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Seems only the abstract is currently available. I'm not so sure about using MSG as a way to increase diet glutamate content in this setting, and I would very much like to know what the "reduced glutamate" diet actually looked like. In any case, I am pretty certain glutamate can be reduced...

I would like to see a focus on nutrition and gut health in psychological studies.. but it seems the microbiome-gut-brain axis is more often used to support the opposite approach.

PAEDIA (Ahus, Wyller) is looking for a postdoc to work on late effects after infection, particularly fatigue. https://www.jobbnorge.no/en/available-jobs/job/189942/position-as-postdoctoral-fellow-at-dept-of-pediatrics-and-adolescent-health

If not I might know an english student who could help :)

Three passengers from the ship have now tested positive, all are already in their home muncipalities. One had attented the local hospital and three staff members are now in quarantine. My university has so far given little information about how the semester will be when we start, except that...

I hope we get somerhing like this that can measure more than just glucose and lactate in the future, I'm sure it could provide interesting data: https://www.iamsweati.com/home

At wednesday Hurtigruten (small cruise shop going along the coast of Norway, although this ship is special made to go in arctic waters and take tourist on a cruise to Svalbard) was notified that one of their previous passenger had tested positive for covid-19. Yesterday the ship let all of...

It seems they might be open for input, so hopefully that leads to some changes :) Well done, @Trish

Did they at least correct for the anxious/depression that would increase scores on the CFQ..?

Don't forget the gluten/dairy/egg/nut free options!

I have.

I'm a bit annoyed that the omega 3 supplement I'm taking has increased the vitamin D dosage to 40 mcg. I haven't had any problems with hypercalcemia but like you others might. I really like the supplement for other reason, but whyyy. More is not always better. Although for most people vitamin D...

Can't say I've noticed any difference when my vitamin D levels have been lower than they are now (last I checked they were 80 nmol/L, I do want them >75 nmol/L but if there is any benefit to that it is only present in certain circumstances so it might not matter). If it is sunshine that's the...

Thanks for making a thread collecting all the different studies. I finally got around to annotating my genome data so I was thinking I'd look for SNPs that have shown up previously, but haven't had time to go looking for the studies. My lone data isn't worth a lot, but it's interesting for...

Sigh. I wonder how many types of CBT and/or different therapists one should try before deciding this isn't working.

I believe they mean "irritable bowel syndrome", it's often described as functional.

I'd wish more research on psychiatric disorders focused on more than the "merely psychological", it's not psychology that causes schizophrenics to have an average life span way below the healthy population. And in some cases patients physical health problems are not taken seriously for various...

I think of disrupted sleep as part of my PEM.

Healthy levels of vitamin D is a somewhat contested issue though, the only thing everyone agrees on is that levels >30nmol/L prevents rackets and osteomalacia. For effects not related to skeletal health there is much less agreement. Some (I'd say most if one looks at recommendations) say >50...

I would also like to point out that Wyller, in the Chronic fatigue following Ebstein Barr in Adolescents (CEBA) protocol, makes a point of having close connections with media so their results can be easily shared and spread. Or something to that effect, it could have been in the protocol sent to...