You’re in It, you’re sitting on it, and go push yourself to find that which holds novelty and, risk a little. Try reading about something that you’d never delve into. Seek out a new artist. Find a way to fly. We all have the same issues at the end of the day; we all wonder what the F, where’s this thing going, why didn’t I ..etc. You’re not alone bro…
Will December 18th, 2008
8:38 pm
What’s Fife mean to you? Wiki brings me nothing….
Will December 18th, 2008
8:41 pm
“Change your mind, your ass will soon follow”.
Influences. Focus. Appreciate what is. Document. Reflect only so much. Live, like a mofo.
teresa December 18th, 2008
8:42 pm
You can do it! It’s a choice and you can choose to soar above it!
espo December 18th, 2008
11:20 pm
Your life is here and now. A small part of your life is me telling you that I went to the dollar store tonight and they have pregnancy tests right at the checkout counter. Gotta love the dollar store.
See that was one moment of your life, you reading that and being amused.
Don’t try this at home. Several times a day, for several days, you induce pain in someone. You control the pain with morphine until the final day of the experiment, when you replace the morphine with saline solution. Guess what? The saline takes the pain away.
This is the placebo effect: somehow, sometimes, a whole lot of nothing can be very powerful. Except it’s not quite nothing. When Fabrizio Benedetti of the University of Turin in Italy carried out the above experiment, he added a final twist by adding naloxone, a drug that blocks the effects of morphine, to the saline. The shocking result? The pain-relieving power of saline solution disappeared.
So what is going on? Doctors have known about the placebo effect for decades, and the naloxone result seems to show that the placebo effect is somehow biochemical. But apart from that, we simply don’t know.
Benedetti has since shown that a saline placebo can also reduce tremors and muscle stiffness in people with Parkinson’s disease. He and his team measured the activity of neurons in the patients’ brains as they administered the saline. They found that individual neurons in the subthalamic nucleus (a common target for surgical attempts to relieve Parkinson’s symptoms) began to fire less often when the saline was given, and with fewer “bursts” of firing – another feature associated with Parkinson’s. The neuron activity decreased at the same time as the symptoms improved: the saline was definitely doing something.
We have a lot to learn about what is happening here, Benedetti says, but one thing is clear: the mind can affect the body’s biochemistry. “The relationship between expectation and therapeutic outcome is a wonderful model to understand mind-body interaction,” he says. Researchers now need to identify when and where placebo works. There may be diseases in which it has no effect. There may be a common mechanism in different illnesses. As yet, we just don’t know.
No, It’s not just “simply all in your Head”; that is NOT my point; it’s wonderful mix of trix and flicks; a wonderfull flux and flix that sometimes is bizarely a fucking bad bad bad trip; but A TRIP just the Same Ride RIDE RIDE ride it; this Unicorn and Rainbow MOFO trip; the Good the Bad the UGLY the BEAUTY, ride it; hold ON , FOR DEAR LIFE; FUCKING RIDE IT, FUCKING RIDE!
He’s a Certified Credit Councilor now?
You’re in It, you’re sitting on it, and go push yourself to find that which holds novelty and, risk a little. Try reading about something that you’d never delve into. Seek out a new artist. Find a way to fly. We all have the same issues at the end of the day; we all wonder what the F, where’s this thing going, why didn’t I ..etc. You’re not alone bro…
What’s Fife mean to you? Wiki brings me nothing….
“Change your mind, your ass will soon follow”.
Influences. Focus. Appreciate what is. Document. Reflect only so much. Live, like a mofo.
You can do it! It’s a choice and you can choose to soar above it!
Your life is here and now. A small part of your life is me telling you that I went to the dollar store tonight and they have pregnancy tests right at the checkout counter. Gotta love the dollar store.
See that was one moment of your life, you reading that and being amused.
It’s an allusion to MacBeth.
espo, you are spectacular!
Don’t try this at home. Several times a day, for several days, you induce pain in someone. You control the pain with morphine until the final day of the experiment, when you replace the morphine with saline solution. Guess what? The saline takes the pain away.
This is the placebo effect: somehow, sometimes, a whole lot of nothing can be very powerful. Except it’s not quite nothing. When Fabrizio Benedetti of the University of Turin in Italy carried out the above experiment, he added a final twist by adding naloxone, a drug that blocks the effects of morphine, to the saline. The shocking result? The pain-relieving power of saline solution disappeared.
So what is going on? Doctors have known about the placebo effect for decades, and the naloxone result seems to show that the placebo effect is somehow biochemical. But apart from that, we simply don’t know.
Benedetti has since shown that a saline placebo can also reduce tremors and muscle stiffness in people with Parkinson’s disease. He and his team measured the activity of neurons in the patients’ brains as they administered the saline. They found that individual neurons in the subthalamic nucleus (a common target for surgical attempts to relieve Parkinson’s symptoms) began to fire less often when the saline was given, and with fewer “bursts” of firing – another feature associated with Parkinson’s. The neuron activity decreased at the same time as the symptoms improved: the saline was definitely doing something.
We have a lot to learn about what is happening here, Benedetti says, but one thing is clear: the mind can affect the body’s biochemistry. “The relationship between expectation and therapeutic outcome is a wonderful model to understand mind-body interaction,” he says. Researchers now need to identify when and where placebo works. There may be diseases in which it has no effect. There may be a common mechanism in different illnesses. As yet, we just don’t know.
Yes, I know, it’s all in my head.
No, It’s not just “simply all in your Head”; that is NOT my point; it’s wonderful mix of trix and flicks; a wonderfull flux and flix that sometimes is bizarely a fucking bad bad bad trip; but A TRIP just the Same Ride RIDE RIDE ride it; this Unicorn and Rainbow MOFO trip; the Good the Bad the UGLY the BEAUTY, ride it; hold ON , FOR DEAR LIFE; FUCKING RIDE IT, FUCKING RIDE!