It’s very clear that this means psychology..
It’s not like the advice already is to do as much as you can without getting PEM..
If you don’t define it properly it will continue to include a mishmash of different things.. DecodeME showed that it’s possible to properly identify a cohort for...
It was a metabolic study run by Melbourne university. To be in the study you had to have primary mood or anxiety ruled out. That is why Ranjit was involved.
One of the contact persons is Dr Ranjit Menon, a psychiatrist who specializes in mood and anxiety disorders, Sports and exercise psychiatry.
I'm herxing already.
The term herxing has been used for decades by ME/CFS patients. It has been used for every type of response, from taking supplements to medications, social media encourages people to continue the treatments b/c 'something' apparently is 'dying off'.
An immune response if not the same as...
The term herxing comes from Lyme-patients I think. It's used to describe symptoms flaring from excessive die-off of Lyme-spyrochetes during treatment. As for the scientific basis of all of it I don't know, but I know it's used in that context.
I did a quick search for "herxing" on this site and our colleague site. Just a few hits here, mostly in relation to (feisty) historic discussion about some near-fatalities with the Marshall protocol. Lots of hits on PR. I wonder whether the term "herxing" has been more broadly adopted by...
...nature of Benicar anad Minocycline, my symptoms progressively become worse and worse. I was constantly told that this was just 'herxing' and that it was a good thing. Finally my health wasa so bad (almost got carted off to ER) that I had to stop only to find out that when I went off the...
I think you are right, but also that Lyme is the overall most common infection to cause "Herxing".
To not take the thread too much off topic, I should add that all symptoms of both ME and Lyme, including symptoms from low blood volyme and OI, were gone for four months after I had had 12 weeks...
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