Researchers Find Textbook-Altering Link Between Brain, Immune System

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

@Napoleon. Just in case you really don't know. This shows how cbd effects the immune system directly. Why do you think CBD is being touted as the new thing these past few years? I don't think its should be all about cbd, THC plays an important part, as we now see with this new finding of the brain, and lymphatic system.

I think a lot don't see this because they smoke the herb, and that means the cbd will be less effective be then if it were eaten with the proper fats(monounsaturated), and protein.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2748879/

The Profile of Immune Modulation by Cannabidiol (CBD) Involves Deregulation of Nuclear Factor of Activated T Cells (NFAT)

I DO know this

But I'm saying making these sorts of indirect links have not been substantiated yet.

And I'm not so keen on the methodology used in a lot of articles on weed. They have serious bias when it comes to interpreting their data

If you go into journal clubs, its easy to point out how a lot of these articles flub data and overstate conclusions.

 

[bouncy]

I DO know this

But I'm saying making these sorts of indirect links have not been substantiated yet.

And I'm not so keen on the methodology used in a lot of articles on weed. They have serious bias when it comes to interpreting their data

If you go into journal clubs, its easy to point out how a lot of these articles flub data and overstate conclusions.

So show me I'm the link where its biased?

Also, have you seen people with skin cancer get cleared of the cancer using herb? I have, and it is crazy what happens.

First the cancer becomes like a hole, then it fills with puss, then it develops new skin, and it looks like new again. When I saw that I realized why cannabis is not liked by pharmaceutical companies. I also knew someone who was on a major companies executive board, and he told me how the whole thing works. Its all about owning patents, and copywrites. Its a money making game.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

So show me I'm the link where its biased?

Also, have you seen people with skin cancer get cleared of the cancer using herb? I have, and it is crazy what happens.

First the cancer becomes like a hole, then it fills with puss, then it develops new skin, and it looks like new again. When I saw that I realized why cannabis is not liked by pharmaceutical companies. I also knew someone who was on a major companies executive board, and he told me how the whole thing works. Its all about owning patents, and copywrites. Its a money making game.

aren't you an MD?

 

[bouncy]

aren't you an MD?

OK, you're playing games now. You didn't even read the link. Just go back to being happy, I don't want to kill your joy.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

OK, you're playing games now. You didn't even read the link. Just go back to being happy, I don't want to kill your joy.

I'll read the link when I get a chance, but I've read many a paper, especially in the supplement and NICAH fields, and a lot of the papers are absolute shyt and don't stand up to gold-standards of paper-writing or reporting.

 

[bouncy]

I'll read the link when I get a chance, but I've read many a paper, especially in the supplement and NICAH fields, and a lot of the papers are absolute shyt and don't stand up to gold-standards of paper-writing or reporting.

There is way more then that. Everyone agrees CBD is the shyt. Again, this isn't new.

 

[tmonster]

http://www.alzheimers.net/12-16-14-immune-system-combat-alzheimers
The Brain’s Immune System May Combat Alzheimer’s
http://www.networkglia.eu/en/microglia
"Microglia represent the endogenous brain defence and immune system, which is responsible for CNS protection against various types of pathogenic factors. Microglial cells derive from progenitors that have migrated from the periphery and are from mesodermal/ mesenchymal origin. During postnatal development they immigrate into the brain commonly until postnatal day 10 in rodents. After invading the CNS, microglial precursors disseminate relatively homogeneously throughout the neural tissue and acquire a specific phenotype, which clearly distinguish them from their precursors, the blood-derived monocytes."

Again, this has been known, its just they didn't know about where the vessels were at, but because the microglia cleans the brain of bacteria, proteins, and viruses, the brain is obviously connected to the lymphatic system because that is the system the takes the garbage we collect, and sends it to our guts to get shytted out, in simple terms.

This is rather flip
so there s a big difference between having components of an immune system (cellular and chemical) and having actual lymphatic vessels, medically this difference is significant diagnostically, therapeutically and in approaching the pathophysiolgy of brain diseases.

So no, they did not already know what this article is bringing to light, they have made an anatomical discovery of nobel proportions. There is no equivocating about anatomy, either you knew a feature was there or you did not, and we clearly did not know about cerebral lymphatic vessels.

its just they didn't know about where the vessels were at

this is not something one can say in 2015, our investigations in gross anatomy have been so thorough that if we did not know about it anatomically then we basically presumed it did not exist. And if we presumed that it did, every medical student from here to cali would be looking for it every semester.

the brain is obviously connected to the lymphatic system because that is the system the takes the garbage we collect

again this is flip, it was always assumed that the support cells like glial cells and astrocytes in conjunction with cerebrospinal fluid (csf) filtration and excursion took care of neurocellular waste. The lymphatic system is used for interstitial fluid return and as an antigenic sampling ground, the brain assumedly had little homeostatic need for the former, because of the of the presumed role of the csf system; so it is not so obvious that the brain had to be connected to a lymphatic vessel.

 

[Poitier]

write a whole lot of nothing to say nothing, brehs.

 

[tmonster]

write a whole lot of nothing to say nothing, brehs.

you do say nothing very efficiently...

 

[Poitier]

misuse the word efficiently when you mean concisely

 

[tmonster]

misuse the word efficiently when you mean concisely

you are also incorrect very efficiently...

 

[Poitier]

time to watch the NBA

enjoy your transhumanism videos

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

misuse the word efficiently when you mean concisely

This is a slappable offense in my eyes. Like...you need your spine rattled

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

This is rather flip
so there s a big difference between having components of an immune system (cellular and chemical) and having actual lymphatic vessels, medically this difference is significant diagnostically, therapeutically and in approaching the pathophysiolgy of brain diseases.

So no, they did not already know what this article is bringing to light, they have made an anatomical discovery of nobel proportions. There is no equivocating about anatomy, either you knew a feature was there or you did not, and we clearly did not know about cerebral lymphatic vessels.


this is not something one can say in 2015, our investigations in gross anatomy have been so thorough that if we did not know about it anatomically then we basically presumed it did not exist. And if we presumed that it did, every medical student from here to cali would be looking for it every semester.


again this is flip, it was always assumed that the support cells like glial cells and astrocytes in conjunction with cerebrospinal fluid (csf) filtration and excursion took care of neurocellular waste. The lymphatic system is used for interstitial fluid return and as an antigenic sampling ground, the brain assumedly had little homeostatic need for the former, because of the of the presumed role of the csf system; so it is not so obvious that the brain had to be connected to a lymphatic vessel.

I tried to tell him

How you gonna tell me FINDING ANATOMY isn't a big deal?

 

[Poitier]

This is a slappable offense in my eyes. Like...you need your spine rattled