This particular statistic can't be trusted. In 2003, when Cavanagh et al published it, the vast majority of researchers and doctors took it for granted that ME was a psychiatric condition. Just like at one time the vast majority of doctors and researchers believed women with MS were hysterical...
Can anyone translate? Does this mean
1) "Chronic illness is often explained with depression" ?
2) "Chronic illness is often explained by depression" ?
3) "Suicide is often explained with depression" ?
4) "Suicide is often explained by depression" ?
I hate it when I can't understand what is...
But not me.
I use as my yardstick the vaccinations I got as a child or young adult. I don't hear of outbreaks of (for example) diphtheria and whooping cough in the UK, and I was vaccinated against those.
Before Covid-19 the fastest development of a vaccine from beginning to end was the one...
Title : Covid-19 Vaccine Protocols Reveal That Trials Are Designed To Succeed
Link : https://www.forbes.com/sites/williamhaseltine/2020/09/23/covid-19-vaccine-protocols-reveal-that-trials-are-designed-to-succeed/
If this article is true then having a covid vaccine is unlikely to prevent...
Title : Police raid homes of French officials in coronavirus probe
Link : https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-health-coronavirus-france-probe/homes-of-french-health-minister-other-officials-raided-in-covid-19-probe-idUKKBN2701DL
Title : 'Long COVID' may affect multiple parts of body and mind, doctors say
Link : https://uk.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-long-covid/long-covid-may-affect-multiple-parts-of-body-and-mind-doctors-say-idUKKBN26Z3AB
Author : Kate Kelland [A cheerleader for BPS if I remember...
This is absolutely absurd.
One of the commonest effects of hypothyroidism is that sufferers develop severe indigestion and acid reflux. It is known amongst many patients on the thyroid forum I read that this is caused by reduced secretion of stomach acid. But before most of them find out the...
A problem with Covid testing that I've never seen mentioned before ...
Title : A Covid-19 Nasal Swab Test Punctured Woman's Brain Lining and Leaked Brain Fluid From Her Nose
Link ...
From post #1 in this thread :
So, the authors would approve of all medical information being wiped from the web, so that it could be put under the control of doctors? They don't like it when patients know as much as or more than them about the patient's own health problems?
So religions are trying to find more ways to brainwash the masses? That's very, VERY disturbing. As if there wasn't enough religious strife in the world as it is.
Interesting idea. My heart rate has been quite high for years - at least the last 10 - 12 years I would say. It isn't that uncommon for me to have a heart rate over 90, but these days I take a small dose of a beta blocker if it goes too high. For me, life with a high heart rate (100+) is...
Interestingly enough, Jo Daniels Twitter account seems to have been suspended.
Edit : Turns out that the Twitter account has been restricted by Daniels herself such that tweets can only be read by members "approved" by her.
When I click on the above link I get told the account has been...
I actually did well on low-dose (20mcg per night if I remember correctly) Amitriptyline for a short time. It reduced pain and improved my sleeping. Unfortunately, within a few weeks my heart rate shot up to 150 beats per minute. Tachycardia is a known side-effect of the drug which is listed in...
I had a look at the website for the journal the above paper came from and found this page which might be of interest to people.
https://translational-medicine.biomedcentral.com/articles/sections/illnesses-of-unknown-etiology
Like the medical belief in the four humours which originated with the Ancient Greeks, for example. That belief lasted for about 2000 years.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humorism#Four_humors
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