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@Hip What is mind?

I agree.

Does a patient not both experience the symptoms and observe its own behavior? With animals I observed the symptoms and the behavior.

Yep.

The immunemodulator I use shifts the response more in the direction of Th1 but it does not worsen the symptoms.

No, sickness behavior does not cause the symptoms. Symptoms are caused by biological processes . Not by behavior.

Limping dogs is classic. I have seen it in horses too. When I look they limp. When I do not look they move normal. When I look they start limping again. When they are suprised by my looking, many times they started limping with the wrong leg.

Isn't that stress hormones that make that possible?

It is misused. They can do that because some people and animals learned to fake it and use it to get sympathy.

Isn't psychology about how to sell stuff? .

Ofcourse it can.

Animals do not speak human language so you must have something else to decide on.

I did too. With a small independent bussines I could not afford to rest enough.

I think sickness behaviour is nature's way to provide the best condition to recover.

For me sickness behaviour in animals is a sighn they are ill. How else could I have seen something is wrong?

I think so too

Yep

I said Rituximab is not for me and that still stands but a 30% response is not bad. Not good enough but something to look in further. I asume they gathered lots of data. Maybe something shows up in that. I am not disappointed. At least now I know it is not the majority that responses.

Maybe they could check the neuromusculairjunction.

@Sasha Is this the answer to your question?