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…also increase orexin. Drugs that block glutamate, via its NMDA receptor, decrease orexin. Common migraine medications block glutamate and thereby may also diminish orexin. Serotonin and norepinephrine decrease hypocretin/orexin firing…
…neurons. Moreover, during movements, orexinergic neurons are particularly active and orexin release increases. The evidence suggests that the orexinergic system directly participates in central motor control.” So what we have…
…from the hypothalamus, is called orexin or hypocretin. Orexin and hypocretin are the same molecule that was discovered simultaneously by two separate research groups and then named independently. Readers will…
…orexin/hypocretin neurons are very sensitive thermosensors. And to make things even more interesting, this system regulates our motivation to eat and modulates pain. So when orexin/hypocretin system is dysregulated, we…
…orexin. They also say that stress causes orexin deficiency. These same articles, as well as Dr. Marrs’ work, suggests that these levels can improve, by removing stressors and properly repairing…
…proteins that then initiated immune system attacks on the hypocretin/orexin neurons. The hypocretin/orexin neurons are responsible for regulating wakefulness and known to be attacked and diminished in patients with narcolepsy….
…loss of appetite too, mitochondrial diminishments – recall the orexin/hypocretin system. By whatever pathway, declining mitochondrial energy production arises when danger signals, or more appropriately, cell damage signals are communicated….
…wakefulness in general – read Medication and Vaccine Adverse Reactions and the Orexin – Hypocretin Neurons). Sudden or unexplained hair loss could indicate mitochondrial impairment. Back date the hair loss…