At the end of the article, there is a link to a talk given by the author Dr. Farhad Dalal in 2015 (it's not given a hyperlink on the Mad in America site).
It's 46 minutes long.
Disclaimer: I've not watched it!
Like most of you I have struggled with terminology & language used.
However I did find this via Self Hacked (admittedly not always the most reliable source, however you may find the explanations on leaky gut, endotoxins, LPS etc a useful starting point.)...
Interesting list of authors...
Anybody know more about Gerwyn Morris or Michael Maes?
On some of the quoted papers Morris is listed as a resident of Llanelli....(@JohnTheJack a near neighbour to you)
Also selection criteria for ME/CFS are not discussed anywhere nor the magic phrase PEM.
As a side note, I'veI've across quite a few people in my area are diagnosed as having ME/CFS but with psychological trigger such as a nervous breakdown rather than a viral or infectious one.
This paper...
The limitations section after the Discussion is worth noting. Throughout the paper "heterogeneous" crops up a lot. :)
Limitations
Evidence for the presence and characteristics of cognitive abnormalities in FNDs, FM and CFS is remarkably heterogeneous.
Sample sizes were usually small, and a...
*I understand that Sharpe (& Wessely) have set up Google alerts relating to their work, which is maybe why they are quick to respond on subjects like PACE and the colourful language they have used about patients in the past.
*PS Narcissistic personality disorder on Wikipedia
Dr Mark Guthridge of Monash University in Melbourne has given his thoughts on the possible use and results of giving Metformin to ME/CFS patients on Twitter.
They chime with reports on various forums given by Valentijn & others.
Like @Trish, I've been trying to understand AMPK signalling without causing instant brain fog. Found this video on YouTube, which has enlightened me slightly.
Out of many things AMPK does, it instructs cells to take in more glucose to make more ATP and to store less glucose as glycogen (in the...
From the discussion
"The important findings from this study are that, firstly, pharmacological activation of AMPK can improve glucose uptake in skeletal muscle cell cultures from patients with ME/CFS and secondly, cellular ATP content is significantly reduced in ME/CFS muscle cell cultures...
There's also a thread from AndyPandy who talks about their experiences withMetformin as a type 2 diabetic. They may be very different from people without Type 2 diabetes.
ME and Metformin
http://forums.phoenixrising.me/index.php?threads/me-and-metformin.47425/
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