Talk:Fasciculation

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[edit] Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis

This incurable disease is very serious, but very rare. People who are reading this article for answers may freak out and obsess over the possibilities. That's why I added that little comment. Mdriver1981 01:56, 12 July 2007 (UTC)

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I recorded three small vids with my digital camera when I had a small twitch on my left arm one day...perhaps so I could contribute public domain vids for people to see what it looks like. I do strength/resistance/weight training once a week due to my busy work schedule, and I've been exercising at the gym on and off for at least 3 years now. I've had 'em before, and my mom has shown me at least once when she had one, so I know she's had 'em, too (maybe it's genetic/hereditary?). I don't take any drugs, and the only supplements I take are a multivitamin once a day, protein powder, and hemp seed oil for essential fatty acids. I have no diseases nor any complications that I am aware of. I work at a hospital and am up-to-date with shots and have had routine lab works done, and I haven't been pulled to the side for anything, so I'm assuming there's nothing too abnormal about me. I've had muscle twitches very rarely but have had them since I could remember. I uploaded the three vids to a host site, so if anyone could tell me how to convert them from AVI to OGG and upload them for public domain on Wikipedia, visit my talk page and either e-mail me at my gmail address or send me a msg on myspace. Zeryphex (talk) —Preceding comment was added at 15:59, 27 January 2008 (UTC)