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I can’t remember all the details of the Jerome Bourne (sp??) article but skimming down it, it looks very similar, with nothing new?

By the same logic, it would seem like we shouldn't link Epstein Barr Virus or other infections with ME/CFS. Separating ME/CFS from infectious onset seems a very risky road to go down as it makes biopsychosocial/psychological theories more likely to be posited, it would seem. Nor does it seem a...

I swam for most of the first five years when I was mildly affected but undiagnosed. I eventually got up to 1000 metres four times a week (or 6 miles/10 km cycling) which I kept up religiously for over a year (getting my exercise was pretty much the most important thing in my life). Anyway, I...

Note that acetyl l-carnitine and l-carnitine are not necessarily the same. I have read before that acetyl l-carnitine acts more on the brain. This study would seem to bear this out. I read somewhere that propionylcarnitine is more similar to l-carnitine than acetyl l-carnitine. *In case this...

Source: UK House of Commons Date: January 14, 2021 WebTV: https://parliamentlive.tv/Search?Keywords=Covid&Start=14/01/2021&End=14/01/2021 [Debate]

Station: Planet Hits Radio Manchester Date: January 15, 2021 WebRadio: https://planetradio.co.uk/hits-radio/manchester/news/greater-manchester-scientist-warns-of-long-covid-epidemic/ Item: Raymond Perrin

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She’s a doctor with long Covid

Just to point out that there has been a trial of L-carnitine for CFS. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9018019/ Though the abstract doesn't mention it, it used a dosage of 3000 mg/day. This is a larger dose than is usually recommended on product packaging.

So it appears she may be claiming that a patient wanted her to promote graded exercise therapy and criticise critics of the PACE Trial etc. to a mixed audience including some people who might believe her. Doesn't seem that likely.

Some mentions of ME

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