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There is a theory that people with ME are suffering the reaction to an infection long after the infection is gone. The few viruses would tie-in with this.

Correlation is not causation. :facepalm: <Imagine this emoji 10 time bigger.

I didn’t know fluoroquinolones caused psychiatric and sensory disturbances along with the physical problems. :arghh: Why on earth are they still allowed to sell them.

It's past my bedtime, so I will leave this for another day. I would think that the only way you would know that you COULD be sensitized is if you HAD been sensitized. So I would say the essential question is if you HAVE been sensitized. Odd way to state it, though. Just add to the confusion -...

Good for you! :thumbup: It would be even more entertaining if we could get each to sue the other. :D :emoji_popcorn:

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At least she refers to serious exhaustion and not fatigue.

I'm glad that someone is viewing energy broadly. I hope that it leads to a better understanding of ME/CFS.

I'm glad that someone is viewing energy broadly. I hope that it leads to a better understanding of ME/CFS.

Thinking of Bob here in the US Central Time zone. Remembering all that he did for us. Mourning our great loss.

It is called Curamin. It contains curcumin and some other things. It is made by Terry Naturally. I have no idea if it is available in the U.K. It is very good for inflammation. I don't know how much it would help non-inflammatory pain. I think it is supposed to.

How horrifying! :emoji_astonished: There is a lot more than cereal he could eat - donuts, danishes, bear claws, long johns, and all sorts of prepackaged breakfast pastries (s.a. Pop Tarts, in this country). A veritable smorgasbord of starch and fat! :rolleyes:

Nor will most physicians recommend them. I have a herniated disc. I get a lot of relief from an anti-imflammitory pain med/supplement that I get at the "health-food" store. I seriously think that I would be back of opioids by now if I hadn't found it. ETA: There is no way CBT would work for a...

@Kalliope, would you put it link to the OMF website, as well as the Facebook link? That would help the brain-fogged members who are not on Facebook, which I am guessing will be more of us.

I'll let you try that out and tell me how it goes. ;) We have cookies similar to that, but no jam. I guess that means we are deprived. :grumpy:

I really hope that wagon wheels are some kind of biscuit. :D I thing custard would make toast rather soggy. I prefer to eat mine separately.

That's me - low T3, normal THS. Because it is likely a consequence rather than a cause, my doctor will give me only a small dose (3 x 5 mg) of supplemental T3. Initially it was only 2, but I managed to talk her into 3. It helps a little.

I sometimes hear The Inquiry on BBC World Service. I haven't heard that episode, but maybe it hasn't aired here yet. ... I see that it runs on Friday night here. I hope that one is on this Friday and not last Friday.

You have my sympathy on that one. :eek: :hug: Could it hurt? Maybe ask your neurologist.

I'll bet the 2 who 'disagreed a lot' were the 2 patients.