Well I've been listening to you guys with ME for 8 years now and what I have had seems to have the same basic pattern. It is also reminiscent of...
more or less
But isn't it that as well? I am now three weeks from starting Covid-19 (second bout). I am probably 2 weeks from severe symptoms and a week from...
I have been through it. It is pretty much what it says on the tin - very few treatments come out with high quality evidence on Cochrane reviews...
Going for the jugular there?
Absolutely not, because the BPS people have no evidence to make such claims - (other than where the NICE guideline is in fact at fault that is.)...
In the abstract yes, but I don't buy this as an excuse. The NICE committee had an ethical duty to produce a guideline based on reliable evidence...
But is that right? As far as I am aware clinical magnesium deficiency is largely limited to specific conditions where it will be expected - like...
I don't see it as a consequence. To repeat it as advice you have to think it merits repeating. Strain wasn't on the committee so I don't see that...
Not really. You wait until you are ready. Unless someone discovers how to get rid of LC symptoms, but that is another matter.
So who produces and funds Medscape? We seem to live in a world of predigested information served up 'on message' in line with nobody quite knows who.
I am wondering what 'Guidelines' is - who produces it and who funds it and what relation if any it has to NICE? I find this article quite...
If he had been ill and not eating much that might be relevant to a low folate level but I doubt it has anything to do with the Covid, or vice...
very much so
Ethnography is also a type of social research that involves examining the behaviour of the participants in a given social situation and...
Believing that people have the symptoms they have is a completely different thing from accepting causal explanations based on individual cases...
What with the ex-king of Spain and some of the Windsors, being royalty isn't necessarily something to be proud of these days!
I don't think medics would deny that odours can trigger symptoms. Nausea, streaming eyes and nose and all sorts of other things are symptoms...
This was the only agenda I was hearing at the Round Table.
About 20 people, now up to 37, testified in a closed Facebook group to exactly the same kind of symptoms: numbness, tingling, a feeling of fire in...
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