pain question
does anyone get like a lactic acid deep muscle or bone pain after supplementing? Its not like a sharp pain but more of an ache, its not too worrying, just strange. Ive also been getting feelings of random muscle heat.
does anyone get like a lactic acid deep muscle or bone pain after supplementing? Its not like a sharp pain but more of an ache, its not too worrying, just strange. Ive also been getting feelings of random muscle heat.
I absolutely love the dreamcast but I alwasy felt it was self-limiting in the way the controller was designed with only one joystick. The VMU was awesome no doubt but everything else ehhh.
a little over 7 months ago i started posting in here as i was having symptoms consistent with ALS and have gone through the tiring loop of the american medical system including 5 neurologists (my latest one being a godsend) and progressed to have speech issues, fasiculations that never ever stop 24 hours a day, atrophy of my hands legs all of that, and spasticity in my flexors. I truly in my heart believed that this was ALS and there was nothing else that would describe or fit the bill with my symptom pattern. But I was wrong, my 5th neurologist finally checked something no other neurologist had, my copper levels, which were low across the entire board. To have a copper deficiency is rare, probably almost as rare as ALS, but I had it, and on top of it I had copper deficiency myeloneuropathy as my motor neurons were metabollically stressed causing a mimic syndrome (plus optic nerve issues like flashes of light and painful eye movements). I had doctors leading up to this tell me it was anxiety, give me antidepressants and ask me “when am i going to believe them”. Well dickheads when you come up with an answer for these progressive neuromuscular on one side of my body symptoms that isn’t the disease we all dread and fear. I thought it would be as easy as supplementing copper but I threw up everytime and had constant diarrhea and my levels didnt budge so i had to heal my gut and liver and fix all of that as well before seeing meaningful stabilization. The body and nervous system are fragile, with this whole experience I have developed PTSD as i slowly lost my ability to do things like walk as i started limping, speak as i started off with a stiff tongue then the slurring of my words the whole 9 yards while all the doctors around me told me there was nothing wrong that they could see. I have firsthand experienced what these patients go through and I owe my absolute fucking life to curing ALS after what I’ve been through and plan to start a nonprofit focusing specifically on developing new theraputics. I have been through hell and back and just wanted to share my story as its the last time ill be on this subreddit. I wish you all well.