Yes that one's popular in harry potter too.
Trish, you should know better! :emoji_wink:Characters in Harry Potter are several times described as laughing mirthlessly. E.g. "‘He’s got Dark...
Ooh I love debunked psychology
How could someone do such a bad study (I'm referring to both the design and the conclusions which they drew). These people surely have a science...
The documentary was boring and they've become more fed up of their pain whilst watching it. Edit: just realised they are healthy patients. OK, so...
No control participants...
Wouldn't you expect living autistic people to then show immune abnormalities in the blood?
What did these people die of?
Brilliant list. I would add to that: any pre-existing mental health problems becoming worse
Is that specifically a problem with having an upright MRI, or is that related to the exertion of going to the testing centre and having to sit...
Sorry to be annoying but can you evidence this statement please?
To be honest, when I was mild I didn't really have PEM. I mean I could feel worse if I tired myself out but it didn't function like PEM. It sort...
According to that study, we should also avoid eating herring and mackerel. Edit: just read it properly. They're only advising to avoid fish oil...
Sure, but cyclophosphamide is a naaaaasty drug. Obviously if it was found to help people then people would be free to decide whether the benefits...
The Guardian have a series of perspectives from healthcare professionals. https://www.theguardian.com/society/series/blood-sweat-and-tears
I am sure some autistic people must have at some point received cyclophosphamide as a cancer treatment. Did it change their autism? If it did, we...
And that's not even getting started on the questionable scientific validity of mouse autism studies like this...
The autistic community kinda has the opposite problem as the ME community. The vast majority of autistic people [or rather, of the autistic people...
Taking anti inflammatory drugs such as ibuprofen has never made me less autistic... (Edit: I wasn't taking them in an attempt to be less autistic!...
Are you sending this as a reply to her? It's a great response.
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