Posted: Thu Apr 07, 2011 9:50 am
May I post my opinion about the immediate-but-not-lasting "wow! effect" after liberation?
We have a neuron running in a marathon with its nose blocked (hypoperfusion) carrying a weight of 50kgs (demyelination and increased energy demand for proper conduction). Its state of body and mind (DNA transcription profile) has been altered to get over this dire situation.
All of a sudden, the nose is unblocked (proper oxygenation)! However, it is already adapted to such a condition so running with the extra weight but by taking full breaths is a piece of cake (the wow effect), until its transcription profile is switched to normal (the back-to-normal effect).
Having a neuron run at a normal conditions will give it longevity. It just can't run under such circumstances until we die. It will die first.
This is just a personal opinion. I am not quite sure if I have explained it correctly. My English...
We have a neuron running in a marathon with its nose blocked (hypoperfusion) carrying a weight of 50kgs (demyelination and increased energy demand for proper conduction). Its state of body and mind (DNA transcription profile) has been altered to get over this dire situation.
All of a sudden, the nose is unblocked (proper oxygenation)! However, it is already adapted to such a condition so running with the extra weight but by taking full breaths is a piece of cake (the wow effect), until its transcription profile is switched to normal (the back-to-normal effect).
Having a neuron run at a normal conditions will give it longevity. It just can't run under such circumstances until we die. It will die first.
This is just a personal opinion. I am not quite sure if I have explained it correctly. My English...