The study, conducted by researchers at McGill University and scientists from Italy, found that normal recovery from a painful injury involves inflammation, and blocking that inflammation with medication could have negative effects on ailment duration, leading to "harder-to-treat pain."
Mogil said neutrophils "dominate" the early stages of inflammation, and help set the stage for the repair of tissue damage.By blocking neutrophils in mice, the researchers found their pain was prolonged up to ten times the normal duration, as judged by their touch sensitivity. Patients whose pain had gone away showed more inflammation during their first analysis, according to the study. During the second examination, researchers report that their blood cells showed a change in gene expression.
You mean the 'Experts' were wrong... again? Shocked I tell you
You mean vaxxed induced chronic pain ? A paych professor at McGill ? really ? Go sell your ahyte to someone else. Better yet, just shut CTV down. This is all distractions so no one will find out whats really happening at this WHO meeting hmmm ?
If CTV actually checked their facts and put a link to this ridiculous “STUDY” , people would know that this is about as impossible as raising the dead lmao. Absolute lies .
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