@WilliamBlake I don't know about this particular example of the eye (which is wild), but Michael Levin has been working on bioelectricity as a means of changing organism body plan, and enhancing regeneration of removed limbs (as in salamanders): https://www.bitsofwonder.co/p/a-revolution-in-biology

Wikipedia has some more elaboration:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Developmental_bioelectricity
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turing_pattern

I don't know about being able to sleep wherever I am, but when I'm in good health, one of the important things that happens is that I need less sleep overall, and do take less time to fall asleep.

This is amazing as even without getting into the "quality of life" stuff, it gives me something like an extra hour every day, which is huge over the course of a life.

I've recently been following a variation of anabology's "Honey Diet" (mostly, I don't eat any fat, protein, or starch until dinner) which has pushed the needle in this direction.

Pretty interesting, thanks for sharing.

I sometimes turn on my red light for many hours at a time in the winter with some idea of emulating sunlight... I actually did that yesterday and today I felt quite tired and my eyes were hurting.

Perhaps that is counterproductive.

@pondfountain https://x.com/dannyroddy/status/1803094971563520476

Here is a possible alternative if you have the time and interest to explore.

For most people today, the main postural ailment is something like upper crossed syndrome, or forward head posture, usually caused by constant use of computers.

I would consider this personally my one main remaining, looming, health problem. I very rarely have migraines now, but when I do, they always seem to radiate from the atlas vertebrae, which connects the skull to the neck.

When my father had excruciatingly painful back problems, he was ultimately able to treat them by bedrest mixed with regularly hanging from a chin-up bar. This hanging is something I am considering implementing myself for my less severe issues.

Has this forum had good experience with simple therapies for treating this? Obviously "sit up straight' isn't bad advice, but perhaps there is something better to help.

The twitter account here: https://x.com/spheno_xiphoid is somewhat interesting and helpful so far. As are the articles on MSK neurology: https://mskneurology.com/association-tinnitus-neck-tmj/

@pondfountain If you find that thermometers available are not sufficiently accurate, or corresponding to a particular book... it may not be worth agonizing over. Assuming that each individual thermometer is accurate to its own bias (as opposed to truly all over the place), you already have a pretty good system for making bioenergetic improvements.

When I feel warmer after eating something like coconut oil and sugar, it is reflected in the thermometer I use. I am able to correlate my general metabolic state (stressful or redox) to this reading and how I feel.

Although I admit that it may be worth getting more serious for more serious problems. As you have no post history I am not able to judge your context.

@bio3nergetic Good points. I think if there is any hope it lies in simultaneously hitting the books, so as to benefit from some of the fruits of centralized power (such as knowledge of electricity...), and a fixation towards the real and immediately relevant above all else.

Perhaps it is naive but I think that the real and true will ultimately win by definition. The elites generally never let a good crisis go to waste, but it does not mean that genuine crisis, conflict, and change is not possible.