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All, I have had durations in the past when I had zero symptoms, the exception to the rule. My gut feeling is that they all had some specific thing in common. It is very annoying not knowing what that difference is!
I agree we need a compromise i think we have enough people to divide, into marketing and medical. I will comment more soon. I have a question.I wonder if those who weigh more their symptoms last the usual 7 daysI also wonder if those who weight less recover faster. Is there a ways i can get weight and recovery speed from every one. Am doing this because fat affects level of testerone in body and also i noticed some recover in three days and other in 7 days. I weigh 205 and recover in 7 days.
Counterpoints, we have made numerous marketing attempts over the last 2 years. [...] I don't see a return on our limited time/energy investment.
I'd like to re-mail WHO. Any suggestions what to say? How about 2ND REQUEST: RSVP , and re-play the letter showing date, time sent?
Great work Demografx!I think we should send to1) http://rarediseases.info.nih.gov/2) e-mail/post a letter to AACE President3) e-mail the endocrine project.It could be the same letter for each (with small modifications: e.g. a sentence at the beginning of each letter explaining why we decided to write to that particular organization). At a glance, http://rarediseases.info.nih.gov/ shows the most promise. The WHO letter would serve as a good template. How about we aim to have these letters sent out by this time next week? I can offer some editorial/writing assistance on Mon,Tues.emphasis mine for draft deadline to CP
Just found this and had never read this before..... anyone else miss this....I found it at http://forum.mesomorphosis.com/mens-health-forum/post-orgasmic-illness-syndrome-134261293.htmlThey did not say this is the answer.... they just found it interesting....QUOTE:This is called orgasmic stress (OS) induced by excessive conversion of dopamine-norepinephrine-epinephrine in the brain and adrenal glands under the sympathetic nervous function for you to achieve orgasm. Action of Norepinephrine and Epinephrine on the sympathetic alpha receptor causes constriction of blood vessels upon orgasm. Excessive norepinephrine and epinephrine (excessive stress and anxiety) will eliminate the relaxation hormone prostaglandin E-1, resulting in tension in the rear brain, neck and shoulders where the norepinephrine and epinephrine neurons are very dense. Neck and shoulders have the densest neuro-hormone epinephrine and norepinephrine receptors in the body, followed by the urogenital areas (uterus, ovaries, vagina, clitoris, penis, testicles, and prostate), digestive tract and head skin. That is why stress, anxiety and panic can cause neck and shoulder pains and face cramp, urinary incontinence, infertility, prostate/uterine/ovarian tumors/cancers, prostate enlargement, erectile dysfunction (impotence and frigidity), digestive dysfunction, stomach cramps, and even hair loss(yes! Stress causes hair loss!). Excessive orgasm can produce Orgasmic Stress, resulting in these problems too. If you have a good blood circulation, excessive neurohormones Norepinephrine and Epinephrine can be dispersed out of the local tissues, then metabolized by the liver and expelled by the kidneys to the bladder. The un-metabolized neurohormones can also stimulate the bladder and urethral sympathetic nerves. A low level of DHEA and androstenedione / estrogen will also cause excessive sympathetic nervous functions. Nausea is due to excessive epinephrine (sympathetic nervous functions) in the digestive systems - digestive stress.Your body's responses to orgasmic stress out are the same as your work stress out. The difference is that the orgasmic stress occurs instantaneously upon orgasm and during sexual tension (extreme arousal), but both orgasmic and work stresses can last very long. To solve the orgasmic headache and nausea Orgasmic Stress), you have to1. reduce the dopamine-norepinephrine-epinephrine conversion in the brain and adrenal medulla, and the epinephrine level in the bloodstream (who can do those? 5-HTP and Kava Kava!);2. partially block the sympathetic alpha receptors;3. increase the DHEA/androstenedione (for balancing testosterone and estrogen!) levels;4. increase the acetylcholine and serotonin levels to modulate the sympathetic function for orgasm - de-stress the body for orgasm;5. partially inhibit the acetylcholine re-uptaking in the synapses and power the parasympathetic nervous functions to balance the sympathetic functions that induce stress against the cardiovascular, digestive, liver, kidney and adrenal functions;6. increase the prostaglandin E-1 (PGE-1) production in the local tissues by increasing the DHEA, acetylcholine (and its neurochemicals), and androstenedione levels;7. Improve the local blood circulation by massage to quickly remove epinephrine and norepinephrine from the local tissues and to quickly replenish the local tissues with the nutrients, oxygen, DHEA/androstenedione and neurochemicals for the synthesis of PGE-1. Heating the local tissues can also promote the PGE-1 production to release the pulling or constriction pain. Massaging and heating on the neck and shoulders can extensively affect the PGE-1 concentration in the brain stem.Note that Massaging and Heating the low abdomen, low back and tail bone can do the same effects on the PGE-1 production for release of the PMS or orgasmic/post-orgasmic pains or cramps in the low abdomen, low back/tailbone, and pelvic floor PS
Thanks Demo for your work. Here is an additional way you can go :In this study (which is very interesting) there are some names and email of people to contact :http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11760788If they want, I think these doctors can really know how to help us because they already have done similar studies.A problem we'll face, even if we have a researcher, is to be able to regroup a good number of pois sufferers to participate.Do you think it could be possible to organize research on pois in several labs? Ex: One researcher gives some directives to our own endo to organize the research.