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The NeBeT link doesn't work for me, but this one does: http://web.archive.org/web/20110729072406/http://www.nebet.co.uk:80/

I was about to say the same thing. Looking at that list made me rather nauseous.

Thankfully it's ticking along though. Jenny's reference above (the $1K leads to $25K number) is really powerful, and I hope that persuades a few more people to donate.

I think it's a drug to switch off the glucocorticoid receptor. She thinks that's where the problem is. I guess we'll soon see.

I'm afraid I don't know. It's been a while since she submitted everything. Maybe Craig is the person to ask?

I was too, but thought I might seem like a stickler.

Eurgh. I'm so glad they're getting rid of this.

Yes, she needs to be more accurate. The text beneath the video called him an associate, not author, but it was muddled in the video itself.

My thought was that it would tell people to pace and rest. CS made this point at our table, because there will also be clear-cut cases that haven't passed the 4-6 month 'chronic' stage that still need treatment. If people rest early, they may avoid further damage.

I stand corrected. It says it was published on the 30 June.

Is this an old video? I feel like I've seen it before. Since then, I think she has addressed the Wessely error. She has had to make the case to the GMC about why he should be included, I think, so someone obviously pointed out he wasn't an author. However, he was involved as a centre...

The CCC and ICC do make a nod to the need to cover both groups of patients by having the possibility of an ME (or ME/CFS) diagnosis, atypical ME and idiopathic chronic fatigue by simply fulfilling more or less of the same set of criteria. So if you lack one or two of the secondary criteria, it's...

I get this when I don't eat regularly. I have to eat three meals a day like clockwork. Sugar makes it worse.

Epsom salt baths definitely helped me with stiff muscles/pain/aches. But I still needed other treatments

It's a common tactic. I hear it all the time.

I don't think she is. She doesn't seem to like trans people at all. Scratch that: she doesn't seem to like people at all, full stop.

That's weird, because the Lightning Process certainly isn't recommended by NICE!

Thanks. I've contacted them about OHC and TCE too, as they're right down the road from me.

Yeah, writing for Spiked! says it all.

Yes, nasty stuff. It all makes sense now. Her 'evidence' was that other journos had written about it. I replied with links to Hansard detailing how the 'scientists' in question bully and discredit their opponents, resist proper debate and gloss over ties to the insurance industry. I needn't have...