Neuropathic Pain

My worst MCAS symptom is neuropathic pain. So, I recently took a deep dive into the mechanisms behind neuropathic pain to see if there was anything I was missing or could change about my MCAS routine to alleviate my symptoms. My Neuropathic Pain I have Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS) from past mold exposure, chronic […]

Update on My Long and Winding Exercise Comeback

If you’ve been following my long and winding exercise comeback from being a competitive runner and skier to being unable to walk a block, here’s the latest update. I ran about four miles today! Woo hoo!! That’s the furthest I’ve run in over thirty years. But aside from the distance, the best measure of my success was that I got into the euphoric state known as the “runner’s high” for the first time in three decades.

Understanding Atmospheric Pressure Changes and MCAS

This winter I’ve experienced a lot more issues with changes in atmospheric pressure than ever before. And in fact, on the day of this writing, we are experiencing in the Midwest what is called a Bomb Cyclone, which is a meteorological event of an extreme drop in barometric pressure. So I am devoting this post to sharing the information I’ve learned about what happens to your body when you experience atmospheric pressure changes, and what can help with the attendant discomfort.

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