days get shorter quickly, and light plays a major role in regulating our circadian rhythm, sleep, alertness, mood and energy. Less sunlight and time outdoors also equals less vitamin D, which is vital to immune and bone health. The last thing is that with fall, we spend more time indoors and increase our chance of catching a virus. Getting sick can temporarily worsen POTS and dysautonomia symptoms, and infections can trigger or worsen symptoms in some chronic and autoimmune conditions. Anyone else feel the October Slide?

Alzheimer's Protein Detected in Long COVID Patients respiratory-therapy.com/disorders-dise…

Long COVID can affect far more than just energy levels. Symptoms may involve the brain, heart, lungs, immune system, digestion, sleep, senses, mood and other parts of the body, and can persist long after the initial infection. Reducing your risk of COVID also reduces your risk of Long COVID. #PublicHealth #COVID19 #COVID #LongCOVID #COVIDIsNotOver

@Rainmaker1973 @IndigoSpirit98 Cannabis for cancer harm reduction is explained in this article, fully cited with supporting research: open.substack.com/pub/jannachamp…

Follow accounts like me and the ones I engage with. Bring real home growers to the top. The small seed companies should join us

Our bodies have an entire system for processing the cannabis plant. It's called the Endocannabinoid. Did God make a mistake when he built us? Why didn't He give us a Zoloft or Adderal system?

Cool variation on the fade!

i'm in love 😍

Done! homemade topicals! I made it with menthol crystals, arnica oil, coconut oil and beeswax 👀 some other things I add in there if you have seen the video I made you know 😅

A lot of weedophobes need ego death.

We need to take pause listen to what the patient need… There is a lot folks telling patients what they need! Patients Lived Life Experiences Make For Great Policies, Better Outcomes!

I'd be pretty pumped if we didn't get anymore snow this winter 😂❄️😭

Alcohol is a much bigger problem than weed.

Little sticky miracles hiding the deepest secrets 🌌🌿💚

We reached an agreement with HHS that requires them to quickly resume processing grant applications for medical and public health research. This agreement reaffirms that the federal government can’t stop legitimate research simply because it may have included words or phrases that scare the President and his political allies. Thanks to our suit, funds will once again begin to flow to Washington’s centers of research. atg.wa.gov/news/news-rele…

Psilocybin and MDMA in Couples Therapy: Investigating Treatment for Substance Use Disorders and Codependency link.springer.com/article/10.100…

The helioscope effect: A new framework for evaluating trauma-related memory processing in psychedelic experiences the Helioscope Questionnaire, a novel scale for assessing memory-related processing during psychedelic experiences journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.117…