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- 5 de Feb, 2019
good luck, buddy, i hope your friend is okHello friends, I am sorry to say that the Most Promising Florian I've ever found, just like me with coprolalia and EVERYTHING, has possibly died as his mental crisis unfurled.
He has abruptly vanished from all accounts I can find, after complaining to me about devastating fatigue in an agitated context certainly resembling a call for help in a crisis. He has not returned for several months to any accounts I can find (there have been several usernames and even more accounts).
I am seriously worried that my friend is dead. If anyone knows a master doxxer who might investigate a request on grounds of honest concern, post here or PM me. I've already done some diligence: two Gmails and an Outlook, and the possible initials "T.B."
(@Null, can you replace the SPOILER in the above message with this? Then delete this.)
Stephen Lafleur's test for NMDA hypofunction (for schizophrenia) uses a flashlight and Pop Rocks:
1) Remove all patients with aversion to soda: ensure your patient can sip soda without effort. Patients who already grimace are a confounding case.
2) Cover the patient's tongue with Pop Rocks (carbonation irritates the trigeminal nerve) and shine the flashlight into his closed eyes. Muscle twitching around the mouth (carbonation grimace) proves NMDA hypofunction to exist. The strength of the muscle movement relative to the muscle's full strength does indicate severity.
3) Remove all such patients contingent on posture. Grimacing only when particularly postured is a confounding case. This is ruled out by testing all moderate orientations of the head in a seated, then standing position.
Patients who satisfy the conditions yet who grimace can be supposed to have NMDA hypofunction and schizophrenia.
An equivalent test without lights or carbonation may be described later.
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