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I love that error, "post exceptional malaise". If this happens a lot that must mean there is a lot of exceptional work going on :whistle:

GI troubles, IBS and increased permeability of the intestinal wall is not uncommon in a number of chronic diseases. It seems to be the case with ME as well, wish there were more studies. How plasma B cells and rituximab fits into it would be above my head as well :P

This sounds so awful :cry: I'm pretty sure the Swedish dietician education is similar to the Norwegian one, which means no information about ME (CFS is mentioned in one of the main used books in clinical nutrition, but that's about half a page.. I can't remember if severe patients were even...

NRK had an article some weeks ago about the same thing. Including a doc (or physiotherapist, don't remember) saying that patients had become afraid to exert themselves since the disease started with them being breathless and exertion reminded them of this :banghead:

I'm too tired to look through ore videos, must save my energy for my exam next week. He talked today of two different cohorts, one small one from Poland with ~50 participants who had a through clinical assessment, and one from UK (I didn't get if they were already in the biobank or if they were...

Agreed, it was very enjoyable :) I wish we knew what happened to the mild patients who made it through the exercise program, "made it through" doesn't say anything about how they fared doing that. On the PLS score plots we saw they moved further away from the healthy controls, but did their...

I'm not saying "not emphasize", I'm saying "add other things as well". Especially if this was the complaint to NEM. :) The new webpage has a nice page on the general ethical guidelines, to me there are potential problems with 1, 3, 4, 6, 7 and 8. When it comes to methods, they can hide behind...

That's your cynical soul right there :whistle: How much do we have to exert ourselves to say something is not working good enough (if it is working at all)? I miss doing heavy workouts and hiking tall mountains, but I would still be interested in something that allows the "exertion" of daily...

I would also ask him to look at "The act on ethics and integrity in research". (My bolding) (https://www.forskningsetikk.no/en/resources/the-research-ethics-library/legal-statutes-and-guidelines/the-act-on-ethics-and-integrity-in-research/) I think this only stands in the preparatory works...

If I recall correctly REK did comment on the fact that the candidate has financial interest, but after being told the project couldn't be carried out unless the candidate carried out the coaching (?) they agreed the measurements taken to avoid bias were good enough.

Another point I wish they would bring up is that the background for the application uses terrible references like SMILE, I don't remember the details and if they used other studies as well. It's low quality and that's the case with the other similar studies (ref NICE). At least following the...

Just wanted to add my thanks to those who have contributed. :)

One problem is that it's easy to not eat food that protect LDL from oxidizing when aiming for ketosis, as these often contain carbs (vegetables). Then again, many of the foods that are restricted can be problematic for a number of people, so in sum it might work out. As long as nutrient...

I agree with @Woolie, Researchgate is likely to make it more easy to find.

I think this contributes to us learning nothing about it at university. For my clinical subjects diseases have been neatly put into different specialities, and ME (and many others) are just not mentioned. My clinical subjects are not as in depth as I hope they are for doctors though (clinical...

Couldn't agree more with the rest, loved it!

Doesn't Wyller try to treat a dysregulated HPA with CBT (and music)?

Done :)

Red and Near infrared light have been studied a bit, I know I've read about it in regards to joint inflammation, wound healing, sports and restitution. Also some cell culture studies. Not feeling up to go looking for sources just now.

Misrepresentation would also be against the research ethics guidelines in Norway, and is mentioned as an example of what could be a serious breach of ethics in the pre-works* of our research ethics law. As far as I know, we have no cases where this part of the law has actually been tested. *I'm...