For a while, based on evidence of nicotine helping post vaccine syndrome by clearing acetylcholine receptors I’ve considered the idea of many acetylcholine receptor subtypes may be blocked by spike protein. What I hadn’t considered is the idea that the body might also attack itself, attacking acetylcholine receptors.
I’ve been perplexed by the fact that nicotine fixed some of my issues but not all of my issues, especially some that revolve around specific dysautonomia symptoms.
I found a case report describing such a condition: Checking your browser - reCAPTCHA
What is interesting is that there is a blood test to test for this condition: 085970: Ganglionic Acetylcholine Receptor Autoantibody | Labcorp .
It’s something to consider testing for in the PVS community.