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    Video, Emerge Symposium 2019: Dr Paul Fisher, Specific Mitochondrial Respiratory Defects & Compensatory Changes in ME/CFS Patient Cells

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lymphoblast
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    Video, Emerge Symposium 2019: Dr Paul Fisher, Specific Mitochondrial Respiratory Defects & Compensatory Changes in ME/CFS Patient Cells

    And pushing through to a point systems can not proper function anymore.
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    Video, Emerge Symposium 2019: Dr Paul Fisher, Specific Mitochondrial Respiratory Defects & Compensatory Changes in ME/CFS Patient Cells

    Thats what I thought but many (inclusive nobel prize winners) say this one has not.
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    Video, Emerge Symposium 2019: Dr Paul Fisher, Specific Mitochondrial Respiratory Defects & Compensatory Changes in ME/CFS Patient Cells

    They are still fighting over weather the pathogen I suspect has genetic material. Nobody disputs a misfolded protein is part of it.
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    Video, Emerge Symposium 2019: Dr Paul Fisher, Specific Mitochondrial Respiratory Defects & Compensatory Changes in ME/CFS Patient Cells

    It is part of the puzzle and I think it is a downstream event. Probably The pathogen I suspect is transported by exosomes.
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    Dr. Ron Davis of Stanford - Research Update - Drug Screening. Video from Emerge Symposium March 2019, Australia

    Not enough ATP production?
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    Video, Emerge Symposium 2019: Dr Paul Fisher, Specific Mitochondrial Respiratory Defects & Compensatory Changes in ME/CFS Patient Cells

    Complex V problem. Not enough APT production to cope with extra demand.
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    Video, Emerge Symposium 2019: Dr Paul Fisher, Specific Mitochondrial Respiratory Defects & Compensatory Changes in ME/CFS Patient Cells

    I would say, avoid stressers as much as possible.
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    Orthostatic intolerance

    Nature knows best.
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    Orthostatic intolerance

    Prefer? Not have to?
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    Blog: 'Summary so far of "Something in the blood"' by Simon McGrath

    Prions???
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    Blog: 'Summary so far of "Something in the blood"' by Simon McGrath

    Not as for as I know but an italian could find prions high up in the nose. Have not seen an update.
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    BBC News website: 'Rabbits gave me a reason to live'

    :emoji_stew:
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    Orthostatic intolerance

    yep
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    Mystery illnesses reveal the power of our minds to influence health, New Scientist

    Probably
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    Mold as a possible cause of CFS

    My house is full with mold but nonetheless I have improved a lot, Maybe it is the mycobiome causing problems.
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    Frontiers in Medicine is interested in doing a special edition on "ME/CFS -The Severely Affected" if there is sufficient interest

    I agree
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    Symptom fluctuations and daily physical activity in patients with chronic fatigue syndrome: a case-control study, Nijs et al (2011)

    I think it does. When I stop in time and rest (or doing something different, lighter) , after some time I can go on with the task I was doing. Sadly after every rest I have to stop sooner and in the end I have to stop all together and lay down.
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    Update from Ron Davis April 2019 Interview with BenH

    I noticed it. Farts smelled diffferent too.
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    Update from Ron Davis April 2019 Interview with BenH

    I could not sweat during the day but none the less had nightsweats. Later more and more parts of my body started sweating during the day. I am pretty sure that was part of the healing process.
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