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Though you might want to know, Dr. Oz is on tv today (on Oprah) and has so far talked about the vagus nerve, hypothalamus, adrenal glands, and neurotransmitters.
So far it's very interesting. Catch it if you can! |
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Oh, stuff! I missed it.
 Rosie Apnea means 'without breath'. Sleep Apnea excites the ANS. TX for Apnea calms the ANS. Click Here For Sleep Apnea Connection Thread Understanding Sleep Disordered Breathing Do not wait for leaders; do it alone, person to person. - Mother Teresa |
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was it any good?
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The first 20 minutes were very informative. I've never heard him mention dysautonomia, but wish he would present information on that subject. He has a way of making things very understandable and uses lots of models for demonstration.
During that first 20 minutes today, it almost seemed like he was steering-clear of mentioning dys, since there was plenty of opportunity to bring it up by talking about the adrenals and such. Opportunity missed! Maybe next time! |
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