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I see there was a specific option about CFS.

I can't access the full text at the moment. This is what a Google Scholar alert shows me:

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S002239991930666X#!

The most raw scores for the SF-36 are on a 20-point scale. If I recall correctly, 10-30. So subtract by 10 and multiply by 5 to get non-normalized scores.

So the prevalence would have been higher, looking at the other 2 criteria. Leonard Jason is interested in the sort of issues so I expect a breakdown of the data may be published in future papers.

So more people could have had symptoms such as the post-exertional malaise symptoms, but at a lower level of severity or frequency. ---

It's possible people who are more severely affected some or all of the time could have been missed due to the necessity to go to a hospital.

This is probably what one is looking for in many ME/CFS studies assessing fatigue. Lots of people in society can have a vague feeling of fatigue but one is looking for something that affects function.

A good thing about Leonard Jason is he doesn't “waste” lots of data. We’ll probably see 5-20 (?) more papers on this study.

I haven't looked at the update myself yet https://www.actionforme.org.uk/resources/our-publications/booklets/ https://www.actionforme.org.uk/uploads/pdfs/pacing-for-people-with-ME-Jan-2020.pdf ______________________ Moderator note: This post has been copied and posts discussing it moved to a...

Copied from this thread I haven't looked at the update myself yet https://www.actionforme.org.uk/resources/our-publications/booklets/ https://www.actionforme.org.uk/uploads/pdfs/pacing-for-people-with-ME-Jan-2020.pdf

CFS is listed explicitly in Table 4. Comorbid Diagnoses Though who knows what definition they use

"Complex Regional Pain Syndrome, Fibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: Psychological or Physical Diseases?" 7 Jan 2020 https://www.medicolegal-partners.com/2020/01/07/complex-regional-pain-syndrome-fibromyalgia-and-chronic-fatigue-syndrome-psychological-or-physical-diseases/

Gives percentages of those with CFS broken down by severity https://www.spotlightonresearch.com/health-science-research/kh2019 Free full text: https://www.spotlightonresearch.com/s/Howard-K-et-al-2019-xtxp.pdf

I just looked it up: there is 78mg per 100g. So hard to get a pharmacological-level dosage from lamb.

It found that the effect didn't work when they stop taking it, which is different from the effect not lasting. 3000 MG of l-carnitine made a substantial difference to me. I particularly noticed when I stopped taking it as one can adjust to improved function and forget how bad one was quite...

This was posted to a list I'm on, in case it is of interest to anyone:

Note: it also included the opinions of clinicians as well as researchers.

(copied from the ME Global Chronicle)