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Abstract Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) reactivation has been proposed as a driver of Long COVID (LC), but studies in well-characterized post-acute COVID-19 cohorts of individuals with and without Long COVID symptoms over a time course consistent with current case definitions of LC are limited. In a...

Background: Either high or low values of adenosine blood level (ABL) can differentiate some forms of neurally mediated syncope (NMS). A rapid method of measurement has recently been developed. The aim of the present study was: (1) to compare ABLs in an unselected population of consecutive...

@Wonko, yes CoQ10

I have low citric-acid cycle intermediates. Most important cofactors of this cycle are: iron, copper and OOQ10. A deficiency of the any of following factors may support the block of the citric acid cycle. Vitamin B1, B2, B3, lipoic acid, pantothenic , maganese and magnesium. Increasing...

They have trying to get funding from NIH for the maganese and copper w/o success RD: "Maganese needs to be digested and transported from the gut-->blood-->cell-->mitochondria. It can get blocked at any one of these levels. It's got to get into the mitochondria in order for it be functioning...

Preprint Abstract Importance: Reduced exercise capacity is commonly reported among individuals with Long COVID (LC). Cardiopulmonary exercise testing (CPET) is the gold-standard to measure exercise capacity to identify causes of exertional intolerance. Objectives: To estimate the effect of...

I wonder how this therapeutic will positively affect the brain.

I need meat protein. I've tried a macrobiotic diet for six weeks, but felt much better when I went back to eating meat again.

I'm wondering if temperatures for this type of therapy have to be that freezing cold in order to have positive benefits? Most ppl with autonomic issues feel better in cooler/colder temperatures.

I live in eastern Canada and a brisk 5 minute walk in mid January could render the same effects?

Could it have something to do with leptin resistance? I read something about this years ago.

What's new is old and what's old is new. That's the history of M.E as it stands.

"full container of clots"? Wouldn't that have killed someone if they had that many clots? Are they really clots or something else?

What were the eligibility criteria that determined these treatments for M.E?

Dr Nina Rzechorzek, MRC Clinician Scientist Fellow from the MRC Laboratory for Molecular Biology who led the study, said: “Using the most comprehensive exploration to date of normal human brain temperature, we’ve established ‘HEATWAVE’ – a 4D temperature map of the brain. This map provides an...

https://www.healthrising.org/blog/2022/06/12/bruce-patterson-conundrum-long-covid-chronic-fatigue-syndrome/

Meanwhile, extramural scientists not involved in RECOVER are finding other ways to fund research, because NIH has put out few additional requests for Long Covid work. Michael VanElzakker, a neuroscientist at Massachusetts General Hospital, was already using a rare, sophisticated brain scanner to...

Abstract Background People with Long Covid (Post-Acute Sequelae of Covid-19) describe multiple symptoms which vary between and within individuals over relatively short time intervals. We aimed to describe the real-time associations between different symptoms and between symptoms and physical...