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  1. Sean

    Opinion What are the top replicated ME/CFS findings?

    @DMissa Might be worth starting a dedicated thread for that. :thumbup:
  2. Sean

    Australia: National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC): Development of ME/CFS guidelines

    Ultimately, the UK altered its NICE guidelines in 2021 to specifically recommend that people with mild to moderate CFS not be offered graded exercise therapy – going directly against the 2015 Cochrane recommendation. Not just NICE going against Cochrane and GET. Getting exercise guidelines for...
  3. Sean

    Cochrane review withdrawn : Pharmacological treatments for chronic fatigue syndrome in adults

    Any doubts left about how utterly broken and corrupted Cochrane is on ME/CFS?
  4. Sean

    Genetic association study in myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) identifies several potential risk loci, 2022,Hajdarevic et al

    I will take whatever legit clues we can find, however apparently small their influence may appear to be. They might be the smallest of cracks in understanding but (competent) scientists can use them to lead to a much greater understanding. For example, the Lamb shift in physics. It was a tiny...
  5. Sean

    PEM discussion thread - post-exertional malaise

    The lowering of the threshold is an important factor. –––––– The sometimes extreme loss of function via PEM may or may not be classed as a symptom. But that it happens, and how seriously it affects basic operating capacity in daily life, is a very important thing to get the world to understand.
  6. Sean

    Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) - articles, social media and discussion

    At this stage there is no possibility left that they are merely incurious, ignorant, or incompetent. That excuse simply does not exist.
  7. Sean

    PEM discussion thread - post-exertional malaise

    Suggested: and can and usually does result in compromised or lost function. Is it worth adding something about the further reduction or loss of function during PEM usually being temporary*, but it could be made semi-permanent/permanent by inappropriate management? *Given no further...
  8. Sean

    [UK] A proposal for an ME/CFS, Long Covid, and Post-Infectious Disease research platform

    That boat has long since sailed. They have been trying to drag diseases of all kinds into their bailiwick, portraying all medical conditions as having at least a secondary psychosomatic component/overlay. IIRC, that has been Chalder's focus in recent years. All roads lead to psychosomatosis...
  9. Sean

    Crowdfunding for David Tuller during April 2025

    That is a relief. I was wondering if it was an all-or-nothing arrangement, or could be done pro-rata. :thumbsup:
  10. Sean

    "Doctors as Patients" documentary Anil van der Zee

    You could copy and paste the whole transcript into a plain text file, then upload that to the forum as an attachment.
  11. Sean

    Psychosocial Nursing Diagnoses of Individuals With Myalgic Encephalomyelitis-Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: A Descriptive Study, 2025, Oter-Quintana et al

    They are clearly doing everything they can to avoid even properly acknowledging, let alone robustly and honestly testing the obvious alternative. Blame Shifting 101 This The alleged "internalizing psychology".
  12. Sean

    Data is not available upon request Hussey

    Raw data, and methodology.
  13. Sean

    Coping with heat

    Poor thermal regulation is a problem. Get an old thick jacket, denim is good. Soak it in water, squeeze it out so it is not dripping too much. Put it on and sit near a fan or breeze. Works well for keeping core temp down, especially if you don't move about much. I removed the sleeves from mine...
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    Crowdfunding for David Tuller during April 2025

    I have been wondering if the updates by the Berkely site on the total amount are being unusually delayed. Seems to have been quite stagnant/slow for a few days. Though in the US and UK at least money is even tighter now for the average patient.
  15. Sean

    Opinion What are the top replicated ME/CFS findings?

    And that is the the most generous possible interpretation.
  16. Sean

    News from the USA, United States of America

    Well, yes. Of course medicos need to communicate clearly. But the problem isn't so much miscommunication, as that what they are communicating, explicitly and implicitly, is unevidenced garbage, or simply disinterest and sometimes outright hostility.
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