Yes, he does a lot of philosophizing while trying to portray it as being based in something more substantial. And it's not the honest or logical...
No major flaws that would be easy to attack, from what I recall.
They have had positive objective outcomes using Oxford, involving CPET scores. Hence Oxford itself is a substantial problem.
Exercise made me ridiculously hungry afterward. Might have been a pre-ME or mild-ME thing, however. I can have a similar problem now when I'm in...
A little hard to follow, but definitely interesting and useful in challenging the claimed efficacy of IAPT and similar treatment modalities....
Agreed - we're told it's fatigue, so I think we have a tendency to frame our symptoms in that context. I was fairly ambivalent about the use of...
To paraphrase: "Dozens, if not hundreds, of scientists disagree with everything me and my two buddies have said. But they are definitely wrong,...
... and patient representatives involved, of course? :rofl:
I'm assuming they haven't even attempted to cite to any sources for these claims (beyond other people hypothesizing).
I don't think that's a bizarre thing to worry about ... it's fairly common for patients to get abuse in return for asking for services. Most CFS...
Someone should tell ME-pedia that international conventions now oppose naming diseases after people. I don't see the point in debating the...
The Cochrane mental health group which has laid claim to ME/CFS reviews is one which was started by Simon Wessely, probably for that express...
Very clear and to the point. I also like that the demanded action is relatively mild and very reasonable. No one could rationally object to it:
But data is also available in the US, from the CDC and NIH. The vast majority of people in the US have never heard of NICE or the NHS, so it's...
Yeah, people offing themselves is one thing, but doing it to their kids is inexcusable :mad:
Anyone advocating these "treatments" should be in prison. And anyone stupid enough to force their children to ingest bleach or turpentine...
Ferritin can get high due to inflammation and/or certain medical conditions. It's probably a good one to have investigated further.
The impression I'm getting from browsing a variety of research into elevated lactate in the CSF is that it's due to a trigger (the disease, an...
I had a similar response from an assessor who interviewed me, when I needed a waiver from Dutch language testing to retain my residency. Home...
Basically the same symptoms, but apparently not the genetic cause. So perhaps an acquired form of a mitochondrial disease....
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