...episode of hypoxia and this could be genetic, traumatic or nutritional in character.There are at least two clues: the first is the
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...is exactly the same as suffering a mild deficiency of oxygen and that is why thiamine deficiency is sometimes referred to as
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...as pseudo hypoxia, meaning that oxygen is not being used efficiently in brain cells. When this happens, everything in the brain is
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...In June 2020, I began experiencing the following symptoms in rapid succession: Feeling of poor circulation/lack of blood flow throughout entire body
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...pat of the brain where the controls of the ANS are situated. This part of the brain is highly susceptible to vitamin
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...enhances the bleeding. Here is a study that explains the mechanisms at play. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3320130/ Hyperglycemia is another overlooked cause. Hyperglycemia (high blood
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...could not figure out way I was suffocating at night as he never had a skinny patient before. I found your article
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...explain why vaccination, flame retardants in the mattress, positioning of the infant and/or mild coryza do not automatically produce SIDS. Genetic predisposition
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