According to other patients, the feeling depends on the Amp - you don’t feel it if it’s low enough. I can’t find the Amp figures in this study,...
It’s the same in Norway. They talk about how people’s values have changed for the negative, and that some people are ‘hunting’ for a diagnosis....
Duh.. I saw 14+14, and didn’t connect it with n=29 from the first part. Thanks!
Apparently, APOE-ε4 is tied to a higher risk of Alzheimers.
Discussed here: https://www.s4me.info/threads/noninvasive-vagus-nerve-stimulation-in-postural-tachycardia-syndrome-2023-stavrakis-et-al.36968/
I can only speculate, but I can imagine that the right frequency could be tied to the physical properties of the nervous system? I’m not sure if...
I had not considered the pressure! Might still be worth trying them due to the low cost - maybe they are of use in a niche scenario..
It might be that this study stumbled upon a sweet spot of 20 Hz with a 1-ms duration? I have not read the VNS thread yet.
Ah, the usual issue. I wouldn’t put it past them to claim that ME/CFS is something you recover from, and that if you don’t recover, you’ve got...
This is their source for ‘pacing’ - it’s GET:...
It would be interesting to see why the first part included 29 with PACS, but only 14 in the exercise.
I read that post as saying that they changed the ME/CFS diagnosis to FSD. Not that they changed it when they didn’t recover from ME/CFS. I’m using...
Saw this recommendation in another group: industrial earmuffs! 33-34 dB reduction, and very cheap compared to headsets....
Obvious strawman in the first part - all we’re saying is that emotions, thought and social interactions don’t cause ME/CFS. Last one is pure...
I just use the translate function in google chrome - it has gotten pretty accurate. But I can’t translate the images with their reply.
@mango I’m terrible at reading Swedish. What does ‘Jäv saknas’ mean? It’s at the end of their reply.
Ethical approval probably depends on the type of change. Reporting and explaining in publications should be mandatory.
They did not measure symptoms related to POT, which is a shame. It’s surprising that the changes lasted for so long.
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Absolutely! I’m just puzzled by the initial reduction in activity and the willingness to go back to a lower level of activity. She seems to...
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