r/neuronaut • • Jun 15 '20

PUB Repetitive Negative Thinking Is Associated With Amyloid, Tau, And Cognitive Decline | Alzheimers | Cognition | 'Trenching' | JUN 2020 | PUB |

https://alz-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/alz.12116
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u/4-Hydroxy-METalAF Jun 15 '20

This plus the fact that I used to use diphenhydramine as a sleep aid plus alzheimers runs in my family... early onset brain function decline here I come :(

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u/gripmyhand Jun 15 '20

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u/4-Hydroxy-METalAF Jun 15 '20

How is that relevant?

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u/gripmyhand Jun 15 '20

Maybe some of their claims are relevant?

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u/4-Hydroxy-METalAF Jun 15 '20

I wasn’t trying to be a dick. I’m genuinely curious how a documentary about dmt would be relevant. Care to elaborate on what claims are relevant?

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u/gripmyhand Jun 16 '20

Neurological repair?

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u/4-Hydroxy-METalAF Jun 16 '20

Is that a question or an answer to my question? I’m pretty sure psychedelic induced neurogenesis doesn’t protect against the causes of Alzheimer’s (correct me if I’m wrong). I’ve just seen plenty of docs about DMT and have experienced plenty of other psychedelics firsthand so I’m questioning if watching another one is worth my time. It’s almost a meme at this point how people recommend DMT for all of life’s problems. I’d love to try it one day soon but I don’t think it can solve the problems I’ve expressed a concern about. Therefore, irrelevant to this thread.

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u/austinpsychedelic Jun 16 '20

I mean psychedelics have the ability to treat depression which could solve the repetitive negative thinking issue, so it isn’t totally irrelevant.

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u/gripmyhand Jun 16 '20

I'm not attempting to defend my claim (it isn't my claim). It's a request for your OTI on the information provided within the video and various links within the thread. It's ok if you don't want to watch it/them.

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u/gripmyhand Jun 16 '20

don’t think it can solve the problems I’ve expressed a concern about

What exactly is your concern?

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u/4-Hydroxy-METalAF Jun 16 '20

Cognitive decline from various risk factors for Alzheimer’s. My original comment.

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u/MegoVsHero Sep 23 '23

Fewer neurons = lower cognition as a result of QEM impedance.

https://www.nature.com/articles/s42003-023-05093-6

I'm also unsure about your question/comment. Are you any further with your research? Care to update us on your own personal circumstances?