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I CRY FROM MY HANDS

WHAT HYPERHIDROSIS REALLY IS

Hyperhidrosis is not a skin disease.

It is not a problem of the sweat glands.

It is not an aesthetic defect.

Hyperhidrosis is a dysregulation of the autonomic nervous system, specifically its sympathetic branch.

The autonomic nervous system automatically regulates:

body temperature

sweating

heart rate

blood pressure

digestion

stress response

It works without conscious control.

HOW IT FUNCTIONS IN A PERSON WITHOUT HYPERHIDROSIS

1. A stimulus arrives (heat, emotion, stress)

2. The brain receives it

3. Filtering circuits evaluate intensity and danger

4. If necessary, the hypothalamus activates sweating

5. When no longer needed, the signal turns off

There is always a brake.

WHAT HAPPENS IN HYPERHIDROSIS

In people with hyperhidrosis:

Filtering and modulation circuits work poorly

The signal is not attenuated

The brake is weak

This means:

stimuli arrive unfiltered

they arrive directly

they arrive amplified

No anatomical part is missing.

What is reduced is the functional efficiency of inhibitory filtering.

In simple terms:

The brain does not lower the volume.

WHERE THE PROBLEM OCCURS

In the connections between:

Limbic system (emotions)

Hypothalamus (body regulation)

Brainstem

Prefrontal cortex

These circuits should say:

“This stimulus is mild”

“This is not dangerous”

“This does not require a bodily response”

In severe hyperhidrosis, this mechanism is weak.

Everything passes through.

WHAT “EVERYTHING PASSES THROUGH” MEANS

Tension

Anger

Fear

Injustice

Humiliation

Conflict

Sensory overload

There is no effective protective barrier.

Every stimulus arrives pure.

WHY THE BODY CHOOSES SWEAT

When the brain perceives threat:

It activates the sympathetic system

It prepares for survival

It increases sweating

In hyperhidrosis, this channel becomes a primary discharge valve.

The body releases through sweat.

Not because it is wrong.

Because it is one of the fastest exits.

WHY IT WORSENS IN TOXIC ENVIRONMENTS

A toxic environment is one where:

You are not safe

You are not listened to

You are devalued

You experience injustice

You must constantly defend yourself

The brain does not reason morally.

It reasons in terms of:

danger / no danger

Toxic environment = prolonged danger.

Therefore:

Sympathetic system always active.

If you stay four hours in that environment:

four hours of continuous signal.

The body collapses.

WHY IT MAY DECREASE AT HOME OR IN SAFE PLACES

Because:

The brain perceives less threat

The sympathetic system slows

Baseline activation lowers

This proves that:

it is not a skin problem

it is not a local defect

It is a neurophysiological response to context.

LEVELS OF HYPERHIDROSIS

Level 1

Occasional increased sweating

Level 2

Frequent sweating

Level 3

Continuous sweating

Level 4 (severe)

Profuse, visible, disabling, uncontrollable sweating

WHY CREAMS, BOTOX AND SURGERY FAIL

They act at the end of the circuit.

They block the faucet.

But the pressure remains.

Result:

Sweat appears elsewhere

Compensations occur

Global worsening

This is physiology, not bad luck.

An honest physician knows this.

THE UNCOMFORTABLE TRUTH

Severe hyperhidrosis is often associated with:

Highly sensitive nervous systems

Trauma

Chronic stress

Prolonged overload

Highly perceptive personalities

Not weakness.

Neurological hyper-receptivity.

WHAT THIS PHOTO SHOWS

Not a wet hand.

It shows:

A nervous system under overload.

A body that can no longer contain.

A real biological response.

CLOSING STATEMENT

This is not shame.

This is not guilt.

This is not a defect.

It is the cost of a nervous system that feels everything.

our situation in the massive Javits Center in NYC

 

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Stack O Mags: Periodically sorted

An artistic portrayal of the human nervous system as if it were a human being.

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Nervous System

Agate ID 4428

plywood

150 to 180 pieces (actual 176 pc)

about 8.5 in

 

TED: "I reely fawt this pussel wood take ages cuz it 'ad lotsa wiggly peeces, but it diddunt!

We fownd the wimsys an' put them togevver (look at the pikchur of the backside wot Mum's put on 'ere) an' then jest kept on addin' bit by bit untill it all joined togevver.

I'd say it's a 6 out of ten fer difficutty, woodunt yew, Donald?"

 

DONALD: "Yes, Ted!"

   

hopefully we will have these for designBoom sydney. had a few problems with the settings, but we had to use the crap laser cutter on the 5th floor.

