Project Try Everything
Paul IngrahamA 2-year mission to truly “try everything” to recover from unexplained pain & illness.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 25 | Subscribers | Read | tryeverything.substack.com |
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The ignominious failure of Tracking All the Things
Project Try Everything is two years old … and I am now done, as in fed up, with logging the symptoms of my mysterious affliction, or anything that could possibly be causing or triggering them.
Sneaking past exercise intolerance
The biggest problem I’ve had since I first got sick in 2015 is that exercise triggers rough patches —classic “exercise intolerance.” And so one of the things I’ve wanted to try since the beginning of Project Try Everything is very gradual f...
Cholesterol (high), alcohol (back), autoimmune disease (eliminated), symptom logging (done), e-bike (awesome)
Covid knocked a two-month hole in my life. I have been scrambling to catch up on everything ever since, so I’m just sending out a few updates today. This is not the kind of writing I want to do for this newsletter — reporting about self-tre...
Circling the long Covid drain
This is day 16 of my first Covid infection. It is so not over.
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Canadian science writer best known for PainScience.com, otherwise just a bunch of other dorky interests.
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