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MCS: Are You Getting Enough Vitamin D3? Did You Know It Suppresses MCP-1?
Background: We have suggested that aryl hydrocarbon (AhR) activation plays an important part in the symptoms related to MCS. Mainly because of its role in mediating the elimination of natural compound… more →
HEIRS Environmental Illness Research Blog
MCS: Are You Getting Enough Vitamin D3? Did You Know It Suppresses MCP-1?
HEIRS Health and Home wrote 1 week ago: Background: We have suggested that aryl hydrocarbon (AhR) activation plays an important part in the … more →
Cell Biology and EI: Pain, Nerve Injury and Activation of Protein CAMKII
HEIRS Health and Home wrote 2 months ago: Background: Tactile allodynia is a condition in which a painful response is elicited by a normally i … more →
Pain Management: Cooling Relieves Chronic Pain
HEIRS Health and Home wrote 4 months ago: “The researchers, writing in the journal Current Biology, found the cooling compounds activate … more →
HEIRS Pain Management: TRPV1 and Pelvic Pain!
HEIRS Health and Home wrote 4 months ago: Increased Capsaicin Receptor TRPV1 in the Peritoneum of Women With Chronic Pelvic Pain. … more →
HEIRS Cell Biology: Pain, Calcium, Chemical Sensitivity and Dynorphins
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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 →
HEIRS Research: H2S, Bacteria CFS & Genetic Dyregulation!
HEIRS Health and Home wrote 4 months ago: As many of you know by now, I strongly believe that getting the gut happy will help improve many sym … more →
HEIRS Toxicology: Ammonia Is A Potent Nociceptor Activator~!
HEIRS Health and Home wrote 6 months ago: According to this study TRPV1 is a “integrator of notious stimula and extracellular sensor of … more →
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 →
HEIRS Research: Another Great Schematic of Nrf2 W/ Assoc Interactions of Proteins
HEIRS Health and Home wrote 6 months ago: We wanted to make sure we posted a great scematic and a great article that helps to explain how diff … more →
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 →
If you're new to pain management - iii
adiemusfree wrote 8 months ago: To understand pain and pain management, there are some terms that are used that we need to define. … more →
HEIRS EI News Bits - Exposures and Intestinal Inflammation
HEIRS Health and Home wrote 9 months ago: Environmental exposures from chemicals, molds, etc. reduce antioxidant stores not just in cells in … more →
A poster for sadomasochists
Mo wrote 2 years ago: If you’re into pain, you’ll like this free poster from the April issue of Nature Review … more →
A family that feels no pain
Mo wrote 2 years ago: In today’s issue of Nature, Cox et al report on a genetic study of an extended family from nor … more →
Lick your wounds
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Mo wrote 2 years ago: To ‘lick one’s wounds’ is not just a figure of speech. It is actually beneficial t … more →
Cool receptors may provide relief for chronic pain
Mo wrote 2 years ago: A study published in Current Biology shows that a receptor activated by cool temperatures and by com … more →
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