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0.04% of the diet by weight or energy..? Either way, it's a lot.

:hug:

It doesn't have to be mRNA, it could be a non-coding RNA.

More research like this, please. I remember looking up where numbers for "Metabolic Equivalent of Task" came from, I think it is a man in his 40s..

I'm interested in the study, but I don't like hype. And just using probiotics without looking at diet, physical activity, sleep patterns, time spent outdoors and other factors that can influence the gut microbiome just doesn't work for me. If you eat a diet that does not feed these bacteria, or...

What I'm reading is "continue to eat fruit, veggies and dark chocolate". I can live with that :) I wonder if it has to do with oxidative stress also causing impairment of the epithelial barrier in the gut, will read at a later point.

Thank you for this :rofl:

And today there's a psychologist taking about how stressfull it is to only want to help people but instead be threatened with complaints to the ethics board. Also something about people being against CBT and something weird about the BPS model being valid when there is no biomarker for the...

I'm just glad Dagbladet posted the letter, even if they didn't find a translation of your title, it's in the text after all. As Tuller was mentioned in the other articles he has a right to reply, I wouldn't say this means Dagbladet have capitulated.

Does "senior fellow" have another name? I cannot find a norwegian translation for it (and it doesn't seem Dagbladet did either which made me curious).

I do believe foreign newspaper has as crappy spellchecks as ours do, but this is still making me laugh :rofl:

At universities in Norway students with disabilities can apply for extra time at exams for rest (and also to answer questions). 30 minutes if the exam is <4 hours, 1 hour if the exams >4 hours. Sadly doesn't help me at all and my goal at exams is to get done as soon as I can and get home and rest.

I realized this hadn't been replied to. The research council did write a reply to Skei's claims, google translate: https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=no&tl=en&u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.aftenposten.no%2Fmeninger%2Fdebatt%2Fi%2FK38Gq7%2Fpasienter-kan-styrke-forskningen Norwegian...

When the treatment is based on faith and that you have to really believe in it for it to work, I'm wouldn't be surprised they actually believe that .

I'm sad this gets printed and not the answer from ME-foreningen. I'm not sure about the "trust, expectation, hope and motivation" part. I'm sure many patients trusted healthcare in the beginning of their illness/before their illness, expected/hoped to get well and have many reasons that...

Miek Jong might not have read the study protocol that was sent to the different muncipalities, I don't see why she would doubt that the researchers involved would do a good job and go looking for it.

Referencing the letter in Varden some time ago is just.. I don't know. It includes the lie that it was patient organizations that forced the research council to not support research at Ahus (I think it was another LP study, I don't remember). The research council has publicly stated this is not...

I like it, but I feel a lot of the points he makes are easier for those of us "in the know" to pick up on, while a regular reader would not necessarily understand. As an example, I could ask people in my classes at university about primary, secondary, objective, subjective outcome criteria and...

I also added a link to the research council's funding page, but that might be confusing as the leader for the project mentioned there is not Kennair. I was thinking about adding the study protocol that was sent to the research council which includes all the names but since it is written in...

I also added that Live Landmark is the phD candidate and is herself an LP instructor :)