 

this is the neutral mesh of a radial version of our radiolaria pattern but a fanciful edge cropping

 

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Nikon F3, Nikkor 50/1.4, Fuji Reala 100.

Nervous System

Agate ID 4428

plywood

150 to 180 pieces (actual 176 pc)

about 8.5 in

 

My latest purchase, from a trusted eBay vendor, is this US-made Agate puzzle by Nervous System.

Containing 4 crystal-themed whimsies, it combines art, science and technology and is laser cut; each puzzle is one of a kind with a computer generated image and shape.

Under 180 pieces but it punches above its weight, although I wouldn't say it's a difficult 'make'.

Enjoyable, and one I'd like to assemble again.

  

finally real!

 

and in stock!

 

available at the Museum of Modern Art store (online and in NYC)

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time traveling: here's the original design concept video from about a year ago:

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Biologische Untersuchungen

Stockholm,Samson & Wallin;1890-1921.

biodiversitylibrary.org/page/59292724

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Historical or traditional use (may or may not be supported by scientific studies): The historical use of passion flower is not dissimilar to its current use as a mild sedative. Medicinal use of the herb did not begin until the late 19th century in the United States. Passion flower was used to treat nervous restlessness and gastrointestinal spasms. In short, the effects of passion flower were believed to be primarily on the nervous system, particularly for anxiety due to mental worry and overwork.

 

Active constituents: For many years, plant researchers believed that a group of harman alkaloids were the active constituents in passion flower. Recent studies, however, have pointed to the flavonoids in passion flower as the primary constituents responsible for its relaxing and anti-anxiety effects. European herbal pharmacopoeias typically recommend passion flower products containing no less than 0.8% total flavonoids. The European literature involving passion flower recommends it primarily for the treatment of mild to moderate anxiety. In this context, it is often combined with valerian, lemon balm, and other herbs with sedative properties.

Biologische Untersuchungen

Stockholm,Samson & Wallin;1890-1921.

biodiversitylibrary.org/page/59365187

from physiology for young people, 1884

Biologische Untersuchungen

Stockholm,Samson & Wallin;1890-1921.

biodiversitylibrary.org/page/59365179

Biologische Untersuchungen

Stockholm,Samson & Wallin;1890-1921.

biodiversitylibrary.org/page/59360491

Brain

 

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our booth at the International Contemporary Furniture Fair.

 

We exhibited our Hyphae lamp family which consists of one of a kind 3D printed LED lamps. And customizable tables created by our Radiolaria app.

finally our packaging has our name on it

 

dendrite design on top

radiolaria design on bottom

 

there is also an insert card for the rubber jewelry with cleaning instructions but it has not arrived yet

From the book The Human Body and Health Revised by Alvin Davison, published in 1908 by Alvin Davison. This book has a copyright of 1908 by Alvin Davison and one in 1924 by American Book Company. The copyright was never renewed and therefore should be in the public domain.

 

This is an illustration of our nervous system.

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Searching for Thoughts

 

A poem by Peter S. Quinn

 

Searching for thoughts goes on from start to end,

Quickened with passion that gives each calling;

Like a blank page where fingers move and bend,

Passion and pain from the footsteps falling.

Again now and now the movements go on,

Deeper within darkness enter a step;

Ignite corners in blaze millimicron,

Starting to grow and becoming more help.

All from the searching from within the brain,

Play with what you know in bitter and sweet;

Narrow each law by reshaping the rein,

Each of its way becomes clear in its beat.

Across clearings a mind searches all through,

Symbols of play know how to continue.

 

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Poem's source: www.poemhunter.com/peter-s-quinn

Just got these prototypes shipped from shapeways for rings and bracelets

Biologische Untersuchungen

Stockholm,Samson & Wallin;1890-1921.

biodiversitylibrary.org/page/59358007

Nervous System / Sistema Nervoso

 

in Balthazar Santos e Mattoso Santos, Atlas de Zoologia, 1907

Biologische Untersuchungen

Stockholm,Samson & Wallin;1890-1921.

biodiversitylibrary.org/page/59367346

Biologische Untersuchungen,.

Leipzig,C.F.W. Vogel,1890-1921..

biodiversitylibrary.org/page/39191827

Biologische Untersuchungen

Stockholm,Samson & Wallin;1890-1921.

biodiversitylibrary.org/page/59365171

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Biologische Untersuchungen

Stockholm,Samson & Wallin;1890-1921.

biodiversitylibrary.org/page/59367332

made with a dla algorithm in processing

 

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