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I'm pretty sure that the subtext of searching for "perfectionism" in ME/CFS is really based on the idea that patients are regarding minor limitations in their physical function as "imperfections" that are dwelt on too much - thus preventing the patient from "adapting" to them, rehabilitating...

Well, one thing I've noticed is that when the veins in my wrists can no longer be discerned, my blood pressure is significantly higher than when those veins are prominent.

I'm pretty sure that this report is from 2015. Although it is only dated "Tue, Feb 10", 2/10/18 was a Saturday, but 2/10/2015 was a Tuesday - and was the day the IOM report was released. The report also talks as though the IOM report has just been released. Still, an interesting look back. I...

Fascinating stuff! Here is a thread that shows how people can help support Llewellyn King's work on "ME/CFS Alert." https://www.s4me.info/threads/an-appeal-for-help-with-llewellyn-kings-me-cfs-alert-videos.2487/

In the teleconference, Dr. Lipkin said this: [From the NIH transcript] By "the findings that came out of UC San Diego" I assume he's referring to Dr. Naviaux's metabolomics study that resulted in this paper in 2016. Metabolic features of chronic fatigue syndrome

Well, it's good to see that his views are unbiased by personal experience, unlike like some of those pesky members of the IOM panel. :rolleyes:

I can't decide if it's more like "Altered States" (1980), where other modes of consciousness actually can rearrange your molecules... ...or maybe it's more like a World of Pure Imagination. But I always defer to a Higher Authority....

I tend to get tinnitus about twice a year, in late spring and early fall. It usually only lasts a week or two. Sometimes, it lasts somewhat longer. Because of the pattern, I think it must be related to allergies. It "sounds" like a very high pitched sine wave (~7 kHz). It's usually only in one...