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Strategy earnings tomorrow. 🤔

$42 Billion ATM?

Anyway, I’m documenting a redacted medical condition. It’s all on my website. I did not spend much time on the site. The write up is basically 3 years old. So, I’ve been recording weekly videos for later release, and now I’ve recently been putting down all the changes this condition brings to my body and life.

I was thinking the other night about something that might help understand the condition.

I’ve talked about how this is a battle between the pituitary and candidiasis. What effectively happens is that, over time, the candidiasis makes the pituitary work harder and harder. It takes an active role in the management of the autonomic systems, essentially grabbing the wheel and manipulating things with the endocrine system. Earlier on, it is much more responsive.

What’s that mean? Fifteen years ago, if I was watching a show on TV and it got suspenseful, my system would over react and my heart would race badly enough I could not enjoy the show. Cpnversely, when I was given a fitness evaluation at work, my heartrate returned to normal faster than anyone else that got evaluated.

There was one time I just felt rage. I was with my son, he was very young at the time. I was getting him ready for bed and I realized I was just filled with rage for no reason. I had to ask my wife to take over.

Now, I’m unphased by suspense.

The original article I read about the early 20th century treatment I replicated discussed how people could be in the final phases and always seemed cheery even though their death was imminent. They hypothesized the candidiasis interacts with the cannabinoid system. I think they are right.

My entire personality changed after one of my major transitions. Those are short periods (a few weeks to a couple months) where whatever compensatory mechanism the body is using suddenly reaches a defined limit and everything shifts as the next dominoe falls.

A few years later, I started using THC (usually homemade brownirs) to just help me deal with the realization I was dying and deal with the symptoms of causes. I can safely say that my post 2013 personality is much closer to my personality with a brownie.

One other thing I’ll mention is something the article discussed. At one point, a high can be reached that has something to do with a limit being hit with the pituitary and it and my system undergoing some new change. The high is only possible one time and all the patients talked about it. I actually recorded mine when it happened. I’ve never taken a hallucinogenic, but it might have been like that. I felt uplifted, very hopeful, and everything was brighter.

The things like that which I’ve encountered over the 30 years since I first read the article which it so clearly depicted are how I have complete conviction. It isn’t one coincidence, it’s more than I can count. Change after change and symptom after symptom, everything in my life has confirmed the science in that article.

And it’s nowhere now. They redacted it by reclassifying it to auto immune polyendocrine with candidiasis. Sure, it looks like that at the end, but that isn’t a 30 year condition. Plus, you need the AIRE gene and I find have it.

So, I document.

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Jim Craddock
Jim Craddock

Dang. That should say I don't have the AIRE gene.