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    If ME/CFS research got £1 billion, what would stop it being wasted?

    if so many people here think that Chris Ponting is a good candidate who could significantly move ME/CFS field why not to do a crowdfunding campaign for him. I think it could bring 5 mil. Eur a year. We did it in the past with OMF, Lipkin, Rituximab and it worked. 5 mil. is not 1 billion but it´s...
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    Deep Sequencing of BCR Heavy Chain Repertoires in Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, 2025, Ryback et al

    I think the diseases which you mentioned are mostly not chronic. Do you think that it´s also possible in chronic diseases or how you call it different clinical presentation? Then would it be possible to treat them with the same treatment if we would find the cause?
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    Deep Sequencing of BCR Heavy Chain Repertoires in Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, 2025, Ryback et al

    you are right, I mix it because in my language it´s different :-)
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    Deep Sequencing of BCR Heavy Chain Repertoires in Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, 2025, Ryback et al

    Is it possible that the same cause can lead to different diseases and it depends on for example which system the cause hits in our body but also another way around that different causes can lead to the same disease? For example we have a tree with 3 branches. These 3 branches start from the...
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    SequenceME genetic study - from Oxford Nanopore Technologies, the University of Edinburgh and Action for ME

    If I understand correctly the saliva samples donated to DecodeME will be used for SequenceME study. How much time does it take sequencing of 10,000 participants and then to analyze the data?
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    Exhaustion in ME/CFS, what is it and what causes it - discussion thread

    I dont know if this will be usefull but from my 25 years observation (I have mild ME/CFS and I am ex profesional sportman): 1. the muscle weakness came immediately after getting ME/CFS (the problem with stamina, not strength) 2. the high heart rate came immediately after getting ME/CFS 3. why...
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    Thesis Muscle at Risk: How Physical Inactivity and Systemic Inflammation Affect Skeletal Muscle Health, 2024, Eggelbusch

    For me the biggest question regarding to our muscles is - we have strength but very bad stamina. I think this question has never been answered. I can do regurally an exercise but I will not improve my stamina too much. For example I tried to do daily push ups. At first I was able to do 10 push...
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    Alcohol Intolerance poll. Please do the poll even if your answer is no.

    Now when I read this thread I would say that it´s another kind of malaise, it´s different to feel poisoned but it´s also different to an ordinary ME/CFS malaise which I have every day. The question for me is if it´s something else than the normal hangover. It´s definetly stronger so we can have...
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    Alcohol Intolerance poll. Please do the poll even if your answer is no.

    I also used the term feeling poisoned the next day after drinking a bit more alcohol but I am not sure if it´s accurate. In my case it´s definitely something else than my "normal" PEM, I feel somehow destroyed, unwell, like after an accident with a truck but difficult to describe. Even the day...
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    Alcohol Intolerance poll. Please do the poll even if your answer is no.

    I put "worsened "hangover" effect the next day. Somehow poisoning but it´s difficult to describe it. I can drink glass of wine or a small beer. Sometimes I drink 2 beers but the next day I feel bad, I think it´s a bit different to a normal hangover. What is strange that if I am very exhausted...
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    Replicated blood-based biomarkers for Myalgic Encephalomyelitis not explicable by inactivity, 2024, Beentjes, Ponting et al

    At least in my case it doesnt fit together. The first 8 years I had a mild case of ME/CFS. I couldnt do sport anymore but I tried to walk a lot to keep my condition even if I was often very exhausted. My cholesterol level was always perfect but I had high level of triglycerides. Also my BMI was...
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    What does deconditioning look like? - ME/CFS Skeptic blog

    Here I also would ask the question. Are the patients who are deconditioned able to do 2 - 3 times more activities from one day to another day? I have ME/CFS for more than 20 years and I saw a lot of the same stories. Many patients didn´t know what´s wrong with them so they pushed themself...
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    2024: NIH National Institutes of Health - ME/CFS Symposium on Intramural study - 2 May

    I dont get this "lowered effort preference". I have ME/CFS since 2000. First 8 years I had full time job, I did sport (always felt terrible after), walked at least 6 thousand steps a day if it was 40 degrees or minus 20 outsides. Had hobbies, climbed 2 500 m hills one day, in the evening I...
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    Endothelial dysfunction in ME/CFS patients, 2023, Sandvik, Mella, Fluge et al

    In my case it was the same. When I got sich I was professional football player. After getting pneumonie (possibly mononucleosis) I have never recovered. I got immediately muscle weakness, felt strong lactic acid accumulation like never before, trembling of muscles, higher heart rate...this...
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    European ME Coalition:Press release: EU supports research on poorly understood diseases

    Do we know if there are ME organisations preparing a project for this opportunity?
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    The Occurrence of Hyperactivated Platelets and Fibrinaloid Microclots in ME/CFS, 2022, Nunes, Pretorius et al

    Will he try to check her work or the methods being used? Did he say what he thinks about?
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    Neurovascular Dysregulation and Acute Exercise Intolerance in ME/CFS: A Randomized, Placebo-Controlled Trial of Pyridostigmine, 2022, Systrom et al

    In my case I have always muscle weakness and lactate accumulation. If I push myself I still have muscle weakness, then very big lactate accumulation which start to be very unpleasant and I start to feel unwell. I think muscle weakness is part of being unwell. I have impression that muscle...
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    (2022) "Weʼre raising £16,000 to Continue Dr Geraghty's Vital ME/CFS Research"

    I really like these crowdfunding campaigns. I think we could use it more to get some money to our researchers and advocates.
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    United Kingdom: Action for ME (AfME) news

    I ask myself why ME/CFS researchers didnt do such a study already long time ago when there is a solid chance that it show us right direction. I know that it´s probably the question of money but I think if we put all our community together we could find money for such a study already long time ago.
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