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Hyperalgesia: What is it?

Wipedia described hyperalgesia as an increased sensitivity to pain caused by damage to nociceptors or peripheral nerves. It can also be a temporary and a component of “sickness behavior” w… more →

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Hyperalgesia: What is it?

HEIRS Health and Home wrote 4 weeks ago: Wipedia described hyperalgesia as an increased sensitivity to pain caused by damage to nociceptors o … more →

Tags: Immunology, Neurology, pain management, chemokines, sickness behavior, Sickness Syndrome

Neuropathic Pain: Inhibition of Protein CAMKII Important for Inhibition of Neuropathic Pain

HEIRS Health and Home wrote 1 month ago: Neuropathic Pain (NP): Classified as a chronic pain state that usually accompanies by tissue injury. … more →

Tags: Neurology, Neuropathy, pain management, PBDE (Flame Retardents), Aggression, allodynia, anxiety, CaMKII, nerve injury

NGF, TRPV1, Sensory Hypersensitivity and Chemical Irritants,

HEIRS Health and Home wrote 1 month ago: I wanted to talk a little more about sensory hypersensitivity, nerve growth factor and chemical irri … more →

Tags: Cell Biology, Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, Nrf2, airway sensory hypersensitivity, Allergy, allodynia, Asthma, chemical sensitivity, Cough

Spirulina and It's Anti-inflammatory and Antihyperalgesia Effects

HEIRS Health and Home wrote 3 months ago: Past studies have shown that spirulina, a commonly used supplement, has been shown to have therapeut … more →

Tags: vitamin research, pain management, spirulina, Algae, c-phycocyanin

HEIRS Cell Biology: Pain, Calcium, Chemical Sensitivity and Dynorphins — 3 comments

HEIRS Health and Home wrote 4 months ago: In the recent posts about nociception we discussed how a cell protein called CAMKII is important to … more →

Tags: accidents and injuries, Biological Pathways, Cell Biology, Oxidative Stress, receptors, Amphetamine, anxiety, Bradykinin, CaMKII

HEIRS CFIDS Research: Curcumin/Tumeric May Relieve Symptoms in CFS

HEIRS Health and Home wrote 5 months ago: According to a recent study in Immunobiology, curcumin a common cooking spice can relieve some of th … more →

Tags: Cell Biology, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Food Production and Manufacturing, Nutrition & Diet, CFIDS, CFS, chronic fatigue syndrome, curcumin, fatigue

HEIRS Research: New Research Provides Stronger Link to ASIC3, Chronic Fatigue, Fibromyalgia and Inflammatory Pain~!

HEIRS Health and Home wrote 6 months ago: A few months back in the blog “HEIRS Environmental Illness: Intestinal Inflammation, ASIC3 … more →

Tags: Biological Pathways, Cell Biology, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Environmental Health Technology, environmental illness, Fibromyalgia, Hormones, Chemicals Signals, Neurotransmitters, etc., Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, Neurogenic Inflammation

HEIRS Pain Management: Delayed Onset of Pain is Not in "Your Head"!

HEIRS Health and Home wrote 7 months ago: A recent study supports the idea that hyperalgesia and delayed muscle soreness can be the result of … more →

Tags: Cell Biology, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, environmental illness, Fibromyalgia, Hormones, Chemicals Signals, Neurotransmitters, etc., Neurodegenerative Disease, Neurogenic Inflammation, Neurology, Nociception