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Autoimmunity and the Nervous System: The Case for Treating the Regulator, Not Just the Immune System

Autoimmune flares track with stress and dysregulation for a reason. The nervous system holds a direct brake on immune activation — and it is trainable.

By UltraSkool Research Team Jul 4, 2026

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The EDS–POTS–MCAS Trifecta: Why Hypermobile Patients Need a Different Plan

Hypermobility, dysautonomia, and mast cell activation are not three coincidences. They cluster for biological reasons — and once you see the pattern, the treatment sequence becomes obvious.

By UltraSkool Research Team May 10, 2026

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Mold Illness and CIRS: When Biotoxins Strangle Mitochondrial Energy

Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome from water-damaged buildings is not a fringe diagnosis. It is a measurable, biomarker-defined illness in which biotoxins disable the immune system and starve the mitochondria.

By UltraSkool Research Team May 10, 2026

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MCAS, the Vagus Nerve, and the Cholinergic Anti-Inflammatory Reflex

Mast cell activation is not just an allergy problem. It is a failure of the vagal brake on innate immunity — and the cholinergic anti-inflammatory pathway is one of the most promising therapeutic levers.

By UltraSkool Research Team May 10, 2026

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Long COVID: A Mitochondrial and Vagal Recovery Framework

The biology of long COVID is increasingly clear: persistent neuroinflammation, vascular injury, mitochondrial dysfunction, and autonomic collapse. The recovery framework follows the biology.

By UltraSkool Research Team May 10, 2026

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The Cholinergic Anti-Inflammatory Pathway: The Vagus–Immune Link

The vagus nerve does not just regulate digestion and heart rate. It actively suppresses inflammation through a specific molecular pathway — and we can intervene at it.

By UltraSkool Research Team May 7, 2026

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Hashimoto's Through a Cellular Lens: Autoimmunity, Energy, and the Thyroid

Treating Hashimoto's as a hormone-replacement problem misses most of what is actually going on. The cellular environment matters as much as the lab values.

By UltraSkool Research Team May 7, 2026