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Replying to @gay_them ME/CFS is a complex systemic disorder that is has tons of neuroinflamation and cytokine releases. The abnormal flood of cytokines, is believed to be a key driver of post Exertional malaise. I mention a few in this video but there are several more. #longcovid #mecfs #chronicillness #disability
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Slow nasal breathing activates the vagus nerve, reducing inflammatory cytokines. Shallow mouth breathing keeps you in stress mode with chronic immune activation. Your nose produces antimicrobial nitric oxide. Breathing pattern affects immunity every minute - optimize it with nasal breathing and box breathing. #breathing #immunology #vagusnerve #inflammation #immunesystem
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