Researchers seem very lost, without us. i am working on a scientific explanation of how and why my nervous system is different. The combination of sodium fluoride and other toxic chemicals with limited salt lead to unusually high sodium fluoride levels in my nervous system, because F- ions are smaller than Cl- ions they react differently in my nervous system. I would need less GABA to open my membrain. This would throw off 1 of the around 500 metabolic reactions known to occur in a typical cell, thus altering other reactions as well as my perspective of time.
It is important to note how GABA affects the nervous system. Surface nerves on the skin and in the ears can react significantly and painfully to stimulus, will more internal nerves are non-responsive. The same child who cries at the slightest sound or touch, may seem immune to other forms of pain, they might drip blood all over the place without noticing. This is a dynamic system, so when the person is not exposed to sensory abuses of the ears or skin they can have normal pain reactions to normally painful stimulus, such as burns or cuts.
More complicated description moved to:
http://applyingtormeycalculus.blogspot.com/2016/01/rats-of-nimh-experiments-in-humans-1st.html
because it was too complicated
