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Adrenal extract? like Nutri?

Not really for many complicated reasons. https://stopthethyroidmadness.com/safe-uses/ "5) Why should most physicians be unaware of the safety of small physiologic dosages? 1. There has been no promotion of physiologic dosages by pharmaceutical companies. 2. There has been little, if any...

Likewise this summary Safe Uses of Cortisol https://stopthethyroidmadness.com/safe-uses/ NB Family member underwent "gold standard" NHS testing before embarking on both adrenal and thyroid alternative testing in Metabolic practice. The alternative testing identified a clinically significant...

I have found this quite measured and useful https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1654687.Safe_Uses_of_Cortisol William McK. Jefferies was an endocrinologist who first became interested in the effects of cortisol while training under a pioneer in the study of adrenocortical function. During his...

I am refering to about 10-15mg max per day. This is contrary to what we found here. I disagree, as Endocrine clinics are swamped dealing with diabetes and don't locally seem interested in more 'peripheral' conditions. Luckily and unusually for us, the GP is very supportive.

Very low doses (physiological rather than pharmacological) are not thought to suppress the adrenal glands. If that were to be the case, allergy treatments could also suppress (inhalers, creams etc). Low dose HC did deal with other problematic allergic conditions like ecthma, asthma and...

This is worth a revisit and is something which I have followed since 1999. I know it's old but we as a family have followed this treatment since 1999 and it's approach and are revisiting it. We are lucky to have a pragmatic open minded GP who supports the approach...

Don't forget that this team also have been involved in evaluation of MS against ME ( Norfolk/Suffolk/London) - published this recently. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s41669-018-0071-6 Functional Status and Well-Being in People with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome...

This is a little off topic but related! It follows discussion on S4ME as Parliament say, "in another place...". I uncovered some interesting info whilst looking up the RCP /RSM stuff to do with the event I attended at the RSM last year. Additionally, I think MEA and Charles have used RSM and...

Yes, I can say the restaurant is rather good. I went to a lecture there this time last year triggered by the Soil association who has one of the RSM notaries as a Trustee.... President of the Epidemiology and Public Health Section of the RSM The lecture, pesticides and food, had some very...

https://www.medical.theclinics.com/article/S0025-7125(14)00028-5/fulltext Article Outline Key points Case 1: Ms D Introduction Definitions Pathophysiology Symptoms Case 2: Ms L Diagnostic testing/imaging studies Differential diagnosis Case 3: Mr C Management Future considerations/summary...

Source: Frontiers in Neurology Preprint Date: November 5, 2018 URL: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fneur.2018.00992/abstract Hand grip strength as a clinical biomarker for ME/CFS and disease severity ---------------------------------------------------------- Luis C. Nacul(*)...

The stats are released by the provider ( East Coast Community Health) to the Commissioning and Contacts team who copy us in- under out Terms of Reference, we are the Service Development and Implementation patient/carers on the Working Group overseen by Healthatch (allegedly). Dr. Terry...

So it was definitely worth the phone call to the RCP lady on the day of the interviews it seems..... Great news!

Our persistence and complaints +pressure has resulted in the service now doing 15-20 domiciliary visits a month rather than 34 a year. Terry Mitchell in 2006 was seeing 20% of all referrals as domiciliary. The clinic focused on the severely affected and complex cases. Not the HOD but the NOD...

I agree entirely , it the proverbial "sheep" and "goats' all lumped together; Me?CFS/ vague "fatiguers"........ Likewise EC and the school children with a "diagnosis"- some who "respond" to LP as they do not have ME! They are "lumpers" we are "splitters".....

Barbieloo‏ @BarbR666 3m3 minutes ago Replying to @b_m_hughes International Practitioner Health Summit 2018 The Wounded Healer - S Stevens, Chief Exec NHS England http://php.nhs.uk/ S Wessely President RCM C Gerada Medical Director at NHS PHP Wonder if missive (Grunidian) is part of an...

https://kclpure.kcl.ac.uk/portal/kimberley.goldsmith.html Dr Kimberley Goldsmith Senior Lecturer Dr Kimberley Goldsmith Research interests My main research focus is mediation of the effects of psychotherapeutic treatments in clinical trials. This is part of a wider interest in studying causal...

At the end of the day, any "arms length " non government department will bow to others in the pecking order of NGD- NHS England, NHS Improvements and NHS Public Health- it will respond to their priority list which is IAPT etc for long term chronic physical conditions...........it's all a...

IAPT £££££££ here we come........