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interesting that it could be mitochondrial. i have many esophagus issues, but don't know what causes them. i have been assuming that one was caused by a gastroscopy biopsy that did not heal [it started right after it], and most are caused by vagus nerve issues. but that could be wrong. are...

the internet archive had no current or previous version, so i told it to save it. [i had wanted to diff today's version. perhaps we will be able to diff it in the future now. but of course we should all be saving both good and bad webpages offline also whenever possible.] thank you to all of...

combining a few ideas: #IDonatedToActualScience even though it's investigative reporting we're talking about for crowdfunding :] === ETA: i donated FOR actual science would clearly cover david's crowdfunding

interesting juxtaposition.

at one point i collected a list of fallacies in papers and lectures etc. before pace. i only looked at a few [such as the "one or many?" angels on heads of pins papers around 1999 or so and some common lectures]. for example, equivocation fallacy [using a word with one meaning in one place and...

Eating much less fiber seems to help. A commercial organic chicken broth with salt and ginger might be helping a little. gastroparesis started with ldn. i wonder what the effect of h2 blockers is, positive or negative. i didn't know that ppi's were used. aren't those a bit risky? not that...

i'd like to see an article focusing directly on the militancy narrative in a thoughtful, influential magazine. slate, or new york times magazine, or whatever. perhaps in the usa, where it is more out of reach. smc handing the reporter the story, the sex offender smear, the foia tribunal...

idk any details. parts of WHO and UN are very much worth engaging with. we have not explored enough of this to my knowledge. but i don't trust afme. [i refuse for us to assume an entity turned over a new leaf before having seen what was underneath the old leaf and what is underneath the new...

@Kalliope: brilliant. imo we can have more than one. not nec at same time. one for @dave30th is the most urgent. #MyalgicEncephaloAccuracy? [not that anybody can spell that.] #ActualScience could work with the science reform movement. i want something like #IStandWithPWME for the long...

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/29601945 > In this adverse microenvironment synovial cells adapt to generate energy and switch their cell metabolism from a resting regulatory state to a highly metabolically active state which allows them to produce essential building blocks to support their...

> While I understand that trust in the charity remains an issue for some, I strongly refute the statements I have seen about individual researchers having any role, including a decision-making one, in the charity it seems pwme do not fully know who/what donates or effectively controls afme?

didn't read but does this square with ron davis not finding viruses? are any of these phages?

i think this might contradict or clarify the recent reports that anticholinergics including ibuprofen are correlated with dementia.

interesting. is this known in medicine? what parts of a cbc/cmp require knowledge of blood volume to interpret correctly? ignorant questions: can drinking a lot [maybe salt too?] before blood tests help this particular problem? when does homeostasis kick in?

I tried low-dose naltrexone (LDN) for a month, but had several episodes of prolonged severe nausea, vomiting, delayed gastric emptying, sweating, diarrhea, and worse IBS. In one episode, I needed to vomit for something like 7 hours but could not. Strange regurgitating, but no vomit. When...

tipping point: "the time at which a change ... cannot be stopped". i find that optimistic. we need hard slogging. many victories alem-scale and larger. and then we achieve a tenuous beachhead, like omaha. and then we have to break through. and so on.

> Patients undergoing allergen-specific IT receive 100 to 500 times more injected aluminum over 3 to 5 years, compared with hepatitis B and human papillomavirus vaccine recipients. this sounds like a potential concern for those who have been injected with a lot of allergy shots, if aluminum...

ugh, 6 pages of discord? > The CAA were poorly thought of for years in a way not dissimilar to AfME and then suddenly, voila! [real, not rhetorical] is it just myself who missed the full, transparent account of the "suddenly" part? that part of history i think needs to be full and transparent...

fundamental attribution error, perhaps? http://changingminds.org/explanations/theories/fundamental_attribution_error.htm btw the site has some potentially useful stuff. === [more specifically, i wonder if what you are referring to could be outlined roughly like this:] 1) exploitation of...

newcomers might want to know that afme did things like support pace. newcomers might want to know that meaction.net is 100% unrelated.