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    Is ME a metabolic problem or a signalling problem?

    My physically-induced PEM had a consistent 24 hr delay. That fits with the rise in IFN-g that occurs after exertion. The IFN-g would trigger...
    Post by: Creekside, Sep 25, 2020 in forum: ME/CFS research news
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    Low-dose Naltrexone articles and experiences

    When I asked for some to try, my doctor was fine with prescribing it, because it's at such a low dosage that the chance of bad side effects was...
    Post by: Creekside, Sep 25, 2020 in forum: Drug and supplement treatments
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    Quantitative Electroencephalographic Assessment of ME/CFS. Support for a novel diagnostic protocol, 2019, Pellegrini. Student thesis.

    The question is: why is this not being used as a diagnostic tool for ME today? Lack of funding for proper development? I believe that glial...
    Post by: Creekside, Sep 25, 2020 in forum: ME/CFS research news
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    L-carnitine, tryptophane and d-ribose

    L-carnitine solved a problem I was having with fatty acids a few years ago. Fatty foods--and I think it was specifically the palmitic acid--made...
    Post by: Creekside, Mar 13, 2020 in forum: Drug and supplement treatments
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    New Scientist: Humans are cooling down so average body temperaturs is no longer 37 C

    That's good to know. I tried to find out what was supposed to be 'normal' and didn't find a definitive answer. When I'm feeling normal levels of...
    Post by: Creekside, Jan 10, 2020 in forum: Other health news and research
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    What is the course of your ME/CFS?

    It's hard to say whether my ME has gotten worse over time. There have been plenty of changes--new symptoms or sensitivities appearing, and...
    Post by: Creekside, Jan 10, 2020 in forum: Post-Exertional malaise and fatigue
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    Do ME symptoms fit with the faulty energy metabolism hypothesis?

    I like the concept of linked subsystems failing and affecting other subsystems. It could explain the gradual changes in my ME symptoms over the...
    Post by: Creekside, Jan 4, 2020 in forum: Post-Exertional malaise and fatigue
  8. Creekside
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    Do ME symptoms fit with the faulty energy metabolism hypothesis?

    I've gotten into the habit of including the (Cuminum cyminum) whenever I mention cumin, because there is confusion. The black cumin is frequently...
    Post by: Creekside, Jan 2, 2020 in forum: Post-Exertional malaise and fatigue
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    Tinnitus Poll : Making a distinction of subtypes

    I think my tinnitus started gradually sometime after my ME did (that was 2001). It might have been age rather than ME. I haven't noticed a...
    Post by: Creekside, Jan 1, 2020 in forum: Neurological/cognitive/vision
  10. Creekside
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    Do ME symptoms fit with the faulty energy metabolism hypothesis?

    Cumin works wonderfully for me. A level tsp of ground cumin blocks my physically-induced PEM completely for 3 days. I'm pretty sure I posted it...
    Post by: Creekside, Jan 1, 2020 in forum: Post-Exertional malaise and fatigue
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    Review: IDO activation, inflammation and musculoskeletal disease, 2019, Ogbechi et al

    >'The initial enzyme, indoleamine 2,3-dioxygenase (IDO1) is induced by IFNγ, while tryptophan-2,3-dioxygenase (TDO) is induced by...
    Post by: Creekside, Jan 1, 2020 in forum: Other health news and research
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    Do ME symptoms fit with the faulty energy metabolism hypothesis?

    My PEM seems totally neurological: primarily lethargy and malaise. I don't suffer from physical problems. I'm sure my muscles could manage a...
    Post by: Creekside, Dec 31, 2019 in forum: Post-Exertional malaise and fatigue
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    PEM for those who are, or were, mild sufferers, how would you describe it?

    For me, PEM is a general worsening of my ME symptoms. My physically-induced PEM has a consistent delay of 24 hrs and lasts for hours (hard to...
    Post by: Creekside, Dec 31, 2019 in forum: Post-Exertional malaise and fatigue
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    Pain in ME–what helps you and what can I do?

    LDN (low-dosage naltrexone) worked very well for my neuropathic muscle aches (which went away eventually). Acupuncture also worked for that, but...
    Post by: Creekside, Dec 31, 2019 in forum: Post-Exertional malaise and fatigue
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    How to explain the 'fatigue' of ME/CFS to non-sufferers - comparisons they could understand

    My first sign of ME was the feeling that I was coming down with a flu: achey, the feeling that if I bumped into anything I'd feel pain all over....
    Post by: Creekside, Dec 31, 2019 in forum: Post-Exertional malaise and fatigue
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    Does existing science sufficiently demonstrate that exertion is the correct focus concept?

    Late to the discussion, but I think there's confusion between PEM and crashes or other worsening of symptoms. We don't have a proper, verifiable...
    Post by: Creekside, Dec 31, 2019 in forum: Post-Exertional malaise and fatigue
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