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Well put Peter:trophy@

I see. Should be deemed a conflict of interest in my opinion

I dont care about the article too much, but it infuriates me that while patients are suffering without a voice or treatment around the world, Sharpe has the audacity to pose in the fucking park as a victim for "abuse" when that "abuse" is thousands thinking his research is complete trash, and...

Thanks for sharing, that was a bit easier to understand! So they concluded that the abnormal expression might be due to the patient b cells trying to function normally? Considering Ritux didnt show significant effect in phase 3, some sort of downstream adaptation makes some sense i guess. Man...

I struggled to understand what they found out in this paper (in layman`s terms), anyone help?:D

To be fair this is exactly the kind of absurd spin they usually do when referencing articles (which few read), i`d say it remains to be seen:P

Why though? Might as well do a study to check if patients enjoy eating food:whistle:

Its fascinating all the useless research that is funded and allowed published

I came into this thread intrigued about the findings, even though questionnaires are terrible for assessing physical function alone. After reading the author`s comments I`m very confident that there is nothing here.

"Nice" findings!

How r u doing @leokitten? Curious to try this:)

This is huge! Stoked to see its about t-cells, i had some double positive expression of something on mine which some hospital found out a bit randomly when testing for other things. They didnt know what it meant

Dont even have to read the paper to understand that it didnt work:giggle:

Ah niice, was looking for a thread on this. After reading the patent i was kinda bamboozled, will i improve by eating rhubarb and secreting kidney stones:thumbup: A few people i know say they have improved, one even got out of a dark room some years ago. Dont know the status now though. I wont...

The idea of a metabolic trap is intriguing, is there any illnesses were this is happening?

Amazing! :D

Love it:thumbup:. I was also being filmed for the documentary, guess im gonna go make a facebook status and complain like an entitled ":whistle:". No, cause i don`t care. The documentary was AMAZING. By far the best coverage on ME/CFS ive ever seen. Very sombering, but also very hopeful. I...

I too find it very weird and too theatrical.. It would probably only solidify some existing misconceptions about us. Sending videos to Francis is a good idea, but this is likely the wrong choice of content. Appreciate the effort tho!

An ambivalent read.. Great article, but devastating content. His relapse illustrates the insidious nature of this disease.. At least it sounds like his spirit is strong. Admittedly its always scary to hear when patients become so ill that they need to resort to sign language, knowing that not...

No wonder some people think were crazy:geek: