Uncle Rhabdo Shirt

[Jakob Schmidt]

This shirt would work too: http://images2.cpcache.com/product/3...lor-Yellow.jpg (WFS)

[Matt Martin]

Originally Posted by Jacob Schmitt

This shirt would work too: http://images2.cpcache.com/product/3...lor-Yellow.jpg (WFS)

Too bright.

[Emily Mattes]

Originally Posted by Matt Martin

Dr. Mattes, I appreciate the complementary prognosis, but I can assure you that my kidneys were tested multiple times throughout my hospital stay and several DOCTORS assured me there was absolutely no damage: temporary or permanent.

Yes. Gumming your filtration tubules and glomeruli with uric acid and other non-processable substances released from the destruction of muscle tissue will have no long-term subclinical effects on kidney function whatsoever. Of course. Nor will it induce clinical or subclinical damage to other organs. (WFS)

Rhabdo's fine, dudes! Don't worry about it!

[Matt Martin]

Originally Posted by Emily Mattes

Yes. Gumming your filtration tubules and glomeruli with uric acid and other non-processable substances released from the destruction of muscle tissue will have no long-term subclinical effects on kidney function whatsoever. Of course. Nor will it induce clinical or subclinical damage to other organs. (WFS)

Rhabdo's fine, dudes! Don't worry about it!

Care to be more specific in what exactly you're citing in that pdf? I just read an article that told me rats who have glycerol-induced rhabdomyolysis can get lung damage.

I'm not just arguing for the sake of argument here. If there is valuable information in that article that is applicable to my case of rhabdomyolysis, I'd genuinely like to know what it is.

[Emily Mattes]

Originally Posted by Matt Martin

Care to be more specific in what exactly you're citing in that pdf? I just read an article that told me rats who have glycerol-induced rhabdomyolysis can get lung damage.

I'm not just arguing for the sake of argument here. If there is valuable information in that article that is applicable to my case of rhabdomyolysis, I'd genuinely like to know what it is.

What are you implying? Rhabdomyolysis has enough of a different mechanism in action when not exercise-induced as to invalidate the study? Or that animal models aren't appropriate? Because the research I've done indicates while rhabdo has many causes, its effects remain the same, and if you're arguing about the validity of animal models, especially the rat, you'll have to take that up with the experiences of the scientific community for hundreds of years.

EDIT: It's your body to mess up, but you should at least know what you're doing to it, y'know?

[Michael Dowling]

It's just a t-shirt, I wonder what people would say about my mustache rides t-shirt.

[Jakob Schmidt]

Originally Posted by Michael Dowling

It's just a t-shirt, I wonder what people would say about my mustache rides t-shirt.

Well, that's just a classic shirt... who doesn't love mustache rides? Haha.

[Matt Martin]

Originally Posted by Emily Mattes

What are you implying? Rhabdomyolysis has enough of a different mechanism in action when not exercise-induced as to invalidate the study? Or that animal models aren't appropriate? Because the research I've done indicates while rhabdo has many causes, its effects remain the same, and if you're arguing about the validity of animal models, especially the rat, you'll have to take that up with the experiences of the scientific community for hundreds of years.

EDIT: It's your body to mess up, but you should at least know what you're doing to it, y'know?

No I wasn't trying to imply any of that. I guess I just don't find that one article substantial enough to validate your claim that all those affected by rhabdo end up with permanent damage.

While it is my body, I didn't choose to get rhabdo. I've been crossfiting for three years and I made the mistake of doing a 100 pullup wod a few weeks after coming back to crossfit from a break. I consumed alcohol after a two day rest period and ended up paying for it. I learned a lot from the experience.