A really good point about the neurons.
Something that's been on my mind is how a trapped cell would be passed down during mitosis? Would the daughter cells inherit this problem? As we...
I had the worst crash of my life when on prednisolone. But!!! I was also prescribed an extremely high dose of calcium supplementation while on...
Interesting.. I did read that TPH2 was statistically significant in development of ME/CFS. TPH1/TPH2 is responsible for || Trypophan + TPH1/TPH2...
"The draft guidelines were predicted to stop the use of GET and limit the use of CBT which have served most chronic fatigue syndrome/ME clinicians...
Merged thread Coronavirus: Twelve weeks on I can't kick Covid exhaustion Little do people know, that this 12 weeks could turn into 12 years.......
My guess is that they are supplementing it based on the theory that kynurenine would be low in patients if Dr Phair's IDO2 metabolic trap...
I think it's fair to say that funding tends to correlate with disease mortality rates.
I think it's very important that researchers are careful about who they use to sample. They have to be 100% certain they have the disease.....
It's an interesting idea and I heard Ron Davies talking about this. There are alot of patients who are fed by tube or w.e as they're too sick to...
I had a gadolinium contrast for an MRI in about... 2014 (ish). I instantly had an allergic reaction and they had to abandon the test and take me...
Yeah, looks that way. I thought the below comment was quite vocal. "After a diagnosis of CFS/ME is made using the MES test, patients are...
I'm being pedantic but the title "Can you reshape your brain's response to pain?" doesn't make sense. The brain doesn't respond to pain, it...
All patients that Robert Phair examined had either a damaging mutiation in IDO2 (typtophan pathway) or tyrosine hydroxylase (tyrosine pathway)....
Yes!! that and some crutches. :thumbup:
I'm unsure if there is an official criteria but I found this definition: With the current evidence for ME/CFS, I can see the justification to...
Not sure if it's been shared or seen by any of you, but Ron Davis has summarized where they are, regarding the topic of this thread. [MEDIA]
Well done to all and a massive thanks to those that donated.
Definitely not. Some things are just worth it. :emoji_sweat_smile::emoji_sweat_smile:
Simon Wessely, a psychiatrist at King’s College London’s Institute of Psychiatry, said "The (first) issue is, can any biomarker distinguish CFS...
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