HUMBLE? Don't get soft on my Eric!

Maybe offline I would love to hear more details about the nerve graft and where it was done. My contention is that nerves traveling through neck get so much scar tissue in the myelin that it can no longer feed muscles. Then carbon or uric acid buildup blocks veins much like cholesterol plaque in arteries. The combination is what causes muscles to atrophy and as accessory muscles take over for larger muscles they just burn out from being overworked constantly. The neurologists believe the signal decline in muscles is caused by damage to the anterior horn or brain stem and is strictly a motor neuron deficit. I think it mimics that by presenting as motor function decline and the problem is farther downstream and related to nerve damage.
What's the timeframe for the nerve to connect? This is something I think is very significant for us and breast cancer survivors that get radiation to the neck. The only other possibility is IGF-1 R3. It has some interesting results. IGF-1 R1 is the deer angler spray. R1 has a half life in minutes so it immediately flushes out through urine. R3 is only allowed in labs because they believe that while it regenerates nerves and motor neurons, the pain as the nerves grow inch by inch may be inhumane. The mechanism involves triggering the liver to produce more natural HGH.
Thanks again for all the nutrition and muscle discussion. If I can build some muscle in my face and neck life would be grand. Actually life will not even be a possibility if I can't keep the atrophy in check. It is a full-time job for sure! I have a group of docs that believe I am the only patient they have seen that stopped cachexia as advanced as mine.
Also, research the reishi from an ALS/motor neuron/nerve perspective. Big caution, though, as reishi significantly thins blood and lowers blood pressure. I went 30 days without and saw major atrophy in areas that were building. Started back this week sparingly and see difference just this week. I have tried dried black and red. The red have less side effects for me but better results. I am going to make some tea and use it in shakes.
Ed