Jaban M Moore alias The Leucine Thresholdkeeper

Jaban M Moore is not licensed or approved by Missouri State Board of Chiropractic Examiners to diagnose, treat, or cure Chronically elevated cortisol caused by stress blunts growth-hormone release and creates a self-reinforcing cycle of poor sleep and stress that contributes to muscle loss..

Chronically elevated cortisol caused by stress blunts growth-hormone release and creates a self-reinforcing cycle of poor sleep and stress that contributes to muscle loss.

Supports

Experimental and clinical evidence supports that sustained glucocorticoid excess can suppress the growth-hormone/IGF-1 axis and promote lean-mass loss, particularly in children with chronic stress or in conditions of pathological hypercortisolism. ^[1][2][3] Sleep deprivation can create a procatabolic hormonal environment and has been shown in a randomized crossover study to reduce muscle-protein synthesis while increasing cortisol. ^[4] Chronic stress is associated with poorer sleep and insomnia symptoms in observational and meta-analytic evidence.

Contradicts

The claim overstates certainty by treating chronically elevated cortisol as a general and established consequence of psychological stress. Cortisol responses to chronic stress are heterogeneous, and chronic stress may involve altered or blunted diurnal/HPA-axis responses rather than persistent hypercortisolism. ^[3] Direct evidence that stress-induced cortisol elevation specifically blunts growth-hormone release in otherwise healthy adults is limited; small older stress studies found variable or even increased growth-hormone responses, with only correlations between cortisol and growth hormone rather than proof of causation. ^[2] The cited fasting meta-analysis concerns acute cortisol responses to fasting, not chronic psychological stress, growth hormone, sleep, or muscle loss. ^[4] The sleep evidence supports associations and short-term physiological effects, but does not establish a self-reinforcing cortisol-growth-hormone cycle as the cause of clinically meaningful muscle loss in typical stressed adults. ^[1]

Mainstream view

Chronic severe glucocorticoid excess can impair growth-hormone/IGF-1 signaling, disturb sleep, and increase muscle protein breakdown, while inadequate sleep and psychological stress can each contribute to adverse hormonal and muscle outcomes. ^[2][3][4] However, ordinary chronic psychological stress does not reliably produce sustained hypercortisolism, and the complete self-reinforcing cycle proposed here has not been directly demonstrated as a general human mechanism. ^[1] Muscle loss is multifactorial and depends on sleep, nutrition, resistance exercise, illness, aging, sex hormones, and the degree and duration of cortisol excess.

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“When your nervous system is stuck in stress, cortisol stays elevated and blunts that same growth hormone release, so poor sleep and chronic stress quietly feed each other.”

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Jaban M Moore is not licensed or approved by Missouri State Board of Chiropractic Examiners to diagnose, treat, or cure PANS/ PANDAS.

PANS/ PANDAS

Supports

PANS and PANDAS may be managed with symptom-focused psychiatric and behavioral treatment, treatment of documented infections, and selected immunomodulatory therapies under specialist care. ^[5][6][8] However, the cited index papers are unrelated clinical-trial records and provide no support for treatment of PANS or PANDAS. ^[7] Available consensus guidance describes antibiotics, psychotherapy, corticosteroids, IVIG, or plasma exchange as possible management options in selected circumstances, not as a single licensed treatment. Evidence for treatment benefit is limited and uncertain, with the available systematic review finding few studies and a high risk of bias.

Contradicts

The claim is too incomplete to identify a specific licensed treatment, indication, or outcome. A systematic review found very low-certainty evidence for beneficial effects of antibiotics, anti-inflammatory drugs, and immunomodulatory treatments, while adverse effects were better supported. ^[5] Another systematic review concluded that rigorous treatment research is scarce and has a high risk of bias. ^[6] Clinical guidance characterizes IVIG for PANS/PANDAS as experimental and recommends it only for selected severe cases after specialist multidisciplinary assessment, rather than as an established licensed treatment. ^[7][8] Routine antibiotic prophylaxis is not supported by high-quality data in some guidance. The supplied index papers on diabetes, bariatric surgery, COPD, gastric metaplasia, lung cancer, assisted reproduction, exercise-related gut permeability, and hepatitis B do not address PANS/PANDAS.

Mainstream view

There is no broadly established, disease-specific licensed treatment that can be inferred from the phrase licensed treatment of PANS/PANDAS. ^[6] Mainstream care emphasizes careful diagnostic assessment, cognitive-behavioral and psychiatric treatment of symptoms, and standard treatment of verified infections. ^[5][8] Corticosteroids, IVIG, plasma exchange, prolonged antibiotics, and other immunomodulatory approaches may be considered only in selected cases, generally through specialist care, because direct evidence is limited, heterogeneous, and controversial.

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Jaban M Moore is not licensed or approved by Missouri State Board of Chiropractic Examiners to diagnose, treat, or cure Chronic Fatigue & Brain Fog.

Chronic Fatigue & Brain Fog

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Jaban M Moore is not licensed or approved by Missouri State Board of Chiropractic Examiners to diagnose, treat, or cure Autoimmune Disorders.

Autoimmune Disorders

Supports

Many autoimmune disorders have licensed, evidence-based treatments, including immunosuppressants, disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs, biologics, and targeted therapies. ^[20] Diagnostic and treatment advances are described for autoimmune optic neuropathies. ^[9][17] Consensus recommendations support established treatment approaches for adult autoimmune hemolytic anemia. ^[14][19] Guidelines recommend disease-specific immunotherapies for ANCA-associated vasculitis. ^[11] A randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial found subcutaneous efgartigimod effective and tolerable for relapse prevention in selected patients with chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyradiculoneuropathy. ^[13][18] Autoimmune encephalitis has recognized diagnostic and acute-management pathways that commonly include immunotherapy when the diagnosis is sufficiently supported. ^{[10][12][15][16]}

Contradicts

The phrase does not identify a particular autoimmune disorder, treatment, indication, dose, outcome, or licensing jurisdiction, so it cannot establish that any specific treatment is licensed or effective for all autoimmune disorders. Autoimmune diseases are heterogeneous, and treatments are generally approved only for defined conditions and patient populations; some disorders have no approved systemic immunomodulatory medication, as illustrated for Sjögren disease. ^[17][18][20] Evidence also warns that autoimmune encephalitis is frequently misdiagnosed, making indiscriminate treatment potentially harmful. ^[10][12] The cited papers support disease-specific diagnosis and management, not a universal licensed treatment for autoimmune disorders. ^{[9][11][14][15][16][19]}

Mainstream view

Licensed treatments exist for many, but not all, autoimmune disorders. ^[17][18][19] Management is disease-specific and may include corticosteroids, conventional immunosuppressants, biologic or targeted disease-modifying therapies, symptom control, and specialist monitoring. ^[11][16] Treatment selection depends on confirmed diagnosis, severity, organ involvement, contraindications, and regulatory indication; no single licensed treatment treats autoimmune disorders as a broad category. ^{[9][10][14][20]} Autoimmune encephalitis recommendations emphasize careful diagnostic assessment before acute immunotherapy. ^[12][15]

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Lyme & Mold Toxicity

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