How @NeuroRN Is Giving Me A Headache

[Poppy]

@NeuroRN has been holding back on us.

Dude’s super smart and won’t tell it. Cat’s outta the bag now. Although I know most of us suspected as much.

 

[NeuroRN]

Hahaha that was many years ago! I doubt I could do better than a C on chemistry test now. I haven’t held back! I had to replace a lot of that knowledge in nursing school!

I also have a marketing degree… but it’s really done absolutely nothing for me. :man_shrugging:t3:

 

[Poppy]

Whatever…einstein

 

[NeuroRN]

:-1:t3::-1:t3::-1:t3:

 

[Poppy]

Hahaha

Just messin brother. Your intelligence as it relates to the human animal is a plus.

I’m not even close to being done tapping into your knowledge.

 

[NeuroRN]

Oh I know your just messing! Haha bring it on! I’m sure if I rub two sticks together long enough you can get some chem out of me.

But for real… David Sinclair is extremely smart dude. I’m looking at the book now and there’s definitely some over the top genetics in there that probably could have been skipped.

 

[Bigmurph6]

chemistry

Its easy once you understand im sure you’re alot more versed than I am lol

 

[NeuroRN]

It’s funny. At 21 the thing I wanted last was to work in a lab, not only did it requires years more of school but it sounded so boring … now 10 years later the idea of working in lab and not having to talk to people all day sounds amazing.

 

[John]

So @Poppy and @Bigmurph have to write a 10 page report,and submit it to @NeuroRN,he will then grade it,(no learning curve)and return it to you,where you will then finalize it with the corrections he made,and share it with the class(forum).

 

[Bigmurph6]

Im down with 1 page lol I like doing write ups gimme a topic and I will start writing

 

[NeuroRN]

@John this made me laugh.

 

[Poppy]

NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!

Anything but that!

 

[John]

Fine you two post 2 facts per week ,mon-thurs so we can consistently learn things,I’m being serious, or even 1 thing a week,to pass in info to the forum.

 

[John]

If there’s another book that you guys know that’s good and could help, tell me,then I’ll get it and share knowledge once a week…

 

[Poppy]

Hahaha read the paragraph i posted above.

I’ll try and digest some info and report back

 

[John]

I’m not getting the book you have,that shit will end up thru the window,or sticking outta the sheetrock,possibly the one Murph has

 

[Poppy]

Blahahaha

 

[John]

It’s like putting things together, I CANNOT read the directions, I have to look at the picture on box/directions and go from there,or have my wife read it to me, and I assemble it.

 

[NeuroRN]

What he’s saying here in way too many words: we age Bc our bodies lose the ability to store the information needed to continue the processes that keep us young.

-mitochondrial replication slows (metformin increases this)

-NAD+ Synthesis drops (NMN provides building blocks for nad+)

• telomeres shorten (literal loss of genetic code buffer, fasting/hormesis activates sirtuins which protect and repair our genetic code) (you can also activate sirtuins by expsosing the body to extreme temperatures. Cold plunge/sauna)

Thanks for coming to my brief Ted talk.

 

[JLee]

EinsteinRN does have a nice ring to it!