A Sad Tale of Unintended Consequences. By Alice and Fred Ottoboni. It all began in 1984 when the prestigious Noble Prize in Medicine was awarded for the revelation that the lowly drug Aspirin prevented the COX-2 enzyme from converting the biochemical arachidonic acid to pain-producing inflammatory end products. The Opioid Epidemic in America and Pain.

Zen, and the Art of Zero-Carb Living. Muscle Cramps on a Zero Carb Diet. There are prescription potassium chloride powders available through a pharmacy that can be added to water to make a concentrated, saturated solution which can then be added to water by the teaspoon. This is a much more efficient and inexpensive way to increase potassium than what is available to us through non-prescription potassium suppl.

My experiences with helminthic therapy. But there have been some negative effects too. I still seem to have increased fatigue, large joint pain, and increasing exercise intolerance. The fatigue and exercise intolerance are getting worrisome, frankly. I now get muscle soreness from a distressingly small amount of activity.