While specific therapies for IBM are still lacking, NAD + boosters have shown promising results in various models, including nematodes with amyloid aggregation, aged rodents, and human muscle cells from IBM patients
Human retinal MVECs (HRMVECs) were also used for the study of diabetic retinopathy, a condition characterized by ECD [182]
Baron also says these reactions resolve on their own if you just lower the concentration a bit (or the frequency, perhaps)
Patients with IBS, SIBO, leaky gut, or dysbiosis frequently experience cognitive and mood symptoms that improve when gut health is addressed
So I have this saying: All medical diagnoses are false, but some are useful. And I take this from a saying in statistics, which is All models are false, but some are useful. And what that is is an appreciation that once you impose a model on the data, youre now biasing it towards the way you think about it