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Long before i was diagnosed and i was "mild" i wondered like hell why exercise made me not sleep any better and seemed to be worse (sleep was worse, ME/CFS was getting worse but slowly at the time). Never got an answer of course... :emoji_face_palm:

Thats the basic idea

Idea good, will do (not sure if i can add it to this thread or need to start a new one, i will try). Edit: Poll added, thanks

Magazine, what an interesting idea.

With a Capital C :dead:

Now this is a great talking point i want to see in an article referencing PACErs.

She looks so happy about that slide... :emoji_face_palm:

I know this episode (and all the others) well. I like the writer having ME, thats very clever :eek: Also "Night Terrors" is a good one where they have no REM sleep and start losing their minds is a good one.

That reminds me, the headaches from the first few hours after waking up i used to get are reduced by methylfolate and B12, according to a few studies this reduces homocysteine levels in the CSF. No proof this causes the headaches but it either is or is a coincidence or a parallel/comorbid mechanism.

Its not interesting, its to be expected, he is willing to lie, throw anyone under the bus, do anything he has to to defend himself. From doublethink, contradictory statements, admissions he promptly "forgets" and so on to get through a particular situation then change his story to get through...

Not quite, i am a bit better usually when i am caught up on PEM and mental exertion, but not great, my best day would be crap for a on ME/CFS person.

This is probably by design, if you can get a population that responds to a therapy into a trial with people who don't then you raise the responder curve. "Science" by intentional, hidden in plain sight fraud :emoji_face_palm:

I have this issue as well, though i cannot get by on 8 hours, i will crash and sleep 12-16 hours in a few days to a week so i have never been able to figure out if 8 hours will keep my body clock stable or not.

Fair enough, but if we can get an ad that we produce on air then we control the vertical and the horizontal (i think that was a punch line from an old TV show)

Very true, though zombie ideas are hard to kill, politicians depend on zombies for example and achieve great 'success'

I once saw a sign that said open 25 hours. I don't know if it meant a day, week, year, lifetime :D

@dave30th Thanks for visiting Alem, we owe you (yet another) one

https://www.vox.com/science-and-health/2018/5/7/17314716/lyme-disease-vaccine-history-effectiveness

I don't know, it does often take money to make money but i have no idea what a Canadian TV commercial costs. Maybe a facebook ad instead, newspapers are not as influential these days though trump did put one out when he wanted his way not long before he was elected. Perhaps my idea will inspire...

Thats the thing, coincidence doesn't make causation, or i should say correlation is not causation even if they want to believe it is.