Maybe it’s just me (just kidding, it clearly is just me) but I find your focus on "exercise” for your pubmed search curious. Care to expound upon...
Wow, 3000 papers. Sure sounds like a lot. I don’t know. That’s definitely more than I found via my pubmed search.
My response was to your suggestion that this could be so easily dismissed. I've shared the current Dx criteria which these patients met. The...
Agree that truth is a laudible goal but sometime folklore when unexamined begins to look like truth.
I'm not entirely clear on how you differentiate and which studies to which you are referring. Perhaps much of what is being dismissed is more...
I didn't raise the question about low activity levels causing low GH response to the GST. I provided the most up to date clinical guidance which...
First, with regards to GHD and this study, we are talking about four of eleven subjects/patients identified as hormonally deficient. Throw those...
That's already been suggested regarding fatigue. I can assure you that is not the case.
Is the interpretation less challenging if you presume that the most severe pituitary/hypothalamic damage might occur over a period of years (with...
Thirty subjects is a very small sample and thirteen severe ME/CFS patients even smaller. That said, identifiable and treatable hormonal...
De Bellis, Montoya, et al. found that GH and IGF-1 were significantly lower in Group 1A. Four (of 13) severe ME/CFS subjects were Dx'd with GHD...
That sort of significant shift in some aspect of a pt's ME Sx's and/or the severity of a symptom seems to be more common that is widely discussed....
This may already be underway. Keep in mind that these ME patients were screened for no prior endocrine diagnoses. They didn't have...
I am not familiar with any suitable alternatives. Dr. De Bellis is the worlds expert on this topic (go take a look on pubmed and at JCEM). One...
ALL Thirteen subjects with severe ME were found to have high APA and/or AHA antibodies. Eleven of those 13 had stimulation tests that were...
Not sure why you would think this has anything to do with the reasons this study hasn't been done before (I can assure you that it does not - JCEM...
Consider this from the recent APA AHA ME/CFS study by De Bellis and Montoya: "..., a viral aggression toward the CNS causing injury of brain...
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