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Now we can finally read it. Full write-up in the comments.

More experiments coming:
- Sleep deprivation (new baby incoming)
- Ultramarathon recovery
- Sauna // ice bath
- Alcohol

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The answer lives in the regulome. It's your body’s real-time operating system, interpreting the environment and making decisions

It decides how your genome responds to stress, sleep, food, toxins, exercise, and more.

Well, why do you sometimes wake up feeling like garbage after eight hours of sleep? Your HRV looks fine. You got your morning sunlight. Your bloodwork is normal. Even your genome doesn't have a glaring mutation.

US Scientists already on it - Phase I announcement
www.globenewswire.com/news-release...

@willfondrie.com cool pre-print extended to more interesting chemical space

This update of may also help Bristol-Myers Squibb keep Opdivo on the market longer, as the original drug's patent is likely to be expiring soon.

This means treatment is much faster, only 3-5 minutes instead of 30 minutes. This could be more comfortable for patients and eventually allow self-administration at home.

Opdivo Qvantig is a new subcutaneous version of the cancer drug Opdivo.

It works the same way as Opdivo, blocking the PD-1 receptor on T cells to help the immune system fight cancer. But, it's given as a shot under the skin instead of an infusion into a vein.