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    Frontiers review - Chronotropic incompetence an overlooked determinant of symptoms and activity limitation in ME/CFS (prov. 2019) Davenport et al

    chronotropic incompetence = inability to raise heart rate Heart rate: 40 - 60 (+50 %) = mecfs 60 - 140 (+230 %) = controls VO2 oxygen uptake: 200 - 1400 (+ 7x) = mecfs 300 - 1900 (+ 6x) = controls why didnt they force the mecfs to go to the "predicted heart rate max" ? what would happen ?
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    Study evaluating NICE, Oxford, and Fukuda prevalence

    which criteria do you (this community) accept as valid/true - criteria for mecfs / seid - criteria for PEM another question: has anyone on this forum been diagnosed with cfs me seid according to the NICE criteria ? perhaps we could have a poll ... with the criteria and the values we got...
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    Cognitive and behavioural responses to symptoms in adolescents with CFS: A case-control study nested within a cohort, 2019, Loades et al

    + healthy controls + healthy and sedentary controls (couch potatoes) + depressed + psychotics/schizophrenics + addiction patients a (alcohol, drugs, games) + rheuma/arterio / pain patients + heart disease + cancer patients + others ... perhaps the rest of the hospital, staff and patients
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    Cognitive and behavioural responses to symptoms in adolescents with CFS: A case-control study nested within a cohort, 2019, Loades et al

    this would be so easy to (dis)prove with a proper study: 6 weeks (GET and CBT and REST) for moderate and severe patients (while hospitalized) taking mental and physical status daily ? ? ?
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    New Scientist: Probiotics are mostly useless and can actually hurt you

    would you remember, what probiotic caused the swellling of hand and leg ? how long did you take it before that happened ? when your leg swell, was it only the lower half or tigh too ? how long did it take until the leg/hand went back to normal ? and the migraine ... was there any specific...
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    Havana Syndrome: U.S. and Canadian diplomats targeted with possible weapon causing brain injury and neurological symptoms

    there is no reason why military research should stop at sonic, acoustic, wave or any other weapons technology. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonic_weapon perhaps the only odd thing was, that cuba and china seemed to test them on foreign embassies or so. there, these incidents happened, faik.
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    ME/CFS International Research Symposium, March 2019, Australia

    @lansbergen you mean, there is an invader and the immune system tries to fight that with producing endogenous hydrogen peroxide. 1) what invader could that be, that even resists high doses of hydrogen peroxide ? 2) why do you think its hydrogen peroxide ? the body could perhaps produce other...
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    I was diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disease called "Relapsing Polychondritis"

    i have hla dr4, but dont know sjoegrens atm my nose looks similar @Pibee i had a sunburn on the nose in november. its still there. had some "sunburn" on the chest for perhaps 15 years... otherwise, sunburns may turn into freckled skin.
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    ME/CFS International Research Symposium, March 2019, Australia

    1) suramin in micro dose (currently developed as pill by naviaux 2) copaxone (IM, very expensive) 3) NEW SS31 ELAMIPRETIDE elamipretide was developed for https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitochondrial_myopathy some symptoms of mitochondrial myopathy: * lactate problems, epilepsy, ptosis, hearing...
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    The prevalence and impact of psychoneuroimmunological factors in ME/CFS: Effects and mechanisms of ACT (2019) Olsson et al.

    would it be possible, that this forum develops a questionaire ... ? absolutely not to "prove" or disprove anything, but really to get as many data together as possible.. e.g. to better define PEM, pain, various symptoms like starting out with the main complaints (e.g. known things like...
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    An Hour of Light and Sound a Day Might Keep Alzheimer’s at Bay

    sounds like my "tinnitus"-thing... :) there is another interesting article, how they found out about AD-frequency (2018) https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-018-02391-6 but .. the engineered AD mice are not perfect matches to human AD (though, it seems the frequencies indeed help in humans)...
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    An Hour of Light and Sound a Day Might Keep Alzheimer’s at Bay

    sorry to hear ;) @Wonko i dont know what it sounds or may cause since i dont hear anything at 40hz im "moderate neurosensory hearing loss"
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    An Hour of Light and Sound a Day Might Keep Alzheimer’s at Bay

    @Wonko you think, 40hz lights on youtube are not played on the laptop with 40hz ? im searching for a light bulb with this flicker frequency ... "light therapy", possibly
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    An Hour of Light and Sound a Day Might Keep Alzheimer’s at Bay

    to find out if you can hear 40 hz at all ... ... perhaps some AD patients may not hear much at those low frequencies, and thats why they use flickering LIGHT-40hz to activate it? wondering, if 40hz-light-flicker-therapy may restore a neurosenso-hearing-fail at 40hz... ? on youtube they have a...
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    An Hour of Light and Sound a Day Might Keep Alzheimer’s at Bay

    Accelerated Learning | Gamma Waves for Focus, Concentration, Memory | Monaural Beats | Focus Music 40 Hz Gamma Monaural Beats 40hz per second flashing Alzheimer's disease light therapy
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    An Hour of Light and Sound a Day Might Keep Alzheimer’s at Bay

    ... external stimuli ...vestibular system ... ? does this frequency "loss" have something to do with unexplained hearing loss ? after googling it seems a stupid question: would it be possible to display the hz-frequencies in youtube-music ?
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    An Hour of Light and Sound a Day Might Keep Alzheimer’s at Bay

    40 hz is called "Gamma Band" (Neural Stimulation) https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6130417/ 5 - 9 Hz - brown note 30 hz - parkinson https://www.apa.org/monitor/2013/11/music https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20037223 40 hz - alzheimers...
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    Is it true that more than half of medical consultations are for MUS? A look at the evidence.

    but she argues... ... then indeed 50% of patients to clinics are MUS according to the probably top notch harvard database uptodate 1) why, was the 30y old kroenke paper cited when the recent intl harvard data confirm its 50%? 2) is this kroenke paper stored in the uptodate-database at all? 3)...
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    Do you get post-exertional malaise from being outdoors?

    ozone therapy bypasses the gut, i understand. there are aerobic and anaerobic bacteria. PEM could originate in the gut. this could explain the immediate and delayed onset. the question: why does exercise (oxygen exposure) not have such a overwhelmingly negative and lasting impact on other ppls...
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