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I would imagine simulating motor neurons is one of the most basic functions the implanted brain chipset should able to do. With this in mind, does it make it trivial to drastically improve the conditions of MND such as ALS and Kennedy's Disease? Or it can be used to forecast any motor neuron damage before it progresses into a serious condition. Likewise the muscles themselves need stimulus as well, so implanting electrodes into them and wirelessly connect with the brain chipset would also be another solution. If this is feasible and has potentials to become significantly better overtime (like cost, durability, and implant simplicity), it would literally solve one of the most deadly diseases

Hello guys. I have been having some concerning symptoms lately, here is my previous post. Now just these two days I found that I can no longer sneeze or have mucus coming out of my nose!!! No matter how I included, I just can't snneze or have mucus out of nose (and always post nasal drip). Now I always have chronic rhitinis and every morning and night I needed to clean my nose and snneze at least once or twice. But these haven't happened in past 6 days at all which is scarier than the weakness in my leg and arm! I looked it up and it is the medulla in the brain

Hello guys, I had two posts about my weakness and twitching a few days ago, first post and second post. Anyway, today I went to a different hospital and they were able to do the EMG on the SAME DAY! The whole test took about half hour and needles did hurt a bit but generally acceptable. The results came out just 10 minutes after the test was done. It turns out that everything is clean from the test. [EMG Results](https://imgur.com/

Ok I am very worried now and I literally f**king cried today after all these happened... Haven't cried in years. I am 20M and turn 21 tomorrow... To be honest, it is just depressing Here is the post about my symptoms a few days ago It is a relatively long post so just keep that in mind... So in just these 2 days, I started to have noticeably weaker right foot, though I can still move all the toes and point the foot down or up, it just feels like I have much less fine control over it, like if the left foot has 10 strings of nerves controlling it, then right

Hi everyone. Sorry my post might be a bit long (or boring)... So my right leg and arm (hand too) started to feel off 1 month ago, but still able to lift and do everyday activity. Compared to my left leg & arm (hand), my right side feels less controlled and would shake & quaver more easily when handling heavy stuff. When I walk I feel like my right side is just a bit unnatural. About two weeks ago I started to have some very visible twitching (each twitching lasts less than a day) on random part of my body (right lower armpit, left thigh and so on) which was very annoying. Now Recently there is isn't visible twitching anymore (still random twitching just less visible), but my right le

Hi, I am currently selling the dx200 on headfi, let me know if you are interested:)

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